Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 299, Decatur, Adams County, 19 December 1935 — Page 5

» , nt er of U.^Olympic Storm ■ / \ I j> *'>/ WF’ *" U. * .; |bHm ..:' b< ; , -1- T>4l M #<W -■• ? >a - 4' S j American Olympic committee athletic circles have split wide open over the battle bethe American Olympic committee, which favors sending « States team to the 1936 Olympics at Berlin, and the A. A. U., Brio! by Jeremiah Mahoney, who .■;dvocatis a boy. ot: of the game* of alleged J>'axi discrimination again. t Jcwi.-h athletes, Thu Kerican Olympic committee comprises, left io right. Avery Brunch B president: Dr. Joseph Rayeroft of prinuton, both seated. Fred Kubieu, standing, left, and Gustavus lurby, »uuumg, right.

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COURT HOUSE —» Estate Casts The . ro. f ot notice to all heirs ot determining the inheritance tax in the tntate of B.ujamln Bunter was l ed. The court found the net value ot the estate to be $3,813.37 with no Inheritance tax due. E. J. Worthman was nil w d the sum ot $5.75 txed :us cost. A petition was tiled in tne estate T Estella Braun to determine the inheritance tax. it was relerr d to f .unty Asueeuor Ernest Worthman. A petition to determine the in■lerltance tax in the eetatie ot Johanna Braun was filed. It was re- ■ erred to County Assessor Ernest Worthman. The final report was filed in the etatij of Mary K. Meibers. The ’root ot publication of notice ot appointment was filed. The proof of notice of final settlement and f posting of notice of report were submitted, examined and approved. Ihe adminstrator was discharged aud the estate closed. The proof of publication of notice and the appointment was filed in the estate of Mary Terveer. The final rep rt was submitted examined and approved. The executors were discharged. The re. ort as the sale of personal property in the estate of Christen A. Neuensehwander was filed, examined and approved. 1 The final report in the estate of Alex Deßolt was filed. Notice was

LEGALLY SPEAKINC 6 —a CHECK IS NOT EQUIVALENT TO PAYMENT - UNTIL CASHED. Rand Syndicate Cleveland Q T M Rex U. 8. FM Ofl Even though the check is properly filled out, it is not tantamount to payment—until it is cashed. This is legally so in all states which have adopted the Negotiable Instruments Act. ©

ordered returnable. January lu. Guardianship Case A certified copy as the letters of guardiarushi'p of Maurin? E. Probst was til <1 by J H. Probst. It wa.s examined and approved. The petitionto tell real estate was filed . o Peabody Employes Receive SIOO,OOO North Manchester. Ind., Dec. 19. — (U.K) —More than SIOO,OOO was distributed to employes of the Pea body Furniture company here today s a combined Christmas gift I and a memorial to Junies Peabody, | founder of the firm. The distribution was made by Thomas A. Peabody, president of the company and son of the founder. Distributions was made on the basis of SIOO for each year of cm-1 ployment at the facto?/. Twenty ! seven of the recipients were mem bers of the pioneer club—denoting' more than 20 years of service. Super Highways Are Urged By J. D, Adams — Indianapolis, Dec. 19.—(U.R) —Prevention of increased traffic fatalities lies in construction of super highways with divided lanes, James D. Adams, chairman of the state highway commission, told tno in-; diana Highway Coiltractors. Inc., in ; convention here last night. "While it costs huge sums to; construct dividcd-laiKi roads, it can ;

At G.O.P. Washington Parley w I I'’ *’' p •‘'l>ver. ess i o n Imk Lk A 1 iv . ■ jgufyt yi*. LA - t - i u x ywx - JU •-T W i i J JL t ’a?,'. - > Oik r orator, confer) General sentiment at the Washington meeting of Republican leaders was reported to favor Gov. All Landon as 11*30 standard bearer, although many of the most powerful G. O. 1’ chieftain* remained noncommittal. Some of the veteran.-, of the organization, such aa Senator James W. Davis and ex-Senator David Recd, both of Penngylvania, left to right, below, continued to look over the field. Cleveland was selected as the choice for the 1930 convention, scheduled to open June 9.

I be done economically by laying additional pavement along side the present road and later tearing out the center ol the road,’ Adams i said. The convention is scheduled to end today with election of officers 1 and a banquet tonight at which | Gov. Paul V. McNutt will be prin- . cipul speaker. John W. Wheeler. Crowli Point, state highway com- ' inissioner, will be toastmaster. o Death Penalty To Be Asked For Slaying Indianapolis, Dec. 19. — 4U.R) Deatli penalty will be asked for Paul Pierce and Donald Josepli, Indianapolis gunmen, charged with the slaying of Detective Sergeant Orville Quinctte, Prosecutor Heri belt N. Spencer announced today. Quinette died in city hospital yest-rday from wounds suffered in a gun battle with the men at a near north side apartment ’here Dec. 7. Pierce has confessed tiring all the shots which entered Quinettc's - body, police said. Joseph and Pierce, escaped felons from the Indiana state prison farm, will go on trial on murder charges Jan. 6. Judge Frank !’■ Baker of Marion criminal court announced. o Extra! 15(1 feeding hogs and sows, Friday, December ft J'?catur Riverside Sales.

Fort Wayne HOLC Head Meets Strange Death Marion, Ind.. Dec. 19. — (U.R) — John Meiboom. 63, Fort Wayne, assistant district munuger ot the Home Owners Loan Corporation, was the victim of a strange automobile accident here late yesterday. As the accident wus reconstructed. the door flew open on Melboom's automobile as he drove on state road 9. four miles north of here. He lost control in trying to close the door, and the machine swerved into a farmyard where a tree tore the door off. Meiboom presumably tell from the open door and was run over and injured fatally by n rear wheel. Q Contents Os Jug Are Disputed By Owner Bloomington, Ind.. Dec. 19.—<U.R) —Possession of a jug ot liquor which he contended was only apple cider, today had cost Charles Pemberton, 30. his freedom from a 60-day sentence on the penal farm. Circuit Judge Donald A. Rogers revoked a suspended sentence when be refused to believe Pemberton's story that the jug did not contain liquor. The jug was broken in a scuffle with police who went to Pemberton’s home to arrest him for a liquor-law violation. Pemberton's wife is charged with illegal possession of unstamped liquor. Fort Wayne Surgeon Dies Wednesday A.M. — Fort Wayne, Ind., Dec. 19.—tU.R) -Dr. Budd Van Sweringen, 68, physician and surgeon of Fort Wayne for the last 44 years who died yesterday morning of apoplexy, will be buried Friday. The physician died after an illness of several months. Surgeon tor tile Pennsylvania railroad here since 1912, Dr. Van Sweriugen was a member of the . city council from 1910 to 1914, a professor <57 theory and practice ot medicine at the former Fort Wayne medical college for 10 years, and served as a major in the surgical service of the U. S. army during he World War. o Any man can use and appreciate a suit of Faultless vo-belt Pajamas sold by eterson & Everhart Co.

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Unwed Mother’s Protector Beaten X' i Jr L Q”* « -wesf Jr O' iL Questionable circumstance* connected with the injury of Harry Brundidge.- right, St. Louis reporter who claimed he was beaten by unidentified thugs for serving as protector to Anna Ware. left, central figure m the much publicized “Gift of God Baby c*>e. led police to investigate.

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