Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 155, Decatur, Adams County, 1 July 1935 — Page 4

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U DECATUR liJfMLY DEMOCRAT F J Published Every Evening Except Sunday by ME DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. ■titered at the Decatur, Ind., Post OFlca as Second Class Matter. 1. H. Heller President A- R. Holthouso, Sec’y & Bus. Mgr. Pick D. Heller Vice-President Subscription Rates: Single copies J - (| 2 One week, by carrier - 10 One year, by carrier $5.00 I One month, by mail — 35 ? Three months, by mail SI.OO i Six months, by mail 1.75 ,I One year, by mail 3.00 ne 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. |ls Lexington Avenue, New York 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, f Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. Pay your water and light bills • ithe state accountants may make good showing to the state. That will help every one. Huey Long, the wild man from Btr Louisiana has played his hand and lost. A few months ago he was attracting much attention hut he blew up like a toy balloon that bumps against a cigarette. Max Baer as a staid married man will be an entirely differed "\ind of a man than the clown he been since he became famous js a prize fighter and it may aid ftim to recover his lost laurels. Fifty million dollars to aid the youth of the nation may seem like a foolish move unless you stop to . think .that these boys and girls who are just entering business life must . be saved, must retain their faith and hope or the next decade will bring the most disastrous results. Fifteen bands have signed up to J come here for the big Legion celeF bration on July 4th and if they 'on’t make noiso enough to let you mow the occasion is Independence the boys will provide more. Hits a big program for a great event Jr and you can enjoy it to the limit.. Business is better, values are in- . creasing, prices of crops will be best in a long time and the lamer will again have some cash " with which to work, every body ■ admmits the improvement except- ■ ing a' few newspapers and poli- • iticatlb that would like to discredit the president. c - , A campaign to collect the elecs trie light and water bills which are in arrears is now being made by city officials, assisted by state accountants. Rates are based upon receipts and when these lag, there is a grave danger of getting in the red ink. The bills should be paid to avoid trouble and costs. One bf the features of the Dairy Day celebration here will be the exhibition of '‘lceberg," a Guernsey hull born in Little America during the Byrd expedition, if “Icy” could talk he might be an interesting man that day and even without that every body will like to take a. look at this youngster who has already had quite a number of interesting experiences. Mr. Dickinson, whose untimely death in Detroit has caused a sensation seems to have been playing around a little, although his reputation in his New York home town does not indicate that he was given to that kind of sport. A "big shot” with a couple of thousand in cash in his pocket who goes out with a couple of girls and a tough guy, should any -thing A : —j JP

the past years, men of excellent judgment who have done much to keep the old ship of state running smoothly and who deserve your appreciation. The community we know is thankful to this years board for their excellent work. That Mobley boy down in Monroe county, who during the P»t few weeks have given his community a reign of terror, setting fire to his fathers house twice, burning the barn and otherwise causing a lot of damage in the neighborhood has been given a one-to-ten-yeaj-suspended prison sentence. He has been paroled to his father and since he is only twelve years old. his dad will have nine years to bring him out of his crazy ideM. Perhaps a good fat hair brush might do as much good as any thing else. Its fine for boys to have fun but they are getting a bad start when they try to kid themselves into believing that to enjoy themselves it is necessary to destroy propel ty or to commit crimes with a thrill. During the past few weeks there have been a number of complaints of destruction of properly and in several cases it has been necessary to place guards. That's serious and one of these days these lads are going to get into court where they will receive punishment such as a suspended sentence and that's worse than they may think. Don't indulge in the breaking of windows, the smashing of benches, destruction of flowers and gardens and if companions do it, report them. That makes you a good citizen. noted ® Btrn l°spne r al interest, it outformation of f special interest designated JULY 4. Most favored ones today are those born from July 21 through August 21. General Indication For Everybody Morning—Good. Afternoon —Good. Evening—Treacherous. The early afternoon is the best social time. The Iffe afternoon and evening is the time to beware of trouble. Today's Birthdate You may have experienced a great deal of sorrow. You may travel to places you have not been Tn many years, or you may become deeply interest in science, philosophy, or religion during February, 1336. You should benefit through small animals or servants during December, 1935. Da.nger from fire, instruments, or rash action or speech from Nov. 10-15, 1935. Socially favorable Dec. n-~», 1935. Headers desiring additional Information regarding their are Invited to communicate with W taxine in care of this newspaper. Enclose a 3-cent stamped self-addressed envelope. o — * Household Scraphook by ROBERTA LEE ♦ ♦ Repairing the Laundry Tub When there is a leak in the laundry tub, try thinning some plaster of Paris with wuter, and rubbing it thoroughly into the crack. Let it dry for two or three days before using the tub. Bread Crumbs Put all scraps of discarded bread in a caper bag, hang the bag on a hook, ond the bread will not mold. Th? moisture will quickly evaporate, and whenever bread crumbs ore needed they are right at hand. Ironing Pleats Always iron pleats down from the band that holds them, folding in line with tibia weave of the goods. They will hang in straight lines and will not require so much pressing. 0 — • tz —~ Many Reunions Scheduled For Summer Months ♦ ♦ August 4 —Moyer Blauveit. August 18—HaekmMRfr ad Korten■lpr. -fr | ;c .lak' reunl|flK;'’" ® ? <'morial . 25. '.I-/ / 1

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Answers To Test Questions Below are the answers to the Test Questions printed on Page Two. ; ♦ 1. Eight. 2. Geodesy. 3. Chihuahua. 4. Italian patriot. 5. Robert, Duke of Normandy. 6. Yes. 7. The one-hundredth part. 8. The name is applied to the I islands of the Pacific Ocean. 9. William Cowper's "iVerscs Supposed to be Written by Alexander Selkirk.” 10. The exact and organized i knowledge of the distribution of phenomena on the surface of the ' earth. 1. Saloon. 2. General George Gordon Meade. 3. Arizona. 4. Bias, Chilo, Periander. Pitt-1 acos, Solon, Thales and Cieobulos. 5. Central America. 6. Thackeray. 7. John H. Fahey. 8. Algebra, geometry and analysis. 9. A non-commissioned officer! of the army or navy. 10. No. fresh water has a high-' er freezing point than salt water. o William Meywd of Geneva, attend'd to business in this city this morning.

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Jk — TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY From the Daily Democrat File 4 ♦ July I—Germany’s reply to Amei'isan note is poetponed because of tlhe sinking of steamer Armenian. “Polly” Parent breaks <an arm when his motorcycle skids while working out to enter races. ■Sheriff Ed Gr >n buys an Auburn. Open season for squirrels from I now until November Ist. Prof. Lee Driver of. Randolph county speaks at Honduras and Salem on advantages of township consolidutfd schools. Becans ■ July 4th comes on Sun-

day this year, the occasion will be generally observed next Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. France leave for James Lake. Misses Jessie Winners and Amy and Margaret Kremers visit the Hug Miller family in Andeneon. Miss Fay Jackson is visiting in Fort Wayne. ARRIVALS Mr. and Mis. Harold Harvey of Corydon. Ind., arc the proud parents of a. baby boy born Wednesday, June 26th. The baby has been named Gary Lewis Harvey. o Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

ULI FOURTH CARE URGED State Medical Association Urges Safe, Sane Observance Indianapolis. July 1- ~~ 11 V’” consider yourself UP'*®? “*• ern. in style, and the top, S<> " for a safe and sane Ju!y Pounh thls year and forget about the old fashioned risk rennin .. chance celebration that used to fill lhP morning after papers *>th pathetic tales of needless trag edies.” In advocating a safe Fourth, t ie Bureau of Publicity of the India" B State Medical Association make* the following suggestions: 1. Leave thrilling and dangerous performances to those. especially trained in fireworks exhibition Work. 2 see that every wound re-j C eI TPS prompt attention and, thorough treatment. Injuries from i explosives, no matter how sligl j

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bit more caution th* high July Fourth accident rate will be cut dukm. —e- * Modern Etiquette by ROBERTA LEE < Q. When one tai taking a meal alone tn >t hct<*l dining room l« it «H right to read a book while waiting to be nerved? A. Yes; there is no reason why one should not rend if alone. Q. Is it all right to say, "I am delighted t > meet you,"" whea bving introduced to some one? A. Not unlr-MR you are reasonably sure tbit t2u- other person hi also delighted to meet you. q. when invited to an outdoor party, and the weather i« very stormy, should one go anywuy? A. Yes. unions the hostess hag notified you of a pontponement. -— o — Town Boo»t» Payroll Fort Madison, lowa (U.R) — A boost in pay for all city employes, with the exception of the mayor and the city council, has been approved. It will go into effect July 1 to restore a 10 per cent cut made . two years ago.

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