Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 292, Decatur, Adams County, 10 December 1934 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published mma THE tSvary Ere- DECATI 11 ling Except DEMOURA I Bunday by £E» CO entered at the Decatur, Ind.. Post Office as Second Class Matter I. H. Heller President A. R. Holthouse. Sec'y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D HellerVice-President Subscription Rates Single copies $ .02 One week, by carrier .10 One year, by carrier IB 00 One month, by mail .35 Three months, by mall 1.00 Six months, by mail 1.75 One year, by mail 3.0 v one year, at office 3.0 U Prices quoted are within first and second cones Elsewhere 53.50 one yea, Advertising Rates made kuown 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 Giving is the way to more happiness on Christmas. What bathers are wearing in Florida — headline. So they really | wear something. This is the season when applicants scan the lists to see if their name is included. Snows are not uncommon in December so don't be surprised if' you have to do a few hour's of I shoveling one of these mornings. | . Wiley Post went up 50,000 feet | and found the temperature 70 de-| grees below zero, which will remove that region from our vacation locations. Santa Claus will return to De-j catur next Saturday. His visit! last week thrilled the children and . another treat will be in store tor them if they return. On a mosquito extermination project in the New York Bronx, a survey showed 95 bosses and 91 common laborers on the job. Wonder how many mosquitos they found. The Christmas shopping spirit is at its height and those who get the job done this week will be able to enjoy the last few days before the holiday without harass or disappointment. Christmas shopping was brisk in Decatur over the week-end. One of the season’s largest crowds visited the stores and made purchases of gifts, or bought seasonable merchandise. Come again. Your donation to the Good Fellows club will bring happiness to some needy family and will encourage others to contribute. It's a most worthy cause and one of the avenues opened to you to enjoy the thrill of giving. Drop your contribution in one of the boxes. Decatur has five public parks and athletic fields, a civic accomplishment and appreciated by all. The cost has not been great in dollars and cents and by doing a little each year the facilities of the recreation centers are enhanced, adding to their usefulness. The program will be kept going. CHRISTM,\S SEALSyj V - - H ssl 3 4? t Children of Mexico 3 a r * ' 0 uzs * canc *y 3 P dolls a>i Christmas po’iies fj *3 shopping days [ Isa to Christmas

Chicago is considering a proposition to hold a 1935 world's fair on the grounds that housed the big exposition the past two years. ( Mayor Kelly is leading the movement and if finances can be arranged the bolding of fairs may become 1 an annual occurance in the Windy City. t • The village of 48 houses on the I Subsistence Homestead site is springjng up fast. It’s a treat for ! sore eyes to see such growth at ' our own front door. If you have > never seen four dozen houses goI I ing up at the same time you have ’ a treat coming by visiting the , homestead division. • Let's put the tramps and the "gimme a nickel for a cup of coffee" guys on the road. Saturday a half dozen of these panhandlers were seen about town. The writer happened to be in a local restaurant when one of them came in and got a cup of coffee. A few minutes later this same coffee drinker walked into this office and begged for another nickel for a cup. it's a habit with these fellows and they should be kept on the move. War clouds seem to be forming in Europe, following the dispute between Jugoslavia and Hungary, as an outgrowth of the assassination of King Alexander. France is siding with Jugoslavia and history may repeat itself, a shooting of one individual causing a war 1 that claims hundreds of thousands lof lives. It sounds foolish, but l humans are that way in periods of I excitement and it seems that the i war cry is the only way for them ; to give vent to pent up feelings. ——————— Frank G. Thompson, of Bluffton, representative from Adams and I Wells counties, is slated to be the i majority leader in the house during the session of the legislature. That would be fine. Mr. Thompson. a neighbor and friend of the people of this county, would be i mighty to see him elevated to this responsible position. He | lias the ability, leadership and experience to do the job. He is sincere in what he does and the Democrat party could not pick a more worthy man as pilot in mapping a legislative progrem. Our good friends, Hugh A. Barnhart and Pete Van Trump, publishers of the Rochester News-Sentinel, celebrated their tenth auuivrsary the other day. A 24-page edition was issued, a couple sections being devoted to historical data and a complete story of the paper's history. The founding of the Rochester paper dates back to 1850, a consolidation being made a decade ago and the anniversary marking the publication of the present daily under the same ownership. Across the state we wish to send our congratulations to the owners. It is gratifying to friends to learn that the Appellate court has awarded compensation to Mrs. Amos Fisher for the death of her I husband, drowned in the spray j pool at the city plant more than a I year ago. The'higher court revers- ' ed the decisions of the Indiana Industrial Board, on the appeal of local attorneys and awarded the . widow approximately five thousand dollars. Mr. Fisher was a faithful > public servant and his visit to the spray pond early on the morning of the tragedy was found to be in his line of duty, the court held. o Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE J Q. Should a iChristmas card be addressed to both huaband and wife if the husband is not known to the sender? A. Yes. Q. At what time should a small evening dance begin? iA. At nine or nine-thirty. Q. When the hostess is preparing tlie room of some member of the family for a week-end guest, should she arrange a drewter drawer and closet space? A. Yen; one dresser drawer and several 'hooks and 'hangers in the closet should 'ba sufficient. — .() <iet the Habit — Trade at Homa

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1934.

TOW I E ! Do you know about the new variation of Contract Bridge? It's called TOWIE. No more post-mortems! Nobody to blame if you get "set" but yourself. May be played by front three to five players. Only three participate actively in the play. The declarer plays against all —including "inactive" players. No hand is played unless a game is bid. High penalties—high scores. Six cards exposed in "dummy'' before tre bidding starts. The new game may prove to be the successor to Contract Bridge, just as Contract succeeded Auction and Auction succeeded Whist. Our Washington Bureau has ready for you a new bulletin telling all about TOWIE and how It differs from CONTRACT. If you are a Bridge player, you will want to know about this new variation of Bridge play. Fill out the coupon below and send for the bulletin: CLIP COUPON HERE Dept. 315, Washington Bureau, DAILY DEMOCRAT, 1322 New York Avenue, Washington, D. C. I want a copy of the bulletin on TO’A IE, and enclose herewith five cents in coin (carefully wrapped), or jiestage stamps, to cover return postage and handling costs; NA M E STREET & No CITY - state I am a reader of the Decatur Daily Democrat, Decatur, Ind.

6. New York. ! , 7. A party who is called upon to ! answer in proceedings against him. . 8. Francis R. Stockton. ' ( 9. “I Mime, I saw, I conquered”. 10. Ferdinand M gellan. 1. Canada. 2. Carlisle, Pa 3. An American soldier of Ute Revolutionary War. 4. Daniel Webster June 17. 1843, at the completion of Bunker Hill I Mqpument. 5. Distinguished American arr-bi- •

tect. 6. Canada. 7. Eminent English political economist. 8. Sonia Abuza. 9. Tennessee Valley Authority. 10. Below ground. **GlaM Home A hounp at Rio Vista, Nev., H built entirelx of beer bottles. The structure Is 20 feet long and 16 feet wide and has two rooms. Tun thousand beer bottiM went into it» «MKtrurtlot>

fsTAR SIGN By OCTAVIN E I'or |irr»on* whs hvllsvr «•<»• b“man dratlay In guide'! hy <he tkla dally horoa*»»e la outlined l>y a mi led natrologer. la addllloa lu■ Information or apeclal Intereata. H oulllue-. larormatlon of .i>e<-i«l Io perauna born oa the dealgunle I DECEMBER 11 The morning is serious, but quite favorable. It is a good time to buy clothes or start to remodel your house. Plan constructive improvement of either your social affairs or your real estate. The afternoon is also good, but rather sudden. Unexpected things might happen. Do not be extravagant. Birthdate You should be a very enthusiastic person, and should be talented as an orator or scholar. You should be fortunate in an unexpected way from Jan. 7 through 21, 1935. Be careful to i»voW accident, or trouble through fire or rash conduct, from Oct. 11 through 14, 1935. Socially favorable, June 24-26, 1935. Write letters or take short trips on Dec. 17, 18 and 19, 1934. — Readers dealrla* addltlanal Information regarding their horoscopes are invited to communicate with De,re In enre of thia newspaper. Enclose a 3-cent stumped, self-ad-O CHURCH REVIVALS I First U. B. Church The special meetings with Dr. J. E. Conant are progressing in a great way. Yesterday was a red letter day. Dr. Conant Spoke four times — every service to a full house. The adult and junior Sunday School department met in the main auditorium. At the regular Sunday School period the evangelist spoke to the school on evangelism and youth, giving liis own experience in accepting Christ when a boy, eleven years old. At the close 52 boys and girls came forward and all accepted Christ. At 10:30 o’clock In the regular morning service. Dr. Conant spoke on "Personal Work and Individual Evangelism." At the close 60 church members came forward ana dedicated themselves to lite work and personal evangelism. A Jarge c?owd met the evangelist at the 2:30 o'clock afternoon service. His subject was “Are We Near a Great. World Crista?” A large chart was presented repre-

WINTER MOTOR TUNE-UP U. S. L. BATTERIES ■ Have your car gone over so that it works A very well constructed batterj iMI • j , .... • gives you 20'' more starting powtriß properly under unfavorable conditions. » oW J weather . Thev | ast longer,»| It will cost very little on most cars. A 13 plate as low as I little attention is often all that is needed. Tropic-Aire RIVERSIDE Battery I Hot Water SUPER SERVICE Service I Heaters Decatur, Indiana W( , d() batterj I OPEN DAY AND NIGHT and gervi{t I Dri v e in a car as .. ■ warm as Florida sun- December 10, 1934 batteries. Save t» ■ shine. A high grade Gentlemen: battery by regulH I heater. Cold weather is here and will be I here for the next four months. It attebU .1 I Heatei thermostats makes different demands upon your car ] than warm weather does. It is to your | .. jiimRBHB interest to meet these demands. , . ® Cushion We are espec ' ally c 9 u| pp ec! to pre « R I pare your car for winter driving. For I’restone I instance, take oiling and greasing. In | our shop this work is done in a steam ■ heated room. Your car does not stand Does not 1)011 a"’.' I »■>< out ' n the open. Old oil and grease is I Keep the weather out not hardened by t he cold so that it You can use it J® I arniinrl vniir Hours at cl °9 s the hearings and permits only a I around your doors at partja| entrance of the winter | Ubri . aftvr year. lts £t *| very little cost. cant »- nomical to U se. I Only experts work on your ear when 5 you bring it to us They ™I lubricate it according to the manufao- | j turers recommendation. Seven differ- j otartCr ent kinds of lubricant are used on each WinuSlllf'*'* I flpnprjitnr car ’ one f° r each s P ecif ' c need - Such : VTVIIViaiUI lubrication, when consistently carried I'lpfrnsferS I Repair puti adds to the ,ife of your car and wnv » 1 reduces repair bills. I I We do all kinds of Wc can o ive y° u summer driving in Keep 'Olli " in 8 winter as far as your lubrication «s . nrevent aC ‘ I dcctricul work Oil concerned. Drive in and let us serve tKiii « I you. Our prices are reasonable. .. . u e ha'* your car, and have a v T . l “ k Yours Truly, complete line of parts. RIVERSIDE | OILS AND GREASES RADIATOR SERV B 1 . We carry winter oils and greases of Let us check your radi l 1 i J standard brand. condition. We power Hush c!ogi:‘■ Sinclair — Valvoline . ir lea Ks, tighten hose Quaker State - Alemite * tor ®’ ' vour radiator Change to winter oil and grease now for tions, etc., < better driving. Rivorcirlp SgrviCO lIIIUIWIMV VMHVI “ ■ phone E. Monroe Street Always Open

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! —“ senting the church In different I ages and the present period. The meetings will continue until Sunday evening, December 16. Next Sunday afternoon at 2:15i o’clock he will give another lecture on the subject, "Is America Doomed For a Red Revolution?" The young men’s chorus of the Berne I Mennontte church will give a 15 minute musical service proceeding . the lecture. The subjects of Dr. Conant’s lee-' tures for the remainder of the I week are: Monday. "How to Raise; the Devil in Decatur"; Tuesday. . “Why All Good People Will Be Lost”: Wednesday. "Where Do Wei . Go When We Die? ”; Thursday. "A ,! Trip Through a Fool's Paradise", | I ! and Friday, "Why I Believe in Pur- i ( ; gatory." i o ■ ' Household Scrapbook —by—- ‘ ROBERTA LEE j i Soap Jelly A soap jelly that is exceltept xpr

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