Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 64, Decatur, Adams County, 15 March 1935 — Page 3

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llAn m SUN., MON., TUES. «» 10c-25e Si-nea/ evening Show at C:00 Matinee at 2:00 P. M. BbSWFET Pb MUSIC j j A Merry Medley of songs B '|vi and stars, laughs ana love ..with Hollywood’s greatBj ttFmTy '\\ k% est comedians..the world’s mST\ \ i most beautiful girls .. the ■ flf writers who gave you "20 p| ? Million Sweethearts”..the Blu /i> 'l&sS most t * azzl ‘ n S namcs ot I || B w - ■ ri stage, screen and radiol rinplK \ > t s Meet the Stars! .. . Ilf/ ANN DVORAK ■E, fA tk ROBERT ARMSTRONG I |k f "* -2 Great Bands! nMR wSmm rUDY S CONNECTICUT I wm yankees • frank * K Hear the Songs! . I mi "Ev’ry Day", "Sweet Music" H rlPflPtMlr and 4 other swell hits by 6 ■ I great Warner tunesmithsl jjff — lls —Comedy and Fox News. t- a M Chance Nite” 10c I Rpv nr,, r ~ SATURDAY i x “ELL. RUTH MIX. BUZZ BARTON I 1 iUS 9TOONE — SCREEN SNAPSHOTS POT NOVELTY. 10c-15c

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Miss Mary Macy Phones 1000—1001 — Friday M. K. Friendly Circle clasa, Vlri ijlnia Ikity, 7 to 9 p. m. I’apt ist Phflat ha ■ clans “mystery 1 iiarty”. church parlors. 7:30 p. in. J (’ mmonwcal Study Club, K. of (’. , Hall, 8 p. m. M. K. Young Marri-ed Peoples ihiss. D e Fryhack. 7:110 p. ni, i M. E. louliea Aid Society hook review, church auditorium, 2:30. Monroe M. K. Indies Aid Society j quilting. Mm. E. \V. Dim. he. all-day Den llur initiation, lien Hur Hall I 8 p ni. Saturday M. E- Ever Ready Class pantry | nale, Schafer .store window. 10. nan. Monday Woman's Club. Music I) partnv nt in * barge, Zion Reformed church, 7:45 p. .r. Resear: h Club, Mrs. C. O |> rter 2:30 p. m. arranged for bridge. At t' e soncliMion of four games Misa Ruth Winnes was awarded the prize. A lunche n In keeping with SI. Patrick's Day was .served. The ! tables were centered with bud vased of spring flowers. The hostess was assisted in serving by hr a later. Mine Eileen Odle. Mrs. Donald Stamp will be hastens at the n->xt .sorority meeting. MOOSE WOMEN HOLD BUSINESS MEETING Th 1 regular meeting f ths Women of the Moone was held Thursday night in ,he Mooee II me. It was decided to hold lodge every week pr imratory to the detrict i eting to be h id April 28. Tile

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sard parties* sponsored by the organization will he discontinued until after Lent. A donation wan made to a ipoor family this m nth In keeping with th proejet of the lodge to h"*l>p a P ( >or worthy family each month. | The oullt h ing made by the women • will lie completed next w ek and will he ii xhlldt for sale. The regular utat, tl meeting of the I ' Stern Star lodge was hehl In t ie Masonic Hull Thunaday night. MEETING OF .. E. D. T. S. CLASS Th > members of the Every Day i ,- Same elans of tie? Christian Sunday ; i, echo 1 met w ith Marjorie Drum on j 1 Fornax street, W dneuday evening. The bunin -mi se-alon was con-, s ducted by the president, Katheryn j Kohls, und the secretary's report 1 , wan reatl by Marjorie Drum. Following the Imein ss meeting y tables w-re arrang’d for lotto and 1 Helen Jean Kohls received the first ] | prize and Betty SmiMt, consolation prize. One guest, B tty Smith, was present other than ths regular y members. A delicious lunette n wns nerved by tlie hostess, IhUy Smith and j Mrs. lior. hus Drum. A buninees meeting of the Tri r Kappa a rority will he held Ttieftday night at eight 'clock ut the - home of Misa Alice Alwein. CIVIC SECTION MEMBERS . ENJOY ST. PATRICK S PARTY i Twenty eight meub ra and one • gucat of the Civic Section of the 1 Woman's Club enj yed the St. Pat- • rick’s Day party held at the home ’ of Mrs. Delton Disswater on Ninth str et, Thursday icvening. Appointments for the party were in keeping with St. Patrick's Day. Preceding the social hour, a busin?ss meeting was held during whi h it was decided to sponsor a stunt nlg' t jointly with the Decatur

1 nya YgHHI JttM |§f * il *■ m m | SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY- 10c-25c FIRST SHOW SUNDAY al 1:30. Second Show at 3:50. Third Show at 6:10. Fourth Show at 8:30. Box office will remain open until 9:30 SUNDAY Night. On MONDAY and TUESDAY the FIRST Show will start at 6:3o—the second show at 8:50. ( OME EARLY. COME EARLY. COME EARLY. ,«r wv.st-c oVT ‘ D |j»ppr * jßt * ••-. \S. F .,40 ,, “ y, ; **£&«*,s«#* C'V A- Vi F Vo^ 146 'f/N >\T ptO<i uC * CONTINUOUS ALL DAY SUNDAY from 1:30. Matinee Tuesday ft 2:30 I Tonight and Saturday “SECRET OF THE CHATEAU” »l With Alice White. Jack Laßue, Claire Dodd, f Clark Williams, Geo. E. Stone. ■ Mvstery! Excitement! Terror! Adventure! Romance! Vdded—A ‘‘POPEYE. THE SAILOR" Cartoon and “LAW OF THE WILD.” 10c-15c Coming SOON - - - “WINGS IN THE DARK” - - “AFTER OFFICE HOURS” “ROBERTA” “VANESSA ”

school on April 25. <iam a of fifty-fifty were played i and prizes were Awarded to Mrs Felix tiraher, Mrs. Den DeV r and Mrs. Die.!: McConnell. Th- small tables were laid with lin tut and covers for the gu-'«ts were marked with favors In keeping with tlie .party. Refreshments were nerved The host sses at th purty Included Mrs. Paxawuter, Mrs. Chester Mclntosh, Mrs. Fred McConnell and Mrs. Dwight Sheets. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Yager ami | daughter Katheryn Isnilse have , gone to Indianapolis to **p nil the j week-end und attended th ■ state 1 basketball tourna nent. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Swalm und (taught- rs Janet and Dirie. of Bluffton, visited friends and relatives ill | Decatur Thursday eveningPaul Painter and Bert Carvey of Dlufftou were buelnnse visitors in Decatur Thursday evening. Members of the local Tri Kappa sorority will o nduct the annual Shamrock sale in this city Saturday. The proceeds from the sale will he need for charityMrs. O. N. Ach son of Wiltshire. Ohio and Mrs. Homer Myers visited In Fort Wayne Thursday. Charles Omior was unable to he on duty ai 'h ■ Lose barber shop today n account of illness. Mrs. T. W. Holsapple of North Tenth street, who has been ill since Wednesday morning, is reported to be Improving. HUGE FEDERAL CONTINUED FT.OM PAGE ONE! portant dope ring connections between New York. Cleveland, anil Detroit and the nation's capital. 0 __ Trade in a Good Town — Decatur] m I

JURY ACQUITS ACCUSED NURSE Kentucky Nurse Is Acquitted Os Poisoning Two Young C hildren Princeton. Ky., March 15- 41JP) An indictment ugainst Churles W. Cox, former divinity student, charging hint with Mu* pois-m murder of his 10 vear old daughter, today was dismissed by circuit court Judg- Charles H Wils 'n as a rwult of acquittal of Nell Raker, his sweeth art, oil the same charge. Commonwealth attorney Alvin L'-iain'iy motioned for dismissal of the indictment after a jury of backwn ds farmers and small merchants had found Miss Itaker not guilty last night. Princeton, Ky., March 15 —(TP) Plans for prosecution of Charles W. Cox. f rmer divinity student accused of poisoning hla two daught rs to further an illicit love affair, were held In abeyance today as a result of acquittal of N 11 Raker, his sweetheart, on the same charge. A jury of backwoods farm rs and entail merchants declared Miss Baker not guilty last night, two hours after receiving the case. The state had demanded a death penalty. The pretty. 38-y ar-old nurse was accused by witnesses who included many of Cox’ neighbors and friends of administering poison last stintner to Wanda Cox, 10, and a week . later to Manbelle, her sister, 17. Cox, whose wife is in a state asylum. was indited with her and was to have been tried immediately

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after Miss Baker's trialState physicians testified that Itoth girls died of ar.-e-nlc poisoning. Physicians testifying for the defense eiild the evidence was not conclusive. Miss Raker denied flatly that she tllsllk d the children and said she 1 had no Intlmat • relation with Cox. The former divinity student, now a salesman, was in court under guard, hut studiously avoided meeting the eyes of his sweetheart, even while sh - testified. They have not spoken since tlie trial began Tuesday, o— CONGRESS TODAY Senate: Debates prevailing wage amendment. Finance committee hears S. Clay Williams on NRA investigation. Munitions committee hears William Shearer. House: Considers deficiency appropri- ( ation bill. Interstate commerce committee continues utility holding company j hearings. o Rev. Prugh To Give Series Os Sermons ''Religious Persecutl- n In the World Today" will be the subject of a series of sermons to he given on Sunday evenings at the Zion Reformed church by Rev. C. M. I’rug). Beginning on March 17th the following *uhjeots will !>■* treated on successive Sunday evenings: I. Russia 11. Germany HI. Mexico IV. Austria and East- rn Europe. V. “Is L'ae| , World G ing Atheistic?" In explanation of these dis ! coun- e Rev. Prugh stated: “We ar* living in an age when the Chris- j tian Church in undergoing a severe j

trial. Christian people In various parts o ft lie world are suffering per-1 secutlon o fa .kind which is to !»« compared with that of tlie Roman mi. It is hlguly important that thinking people have some corri <•! cone | lion of this situation und Its (atisfu, »:o fur an they can be determined." - o - —- D. W. Eat Fi.b? The United Stale* consume* np proxlmately 2,662,000.000 pound* of fish «nch ve»f-

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TAX DEADLINE CONTINUEI* FROM PAGE ONE Ample tint** rtaiutlriN to complain publicity repeal. The Internal revenue Imreuii will not he reudy to mill ni It the records for Inspection before late summer. Any prior repeal would avoid publicity. Approximately 2.060,000 persons are expected to report taxable Income. The number of returns for 1932, latest year for which records are available, was 3,877,43(1.