Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 164, Decatur, Adams County, 12 July 1935 — Page 6

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New storms which swept over ■•stricken up-state New York and took a heavy toll in eastern Pennsylvania increased to 50 the number of fatalities attributed to cloudbursts, collapsing dams and . flooded waterways. One of the hardest hit towns in the flood district was Hornell, N. Y., below, i where damage in excess of $2,- . 000,000 was caused. At Lodi I Point, summer resort in the Fin- 1 ger Lakes region, top, more than I 30 cottages were demolished by ’ the raging torrents. *

BEER DEALERS CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE in town where beer is sold. He also visited the clubs. Where the stamps were destroyed in the proper manner, no complaint was made. Must Have License Indianapolis, July 12— <U.R) — IJquor dealers who continue in business without a license after tomorrow, even though they have made application for a permit, ■will be included in the enforcement drive which begins this weekend, Paul P. Fry, state excise administrator, said. an application for a permit doesn’t automatically license a person to sell liquor in this state," Fry said. “They’ve got to have a state permit hanging on the wall to come within provisions of the

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law.” Fry made the statement in an-1 swer to a query whether persons who have applied for license but' never received them would be included in the liquor enforcement drive. o Charges Socialism Planned In Nation Washington, July 12 — (UP) — Secretary George B. Chandler of the , Ohio Chamber of Commerce charged before the house wuya and means committee today that “numerous conspirators" close to Presi-1 dent Roosevelt sought to replace capitalism in the United States with socialism. A bitter partisian row among committee members developed during heated questioning of Chandler. Democrats charged the witness had insulted the committee and Repub-

i Means retaliated with charge the witness had been insulted. At one time during the shouting from the committee table It appeared chairman Robert L. Doughton would have to adjourn the hearings, j The Democrats took excaption to i Chandler's broad range attack on i the administration. Predicts Break In Indiana Heat Wave Indianapolis. Ind., July 12 —(UP) —Rain and a cool air current from the northwest will preach (Indiana , tonight to break a three-day heat wave which has claimed four lives in Indiana, J. H. Armington, federal meteorologist here, said today. He anticipated warm but more i comfortable weather over the week I end. See Julius Haugk for good coal at the lowest price. 1

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LARGE SUM PAID BY DELINQUENTS Over $587,000 IsCollected By State Gross Income Tax Division Indianapolis, July 12. — (U.R) More than $587,000 in delinquent taxes, penalties and interest has been collected by the state gross Income tax division since the law became effective in May, 1933, Clarence A. Jackson, director, announced today. Figures which included receipts up to the close of the state fiscal year, June 30, showed the department made gross income tajc col-1 lections totalling $24,035,469 over! the 23-month period in which the law has been in effect. Os the total. $23,447,503 was paid In regular taxes, $497,821 in delinquencies and $90,270 in penalties and interest. "The actual amount of delinqquent taxfs collected." Jackson saad, “was considerably larger than the amount shown because of the fact the tax divisions records list as delinquent only those paid in the year fallowing the year in which the taxes were due." Although penalties and interest is collected on delinquent quarterly collections made in the current year, ,the tax payments are recorded a.s regular tax for the year. Delinquent taxes, penalties and interest during the 1934-35 fiscal year have been sufficient to pay all operating expenses of the department. The remainder is distributed to local school units. Marion county showed the larged delinquencies, with a total of $150,062. Lake county was second highest With $48,707, and Allen county followed with $37,587. Out of state concerns paid $35,552. FOREIGNERS CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE sored by the United States, under which nations including Italy and Abyssinia renounced war forever in favor of pacific settlement of disputes. Geneva. July 12.— (U.R) — The statement of Sir Samuel Hoare, British foreign minister, explaining his position in the Abyssinian [ crisis brought nothing but alarm ' today to league officials, who see in it a combined Franco-British drive in the interest of Italy. The suggestion of “negotiation” under the treaty of 1906, together with the refusal of Great Britain to grant export licenses for munitions to Abyssinia, served to confirm suspicions that France and Britain have planned joint pressure on Ethiopia. “Great Britain is saving the league by repudiating the covenant and reverting to pre-war treaties," one high commentator said bitterIl y . — London, July 12.-OJ.R>— The United States and British governments were understood today to have concluded arrangements for cooperation in evacuation of nationals from Abyssinia in event of war between Ethiopia and Italy. The London and Washington governments arranged to instruct NO MORE BAS OB INDIGESTION I ~ ! ! Indo-Vin Proves “Godsend” To Indiana Stomach Victim MRS. C. R. MOORE, of 1206 W. 18th St., Indianapolis, Ind., says: ; “My stomach was so bad that

everything I tried Sto eat would turn ■into gas and bloat ■lnside of me and ■ I was always in ■such misery witli ■my stomach origans that I never Skr.ew what it was *to sit down and jeat a hearty meal Oike a normal perA son does for my Oneals caused so ■much suffering all through me that I was almost afraid to eat. My

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condition was awful and Indo-Vin was the first medicine in YEARS that had any effect on me. It has put a complete stop to ajl the gas misery and aw'ul bloating sptlls I used to have, and I am not afraid to eat any more because my food is digesting as good as it did when I was a child.” You can get IndoVin at the Holthouse drug store here in Decatur, and from all leading druggists throughout this whole section.

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| their respective .legations at Addis Ababa to cooperate Ln the task of getting Americans and Britons I safely out of the country "in event I of an emergency." 1 Some refugees already have left Abyssinia and the United States has advised Americans—there are about 125 In Ethiopia, mostly missionarles—that it might be well for them to depart. Most of the missionaries, however, dechned to leave their posts. Kokomo Picketers Are Under Arrest Kokomo Ind., July 12 (UP) Continued picketing at the Kokomo Smitary p ttery plant today result-

* t BELL'S ® Winchester i-h- Cash Grocery '%■ FREE DELIVERY—I times Daliy. FOREST ROSE FLOUR for Bread or Pastry 24'i «Sc PUMPKIN—3 large cans FANCY CUT GREEN BEANS—3 cans -•>< FANCY TOMATOES—3 No. 2 cans : TEA —Bulk—per pound U)c, 29c and . c WILLSHIRE or MILLER’S BREAD. 1' 2 lb. loaf 9c THAT GOOD 7:30 COFFEE— pound ...... SUNKIST ORANGES—Dozen 1 >c. 10c and 45c PEAS — 3 No. 2 cans FLOUR—For Pastrv—s lb. sack •; • • Spaghetti. Tomato Juice. Kraut. Peas. Hominy, r Red Beans. Kidnev Beans. Pork and Beans.... MV SANISORB TISSUE — 6 for z ;’ c CABBAGE—SoIid Heads—pound / SALMON—Pink—2 tall cans 25c BAB-0 (1c sale)—2 for ea BROOMS — 39 c« 4 0c. 59c and C>9c ■■■'— — WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS VEAL STEW — pound 12' VEAL ROAST — pound I ,e VEAL CHOPS — pound 20e VEAL SHOULDER STEAK — pound LSc GOOD BOILING BEEF — pound 10c GOOD COUNTRY BUTTER — pound 30c GOOD JOWEL BACON — pound 22c MEATY BEEF ROAST.—pound. 18c GOOD LARD — 2 pounds 35c LEAN PORK SHOULDER STEAK — pound ... 22c SPRING CHICKENS to Fry — pound 30c CHEESE — Full Cream — pound 17'/ 2 c Appelman’s Grocery FREE DELIVERY PHONE 215 - 219 Pound Cetl ° 27c 19c 52“V'....25c s 2 “V'....25c HA » ioc fejgjjy L I 55c Can Rubbers P dozen tJV CLOVERLEAF 17$ Graham Wafers Post Bran Flakes 2 pound box .... 21c 2 pkgs 25c Jell-O, 3 pkgs 20c Jello Ice Cream Koolade, for cold drinks Powder. 3 pkgs. 25c all flavors, pkg... 5c Sweet Pickles, jar 15c Root Beer, and Ginger Dill Pickles, Ale, full quart bot. 10c large jar 15c BROOM ““ Each 49c Transparent Apples Wax Paper, roll ... 10c 4 pounds 13c Fly Coil, 2 for 5c Celery Hearts, new F)v ToX or P. D. crop, large pkg. 10c snia)l can 25c Oranges. lull of Juice large can 39( . dozen .. 39c, 23c, 17c Grape Fruit, Fly Swatters, wire, 3 large for 19c fibre and rubber 10c White Shoe Polish Bon,e loc Climalene 1 (A i Large Package i| L°£”.... 19c hS* 8 ! 11c d l Bab-O, for enamel (i and porcelain i 4 „ ( ream ni 2 cans l/rC fISRH Pitcher ■ p&GSoap rtr MSgSrJ F e i 6 Giant bars£t)L

ed in of «v«n more men. bringing the three da>'Ma ‘ - ■ Bond of SIOO for ea< h of th. men wa« supplied by the National POU tsra union and hearings ' for July 17. The arrests are made under a re-; o. „tly e» cted anti-picketing ordln-1 an-‘e. STOLEN SAFE CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONB _ torn from its cement base in a Fort j Wayne service station. The eate wue ruined probably beyond repair by chisels, hacksaws and sl ” d «® hammers. Over a thousand dollar In ]„ t had been taken from_it_

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( 'SCHMITT’S! SPE( IAL THIS WEEK-END I Large Spring Chickens to fry, 29c Ih I Home Baked Ham with cloves | and brown sugar. E • U All cuts Home Dressed Native Lamb. I GOOD YOUNG FAT STEER BEEF I THIS WEEK-END. I Specials for Saturday RIB-PLATE BOILING BEEF 10c Ih | Fresh GROUND BAMBERGER 10c j GOOD MEATY BEEF ROAST 15c lb I Fresh Hog or Calf Brains, 2 lbs. 25c I | Pork Shoulder Roast 22c lb I V Pork Shoulder Steak 22c lb yl U Meat Loaf (Veal ’ Pork 4 Bee,) 22c lb Ml Good Round Swiss Steak 22c lb Special Short Steaks 25c lb | Veal Steak or Chops 25c lb I Smoked Jowels (home cured) 22c lb Hockless Picnic Hams 20c lb I Quick Naptha Soap, 5 bars .... 10c Rival Dog Food, can 10c I Whole Tomatoes 2 cans 25c Large Bottle Catsup, 2 lor 2>c No. 2 can Pitted Cherries 2 cans 25c or $1.40 doz. j (Cheaper than you can put them up.) I No. 2 1 /2 can Green Gage Plums | 2 cans for 25c | Our Meats are all Native Home-dressed. | Free Prompt and Sanitary Delivery | Phones 95 or 96. j M! Im I h di HITE’S GROCERY I J Plenty of parking space PHONES 31 and 204 1 FREE DELIVERY AT ALL TIMES. I PURE CANE OcJv Salad Dressing HOMINY Jar wdl can 5 bxs. Snow Boy 1 A Pork & Beans " n Washing Powder A vt can I Prunes OPCz» H° ne Y 1 (If 3 lbs Cakes, doz AW Fels Naptha Soap —47 c King Bee Tomato Vegetable Soup Tomatoes, 4A Large cans 1 Os Little Elf, can.. AvC Pork and Beans Tomato Juice, Isl.. Peas and Carrots Xp large can IvC can W ■ | ■ Summer time is f* A Tomato Juice -r— 5c Fancy Peaches QKo 2 lb. jar large cans, 2 forOOV Preserves Lima Bean, |-„ r«eh« or A,ri<*. Red Beans r Fresh Fig Bars 1 (jp can UL a pound IVV Corn & Peas : : 25c Dried Peas r Kraut Ks can DC can Pineapple, large cans i» Cocoa, Pure, heavy syrup A pound can .... lUC 2 for ....... BANANAS F "

einbanuneiii. my and his v ujK were bruiaed atnl shaken. Thr| r j® year-old daughter sustained K severe cut. The unal.e * IUI