Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 75, Decatur, Adams County, 27 March 1936 — Page 7

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ftji'u. <ih |tl I,E! U S7”ch»rge Christian Un"” 1 , Mil church Craigvdle ■' ~. ~ m.,. v 1..mH\up«ii nieiMlent ' 1 ML... ..relrp I'*: 3". '"‘•ssage K-* t %“K! M T ,. XI When the enemy , M. 01 ,. in like a fl<><Ml. ,|ie M u , r .i mH ..!> •< 'ta'‘'l ar, J hi>u" 5» ;19 - -.m" K, ltU r Thursday -JO ' Hr,on Church Honduras M w school 9:30 Latren Yager I Hgtendent. K rr service following study Hstian Endeavor. 6:3«- ■ u,,rehip 7:'"' Sermon by i MLnr Theme "The fleeing ' Maj" S.l Song, 4:6. ■ K. Paul Christian Union M ev . T. L- Young Pastor Hday School 9:3". EZ-Meeting Wednesday -7:®U. | Me St Paul ><""' ' hur. h home. i Eitonie you t - all our services. I ■ Decatur M. E. Church ■citer J. Brunner, pastor E Mt. Pleasant ■a. m — Sunday School, I key Sheets, superintendent, i II P in. Epworth League. I) p in - Worship Hour. We i I bring a baptismal service and i I kion ot new members. AnyI tsiring baptism or wishing to 1 I fee church please be present. 1 ■ Beulah Chapel K a m.—Sunday School. WH-|1 »i Bride. superintendent. Ku a tn —Worship “tour. |

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Pleasant Valley 9:30 a. m. Sunday Schon), Harold Porter, superintendent. Washington 9:30 a.m Sunday School. Harry Andrews, superintendent. The Kpistle* of John are full ot teaching concerning the relation of man to man. , » o Ancient Tablets Deciphered Leningrad. — (U.R) — Phoenician clay tablets, the complete translation of which has stumped archeologists since their discovery in Asia Minor by a French excavation party in 1930. have been deciphered here. They were found to contain Chanannaean and Syrian epos. - ————o— — Home-Made Cannon Backfires Toledo. — (U.R) —Two 15-year-old boys built a small home-made cannon and began blazing away at an automobile and a garage. Upon complaint ot neighbors, police effected a speedy disarmament, and parents of the marksmen made a speedy financial settlement for damages. , Q Historic Scene Carved Portland, Mo. —(UP)—“Georgo Washington Bidding Farewell to New York’’ is the title of a carving which Lewis Carlos has fashioned from a 150-pound block ;>f wood. Home-made knives, a ch Lei and a wooden mallet were ht<s only tools. Altogether he chipped away about 50 pounds of wood. Newspapers' Value Stressed . Stanford University. Cal. — (U.R) —Newspapers constitute the most valuable historical sources tor the historian, according to Prof. E. E. Robinson, head of the Stanford history department. They give the most complete, colorful and vivid , history to be found, he declares.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 193(1.

Industrial Analysis Committee is Created Washington, Mar. 27— (U.R) —A committee of industrial analysis was created by executive order of President Roosevelt today to complete a summary of results and accomplishments of the national recovery administration, which goes out of existence April 1. The order transferred 1100.000 in WPA funds to enable the committee to "make generally available information with respect to industry, particularly hours, wages child labor and other labor conditions.'’ The order emphasized, however, that the committee should not attempt to collect general statistical information from the public, or to duplicate statistical work now underway ini other agencies. Foreign Olives Opposed San Francisco. Cal —(U.R) —C»lifornia olive growers have decided to oppose all reciprocal trade treaties that would place Mediterranean country olives in competition with the California product. They will hack a bill designed to recompense producers for losses due to tariff reductions. o— School Razed Too Soon Barnard. Mo. — (U.R) — Barnard school patrons celebrated prematurely, causing their children to have to attend classes in churches F L ASH! IS2B Whippet Coach, 3 new tires. 1927 Chev. Coach, motor good. Low cost transportation. SAVE AT P. A. KUHN CHEV. CO, Decatur.

2L AM^ff l iV AN *j^ T ° RY GREAT /F IT| ’ Ph J GENERAL '4MI ROBERT E• 1 Leo was graduated from the Military Academy at West Point, returning to it T wrr. from n la,tr OB Qnd G » • U P* rin ’ Sly '• nd ’ nL * h,n *• W “ bt01 “ ou '- m. iLre., i( h * wa ‘ <»nd»r»d the command His father was gevemor at e , (h< r^j,ral lorc but rr . Virginia. Two of Lee s rsla- Ju lht honor md oH . r . d h ls «rvc.s io hls native stats. VUlaratlon of Independ- ginfa. It was through his ence and he f excellent l.adsrshlp and mamsd th. g«at- military , hat th * c<, n . granddaughlwolMar- s. Wwol . Statss wsr. abls I ha Washington. After to stav. off ths Union ' ths war Ls. .stood. \ - M—' forcss for four vsarS Fsw and Lee University. rafcu-M.—

and storebuildings for three months. Patrons gave vent to their happiness over passage of bolids for a new school by razing the old 'building. The election was held I illegal. Postmaster Enriches Collector Ruthven. la. -(U.R) — Several years ago a sheet of two-cent stamps, accidentally printed in the wrong color, was sent to the local post office. The post master sold the stamps at thteir face value of $2, ' and the purchaser sold them to a collector for $l5O. Literary Magazine Planned Toronto, Ont.—(U.R) - Publication id a new magazine, to be known .is the “New Frontier,” and devoted to “literary and social criticism," is being planned by a group of Montreal and Toronto writers. The object of the magazine, sponsors announce, will be to develop I Canadian talent. Woman Becomes Constable I Quincy. Mass (U.R) —Massachusetts' only woman constable ITas I been sworn in for her ninth year. She is Miss Mary Lizzie Furhald. daughter of the late Deputy Sheriff Napoleon Furnald, and was formerly a telephone operator. o Northwest Keeps Landmark Chehalis. Wash. —<U.R) The first courthouse in the Pacific Northwest and the second oldest build-

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ing in Washington is being rebuilt. It is the old Jackson Prairie courthouse, located 12 miles south of Chehalis. The log building was constructed in 1847 by John R. Jackson, one of the first settlers in the region. Dog's Right to Bark Upheld Fore Erie, Ont.—(U.R) —The right of a dog to bark at passing automobiles has been upheld here by County Judge T. B. Livingstone. Settling a test case, the judge ruled that if a dog chases horses he's a mischievous animal, but he's not mischievous if he chases and barks at automobiles. 0 Town Bans Mistletoe Tulare, Cal (U.R) —Under-the-mistletoe kissing is destined to become u lost art lu re as a result of orders from City Manager Hugh Pennebaker to clean all trees of mistletoe. The parasitic qualities of the mistletoe growth, he declares. mi “ermine the vitality of trees and finally kill them. o Hogs to Get More Raisins Fresno, Cal.— (U.R) California hogs are assured an additional 10,iwo tons of raisins during the year. That amount, damaged by rain, will be withdrawn by raisin growers from the market for human consumption and used for feeding hogs and cattle. o Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

THREE DIE AS TRAIN DERAILS (’rack Pennsy Night Express Derailed; Engineers, Fireman Die Manor, Pa.. Mar. 27 — (U.R)— The crack Philadelphia night expresa of the Pennaylvanla railroad derailed while rounding a curve at high speed early today. Its two engineers were killed and its two firemen seriously injured, one of them dying later in a hospital. Five coaches followed the two locomotives off the tracks. Their passengers were shaken up but not I injured. Passengers in the coaches that remained on the rails were 1 not disturbed and many did not know for some time that an acci- i dent had occurred. The dead engineers were E. F. ' Snyder, Altoona, Pa., and George I Kuhn, Rusadale, Pa. The firemen i were Roy V. Mitchell, Darry, Pa., who died in a Greeneburg hospital at 10 a. im. and Harry Grove, Juniata. Pa. ißoth wereecalded. A freight train, traveling in the opposite direction, was rounding the curve at the same time on the adjoining track. Railroad men, after primary investigation, believed one of the freight cars, perhaps broken free from its anchorage to its trucks, swung out and fouled the fast moving passenger train. The Philadelphia night express is a double-header. It left Pittsburgh at 11:45 o'clock last night with six Pullmans, a diner, and six express cars. GEORGE R. DALE, (CONTINUED FKOM PAGE ONE) I hear the appeal. Dale was saved from the prison , term when President Roosevelt ' granted him an unconditional paid-' on. The former mayor contended the j charges were trumped up by his . political enemies, who had conspir- i • d with members of the under- I world. He sought renomination as maylor after serving five years, but was defeated. 5 to 1. by Dr. Rol lin 11. Bunch, present mayor. Since that time. Dale had retir cd from active politics, but con tinned to publish the newspaper. During the early days of his fight against the Klu Klux Klan, Dale was a candidate for Democratic nomination for governor. He received a heavy primary vote but was given little consideration 1 in tile convention. He twice was sentenced to the i penal farm by Judge Dearth ou

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(contempt charges, after he had attacked actions of the local court. Dale was saved from serving the i 11 sentences through executive clem- 1 -ferny of Governor Ed Jackson, ono I of his most bitter political enemies. In denial of his appeal of one 'of the contempt convictions. Dale ‘ j was handed the famous decision of the Indiana supreme court which held that the truth is no defense in contempt proceedings. i One of the most brilliant art!i cles written by Dale was an ac- .! count of nine days he spent at the I penal farm before executive clem11 ency was granted. U He is survived hy the widow: 11 four daughters; three sons, a I brother, Charles, Troy, 0., and two sisters. Misses Ida and Bertha Dale, Haltford City. o One Shot Kills Two Deer Fredericton. N. B.— (U.R) —Clarence Wade, Penniac guide, killed , two deer with one bullet. He saw | the deer near his home and fired at one of thtein. The bullet went i I right through, and struck another ' | deer standing behind, fatally ' wounding it. o House Vanishes Mysteriously Halibtirton, Ont. —(UP) —Resl- | dents of this village are mystified I over the disappearance of the house occupied by iH. Wilsou and family.! Wilson returned after a day-long ■

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absence to find nothing but a heap of aaheti on the site of hla home. No one in the village could be found I v ho 'had seen or hoard of any fire. Rooster Sounds Alarm Ketchikan. Alaska — (UP) — IA roiMter naved Mr. and Mrs. thirl E. Ilanaen neveral thousand dollars and perhaps saved their Jives. While the family was asleep early one morning, a fire broke out in a dOWMtaim room. The rooeter began crowing loudly, waking the family in time to extinguish the firu before it got beyond control.

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