Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 88, Decatur, Adams County, 11 April 1936 — Page 3

Notice Os Primary Election

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II NRTT'PIID TOWNSHIP Drlruntr to State t omenilon .North llnrtlord Chester T. Michaud, Ih-rne, lnd, ErncMt Htcnicel, Berne, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman North Hartford Hoy Dubach, Linn Grove, Ind. Joseph K. Yoder, Geneva, Ind. Delegate to state Convention south Hartford William J. Hector, Geneva, lnd. I'or Precinct Committeeman South Hartford Keuben R. Romey, Geneva, lnd. John S. Stahley, Geneva, lnd, NNNIINSII TOHNSHIP Delegate to state Convention North NN a bath Chester T. Michaud, Berne, Ind. Ernest Stengel, Berne, Ind. For Precinct < ommlttrenmn North NNabawh Glen Agler. Berne. Ind Fur J ii mt Ice of the Pence NN nbiiMli T'owMiMhlp Jarnos W. Harr, Geneva, lnd. Delegate to state ( onvrntlon Ceylon Davl<! D. Habegger, Decatur, lnd. Daniel Rumple, Berne, lnd. For Precinct < ommlttecman < 'ey lon John W. Kramer. Geneva, lnd. For Jit mt Ire of the Peare NN abuMh Townablp James W. Barr, Geneva. Ind. Delegate to State Contention (Geneva •• N” William J. Heeter, Geneva, Ind. For Precinct <N»mmltterman <»enevn “ N” Harold Mattax, Geneva, lnd. For JuMtl<*e of the Pence NNabuMh 'i'ownMbip James W. Barr. Geneva, lnd. Delegate to State Convention <«enevn “B” William J. Heeter, Geneva, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman faenevn “B” Fred E. Lindsey, Geneva. Ind. I'or Justice of the Pence NN iibnnh TOW nMbip James W. Barr. Geneva, lnd. JEFFERSON TONN.NSHIP Delegate to State < ontention NN eat Jefferwon David D. Habegger, Decatur, Ind. Daniel Rumple, Berne, lnd. For I’rrcini‘t Committeeman NN eat JefferMon Harley J. Reef, Berne, lnd. Delegate to State Convention Eant JefferMon David I>. Habegger, Decatur, Ind. Daniel Rumple, Berne, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman E.'uU JefferMon Samuel S. Egley, Berne, Ind. John Hiller, Geneva, Ind. Delegate to state <N»nvention Decatur 1-N Mrs. Faye Smith Knapp, Decatur, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman Decatur 1-1 Lawrence Green, Decatur, lnd. Delegate to state Convention Decatur 2-N Huber M. De Voss, Decatur, Ind. For Precinct ('ontmlttecinan Decatur 18- N August A. Heimann, Decatur, Ind. Delegate to State t ontention Decatur 1-B Nf. DeVoss, Decatur, Ind. For Preclact Committeeman Decatur l-B Dee Fryback, Decatur, Ind. Delegate to state Contention Decatur 2-11 Ralph E. Roop, Decatur, lnd. For Precinct < ommitteciuau Decatur 2-11 David Adams, Decatur, lnd. Delegate to Mate < ontention Decatur 3-A Ralph E. Roop, Decatur, Ind For Precinct Committeeman Decntur 3-1 Jesse L. Cole, Decatur, Ind. R. A. Stuckey, Decatur, Ind. Delegate to State t ontention Decatur 3-11 Mrs Marie Bx'h, Decatur, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman Decatur 3-B Harold R. Daniels, Decatur, Ind. Brice D. Roop. Decatur, lnd. REI’l Bl.lt N N I’ NR I N For Representative in 4 ongreMM Fourth CongrrsMional Dimtrict David Hogg, Fort Wayne, Ind. Howard S. Grimm, Auburn, Ind. Fred T. Robinson, Ftort Wayne, Ind. For Joint ReprcMentative Ada him and NN ells Coiintiew Chauncey E. Frantz, Liberty Center Route 1. For I’roMecuting Attorney 2<ilb Judicial Circuit Arthur R. Unversaw. Decatur, Ind. For TreaMiirer Adams County For Recorder Preston E. Bovher, Geneva, Ind. For Sheriff For Coroner For Surveyor For t oininiMMioner Second District For ( ommiMMiouer 'l'bi rd District Harry M>ore, Geneva. Ind. I \ IOS 'IX)NN NSHIP Delegate to State Convention East Union Ben McCullough, Decatur, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman East Union Fremont Bowers, Monroeville, Ind. Delegate to State Convention AN’est I iiion Ben Decatur, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman NN emt Union Ross Harden, Decatur. Ind. ROOT TOWNSHIP Delegate to State Convention East Root Ralph W. Rice. Decatur, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman Ennt Hoot Frank Kitson, Decatur. Ind. Delegate to State Convention AN eMt Root Ralph W. Rice, Decatur, lnd. For Precinct Co min it tee man NN ent Root Ernest Tumbleson, Decatur, lnd. PKEHLE TOWNSHIP Delegate to State Convention North Preble Ralph AV. Rice, Decatur, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman North Preble Reed Caston, Ossian, Ind.. Delegate to State Convention South Preble Ralph W. Rice, Decatur, Ind. For Precinct Comniitteeman South Preble Glen Baumgartner, Preble. Tnd. KIKKI. NND TONN NSIIIP Delegate to State Convention North Kirkland Ralph W. Rice, Decatur, Tnd. For Precinct Committeeman North Kirkland Edward P. Arnold, Decatur, Tnd. Delegate to State Convention South Kirkland Ralph AV. Rice, Decatur, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman South Kirkland Homer W. Arnold, Decatur. Tnd. WASHINGTON TONVNSHIP Delegate to State Convention North NNoMhlngton Ben McCullough, Decatur, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman North Washington Rolland G Poling. Decatur, Tnd. Delegate to mate Convention Mouth "OMhlnaton Ralph W. Rice, Decatur. Ind. For Precinct t onimllteeinaii South "aahlnaton El! Curtis Engle, Monroe, Ind. ST. MARYS TOWWSHIP Delegate to State Convention Worth St. Marya Ben McCullough, Decatur, Ind.

DECATUR daily DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, APRIL 11. 1936.

For Precinct t onimitteemnn North St. Marya William Miller, Decatur, In<! Delegate to state < onvrntlon South St. Mnrya Ben McC uH-mgh, Dev.-itur, Ind. I or Precinct Committeeniiin South st. Mar>N I heodore Da-zue, Pleasant Mills, lnd. »H I E I REEK TOW NSIIIP Delegate to state Convention North lllue 4 rrrk Ben McCullough, Decatur, Ind. For Precinct < oinuiltleemnii North lllue I reek J. II Hahnert. Monroe, lnd. Delegate to state < onweatlon Smith Blue < reek Waller llllty, Berne, Ind. For Precinct t oinmitteemnn South lllue Creek Rolla Raudenbush, Monroe, Ind MONROE TONN NSIIIP Delegate to State Convention North Monroe AValter Hllty. Berne, lnd. For Precinct Commit termini North Monroe J. Forrest Ray, Mionroe, Ind. Delegate to State Convention Middle Monroe Walter Hllty, Berne, lnd. For Preeinet < ominitterman Middle Monroe Silvan Sprunger, Berne, Ind. Delegate to stale t omention Berne “A” Walter Hllty, Berne, Ind. For Precinct < ommlttrenian Berne »‘A” Christian Hllty, Berne, Ind. Delegate to State < onventlon Berne Menno Burkhalter, Berne, Ind. Dr. Harry O. Jones, Berne, lnd. For Precinct < ominllleeinan Berne “B” Amos Burkhalter, Berne, lnd. Delegate to state < onventlon Berne ••<”* Menno Burkhalter, Berne, lnd. Dr. Harry O. Jones, Berne, lnd. i'or Precinct Committeeman Berne “C’' John H. Hilty, Berne, Ind. Delegate to State 4 onventlon French TovviiMhip Ralph AA’. Rice, Decatur, lnd. For Precinct < ommltleeman French Township Lcq E. Engle, Monroe, lnd. HARTFORD TONN NS 11 IP Delegate to state Contention \orih Hartford Dr. Harry O. Jones, Berne, Ind. Menm> Burkhalter, Berne, lnd. For Preeinet 4 ommlttrrman North Hartford Geo. W. Holloway, Geneva, Ind. Delegate to state Contention South Hartford Harold T. Fields, Geneva, Ind. i’or Precinct Committeeman South Hartford Noah A. Pusey, Geneva, Ind. Delegate to State Convention North WabiiMh Menno Burkhalter, Berne, Ind. Dr. Harry O. Jones, Berne, lnd. For Precinct 4 ommltteenian \orih NCnbash Samuel Teeter. Geneva, Ind. For Justice of the Peace NNabawh Townnbip Delegate to State 4 onventlon Ce> lon Harold T. Fields, Geneva, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman Ceylon Harry Moore, Geneva, Ind. For Justice o*’ <he Peace NN abash Tow nsbip Delegate to State Convention lieiivva *‘A** Harold T. Fields. Geneva. Ind. For Preeinet 4 oinmitteemnn Geneva •• V' Floyd B. Aspy. Geneva, lnd. For Justice of the Peace NN abash Township Delegate to State 4 onventlon Geneva “B” Harold T. Fields, Geneva, Ind. For Precinct 4 oniinitteeman Geneva ••B” Benjamin R. Farlow, Geneva, Ind. For Justice of the Peace NN abash Township .II I I EIOOX lOW NSHIP Delegate to State Convention NNest Jefferson AValter Hilty, Berne, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman NNest Jefferson Jesse O. Teeters, Geneva, Ind. Delegate to State Convention East Jefferson AValter Hilty, Geneva, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman East Jefferson Delegate to stale Convention Decatur 1-A John M. Doan, Decatur, Ind. For Preeinet Committeeman Decntur 1-N Cal F. Peterson. Decatur, lnd. Delegate to State 4 Qiivention Decatur 2-A John M. Doan, Decatur, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman Decatur 2-N Cal E. Peterson, Decatur, Ind. Delegate to state Convention Decatur 1-B John M. Doan, Decatur, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman Decatur 1-B Albert Beery, Decatur, Ind. Delegate to State Convention Decatur 2-B Chas. C. Langston. Decatur, lnd. For Precinct <’oniinitteeman Decatur 2-B Oliver P. Mills, Decatur, Ind. Delegate to State Convention Decatur 3-A Chas. C. Langston, Decatur, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman Decatur 3-A Homer D. Lower, Decatur, Lnd. Delegate to State 4 onventlon Decatur 3-B Chas. C. Langston, Decatur, Ind. For Precinct Committeeman Decatur 3-B Ralph F. Stanley, Decatur, lnd. I. G. Remy Bierly, Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court, hereby certify that the above and foregoing Is a. full, true and correct list of the names tof candidates to be voted upon at the Primary Election May 5, 1936. Witness, my hand and seal this 10th day of April, 1936. G. REMY BIERLY, Clerk Adams Circuit Court. APRIL 11-15 NOTICE OF FINNL SETTLEMENT OF ESI NTE NO. 1314 Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of George J. Braun, deceased, to appear in the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the Ist day of May 1936, and show cause, if any. why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved: and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Dale H. Braun, guardian. Decatur, Ind. April 3, 1936. Nathan C. Nelson, Attorney April 4-11 0 — Yl>poln<i«rn< of Admlni*<r«tor Notice is hereby Riven, That the undersigned has been appointed Administrator de bonis non of the es. tate Henry Mayer, late of Adame County, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. I’erd L. I-itterer, Administrator de bonis non Frn. hic and Llttel-er, Attorneys April 2, 1938 April 4-11-18 —— O —— Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

«r \i»n< i'. to N4»n-ri>idi:nt DEFEND N NT* li* the NdnuiM < irciiit Court lu Niuuitiun. Npril IW3U No. 1.A133 TO <|l IET TITLE STATE OF LN I HANA COUNTY OF ADAMS. SS: Harold Shoemaker vs. Jacob R«‘i< hcldcrfor, el al. N «w cuineM the plaintiffs, by their attorney, C. L. Wallers, and rii<» their complaint herein, together with th** affidavit of a competent person that the residence, upon diligent inquiry, is unknown <*f the following named defendantM, to-wit: Jacob Relchehh-rerr. Jonn Tontlus, Julia Ann Pontius, his wile John Pointius, Julian Pnintlus, his wife | John Pontes. N. P. Remaklus, whoje . Christian name is unknown to plainI tiff, John Schmitt, Peter S< binitt Jr., John Schmit, Peter St hmit Jr., E. C, H<*vml, whose ■Christian name in ; unknown jto* plaintiff, Estelhi (L I Hood, Theodore C. Hood her husband,’ ( Estnlle 4'. Hood, Theodore C. Ho >d, her husband, M. I'lnegan, whose Christian name Is unknown to plaintiff, M. Finigan, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, Michael Fincgan, Kato C. Finegan, his wife, Kate C. Finegan, George W. Bolds, Geo. W Bolds, G. ! A. Bolds, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, Fred Birnel, l ('. F. Hood, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff. (’, 11. Hoodl | whose Christian name is unknown to i plaintiff. G. W. Bolds, whose Christian name is unknown t » plaintiff, C. | : P. Collins, whose Christian name is. unknow to plaintiff, J. R. Leonard, ' whose Christian name Is unknown to i plaintiff, James H. Hardison, James 1 Hardison. James H. Hardison. Mary E. Hardison, bis wife. D. H. Kemp. I wh 'se Christian name is unknown I to plaintiff. Willard A. Mitchell, Lil- | Han I Mitchell, his wife. Lillian J. Mitchell, Grant W. Weeks, E. F. I Walsh, whose Christian name Is un- | known to plaintiff, Carl K. MacFadden, C. K. MacFadden, whose Christian name Is unknown to plaintiff, I Karl K. MaeFadden, John Pontius. Julian Pontius, his wife, Edward 'Clifford. 11. B. Hurd, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, H. W. ! Batterman, whose Christian name is ‘ unkiNW to plaitiff, W. H. Albro, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff. W. C. Higher, whose Christian name is unknown to plainI tiff, D. W. Kimball, whose Christian I name is unknown to plaintiff: The Geneva Oil and Gas Company, The Geneva Oil and Gas Co., Geneva OH and Gas Co.. Geneva Oil and Gas Company, a variously named part- ; nvrship comp l sed of George W. ■ Bolds. Daniel P. Bolds, Fred Birnel, I and C. F. Hood: George NV. Bolds and Company, i I Bolds Brothers, and Geo W. Bolds | and Co., a variously named partnership composed of George W. Bolds i and Daniel P. Bolds: Superior Oil Company, a corpora- ■ tion, Pennsylvania. Trust Company, a corporation, Central Western Oil I Company, a corporation, Ulin-ds Oil j Co., a corponation. Illinois Oil Comi pany a corporation. The Illinois Oil ! Company, a corporation, Clifton Oil I Company, a corporati >n, Clifford Oil Company, a corporation. That the names of the defendants are unknown and that they are bei lieved to be non-residents of the I state of Indiana, sued in this action • by the following names ami desig- | nations, to wit: “The unknown husbands and wifI es, respectively, of each of the foll- ! owing named persons, to-wit: Jacob I Reichelderfer, John Pontes, N. P. ißemaklus, whose Christian name is j I unknown to plaintiff, John Schmitt. Peter Schmitt. Jr., John Schmit, 'Peter Schmit, Jr., E. C. Hood, wh*>s*‘ Christian name is unknown to plain- ' tiff, M. Finegan. whose Christian ■j name is unknown to plaintiff, M. Finigan, whose Christian name is 4 unknown to plaintiff, Kate C. Finegan. George W. Bolds, Geos W. Bolds, G. A. Bolds, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, Fred Birnel. C. F. Hood, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, H. Hood, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, G. W, Bolds, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, C. P. Collins, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, J. R. Leonard, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, James H Hardison, James Hardison. D. S. Kemp, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff. Lillian J. i Mitchell, Grant \V. Weeks, E. F. I Walsh, whose Christian name is uniknown to plaintiff, Carl K. MacI Fadden, C K. Mac Fadden, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, ‘Karl K. MacFadden Edward Clifford, H. B Hurd, 1 whose Christian name Is unknown to plaintiff, H. W. Batterman, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, W. H. Albro, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, W. C. Higher, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff. D. W. Kimball, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, the names of all of whom are un known to plaintiff; The unknown stockholders, bondholders. receivers, trustees, creditors, officers, successors in interest of each of the following named corporations, to-wit: Superior Oil Company, a corporation, Pennsylvania Trust Company, a corporation. Central Western Oil Company, a corporation, Illinois Oil Co., a corporation, Illinois Oil Company, a corporation. The Illinois Oil Company, a corporation, Clifton Oil Company, a corporation. Clifford Oil Company, a corporation, the names of all of which or whom are unknown to plaintiff; The unknonw partners, receivers, trustees, creditors, and successors in interest respectively of each of the following named firms or partships, to-wit: The Geneva Oil ami Gas Company The Geneva Oil and Gas Co., Geneva Oil and Gas Co., Geneva OH and Gas Company, a variously named partnership composed of George W. Bolds, Daniel P. Bolds, Fred Bir- | nel, and C. F. Ho<od; George W. Bolds and Company, Bolds Brothers, and Geo. W. Bolds und Co., a variously named partnership composed of George W. Bolds and Daniel p. B)lds; the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff: The unknown widowers and widows, children, descendants and heirs, surviving spouses, creditors and administrators of the estates, devisees, legatees, trustees and executors of the last wills and testaments, successors in interest and assigns respectively, of each of the following named and designated deceased persons, to-wit: Jacob Reichelderfer, John Pontius, Juliua Ann Pontius, his wife, John Pointius, Julian Polntius, his wife, John Pontes, N. P. Remaklus, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, John Schmitt, Peter Schmitt Jr.. John Schmit, Peter Schmit Jr., E. C. Hood, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, Estella C. Hood, Theodore C. Hood, her husband, Estelle C. Hood, Theodore 'C. Hood, her husband, M. Finegan, whose Christian name is un-| known to plaintiff, M. Finigan, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, Michael Finegan, Kate C. (Finegan, his wife, Kate C. Flneegan, George W. Bolds, Geo. NV. Bolds, G. A. Bolds, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, Fred Birnel, C. F. Hood, whose Christian name Is unknown to plaintiff, C. H. Hood, whose Christian name Is unknown to plaintiff, G. W. Bolds, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, C. P. Collins, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, J. R. Leonard, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, James H. Hardißon, James Hardison, Jamep H. Hardison, Mary E. Hardiston. his wife, D. R. Kemp, whose chriMlan name is unknown to

imlntirr, Willat.l A Mitchell. Lillian] 1. .Mitchell, lit. wife, LHUnn .1. Mitchell, tliant W. WeekH, H. I’. Wtilsh, whoso Christian name In unknown to plaintiff, Carl K. Ma< - I'nddcn, C, K. Mtn Fadden, whose vkr i st in n name M unknown to plaintiff. Karl K. Mn< Fadden. John Pontius, Julian Pontius, his wife, Edward (’liftord, li. B Hurd, wh<»M<* Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, H. \V. Batterman, whose vlirlstlan name is unknown to plaintiff. NV. 11. Albro, wh<>s<* Christian nnm»* is unknown to plaintiff, W. C. Higher, whose j Christian name is unknown tn plaintiff, D. W. Kimhal), whose Christian name Is unknown to plaintiff, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; AH of the women once known by any of tlie names and designations ab've stated, whose names may have been changed, and who are now known by otlid“r names, the names of alt of whom are unknown to plaintiff; The spouses nf all of the perso“« above named, described and designated as defendants to this action who are married, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff: All persons and corporations who assert or might assert any title, claim, or interest in or ll**n upon tin* real estate described in the complaint, in this action by, under, or through any of the defendants to this action named, described, and designated In said complaint, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff. ’’ That said action is for the purpose of quieting the title to the real estate in the state nf Indiana; that a cause of action exists agninst all . •!' said defendants; that al) of said defendants are necessary i parties to said action and that they are believed to be non-residents' of the state of Indiana The following real estate in Ad- I ams C>unty, in the state of Indiana, is described in said complaint, as | follows, to-wit: “The East half of the Southeast quarter of Section twenty six (26) Township twenty five (25) North, Range thirteen (13) East, containing eighty (90) acres, more or less, in Adams County, Indiana." This action is instituted and] prosecuted by said plaintiff for the purpose of quieting his title to tin* rea estate above described as against all demands, claims and claimants whatsoever. Notice Is therefore given said' defendants and each and all of them ] that unless they be and appear be- I fore the Adams Circuit Court at the I court house in the city us Decatur, in Adams County, In the state of] Indiana, on the 2 day of June, 1936, | the same being the 44 judicial day i of a term of the Adams Circuit | Court of the state of Indiana, to be begun and holden on the 13 day of] April, 1936, and answer or demur] to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their ab-1 sence. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my harid and affixed the I seal of said court at the office of the Clerk thereof, in the city of Dr-?

“Battle of Music" Rages Along r~ —• i i 1 / A iJ I J Ellington Z ♦ .. fl q , r I L Calloway |

By C. DAVID VORMELKER 'nteniational Illustrated News Writer CLEVELAND —"Enemies” in the musical world but friends behind the scenes, both Idolized by their race, both among the most successful of orchestra leaders, Cab Calloway and Duke Ellington present a contrast In characters and careers. Each represents a different type of modern music and It depends quite a lot upon your own nature whether you will "hi de ho" with Cab or whether you are more strongly attracted to the slower tempo and more sentimental type of music played by le Due. Probably without knowing It the boys admitted as much during the course of an interview in the broadcasting room of Cleveland’s WGAR. Ostensibly they are enemies in the musical camp, but if you had seen the droll looks they gave each other and saw Cab leaning on Duke’s shoulder while they enjoyed a joke in private, you would know that it’s all in fun. Calloway Perfected “Swing” Cab isn’t very sure just how his swing type of music developed, but he knows it Is original with him. When he said that he just happened to direct and sing that way we tried to develop the idea a little further. In order to sing his music as it should be sung one cannot do it atone His style is built along the same ideas of rhythm and harmony that one finds in the antiphonal music used in certain religious pieces. This consists of having one person, such as Cab, sing alternately several ! bars of music while ills orchestra

patur, Indiana, this 10 dsy nf April, 1D36. <l. REMV BIERLY Clerk of th** Adams Circuit Court C. L. Walters, Attorney for Plaintiff APRIL 11-19-25 NOTH E TD NON.RESIDENT* In the Arinins 4 Irruil Court I vlirunry 'lrrin. IWlti • STATE (»F INDIANA. AD VMS \ OI’NTY, SSThe Depnrtm* tit of Financial Institutions of the State of Indiana, in charge of The Peoples Stat** Bank, Berne, Indiana, by R'»b*Tt T. Kramer, I Special Representative, vs. Robert I Kerr, Ruasell Kerr, Lulu (Kerr) (’rowell, Laura Kerr, Mary W. Kerr, Mabi*- Duff. Ray Duff, Coy K. Duff, Harvey ineichen, Nellie (1. Inel' ix-n, Ida (Kerr) Cline, Monroe State Bank, a Corp., by W. S. Smith, liquidating agent. The American Security (’*». a Corp, Earl Adams, Receiver, The Gillium Lumber Co., a Corp* The Peoples Loan and Trust Co., Chirk J. Lutz, special rep . John Hancock Mutual Life ins. Co. Comes now the plaintiff by its attorney Nathan C. Nelson, and files Its compalnt herein, together with an affidavit of non-residence, that the defendants Robert Kerr Russell Kerr. Coy K. Duff, Ida (Kerr) Cline, are not residents of the State of Indiana. That said action is for foreclosure of a mortgage and that said nnn-reaident defendants, are necessary parties thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given to said defendants Robert Kerr. Russell Kerr, Coy K. Duff. Ida (Kerr) Cline, that unless they be and appear, on the 35th day of the next term of the Adams Circuit C >urt to be holden on 22ml day of May, 1936, A. D. at the Court House in Decatur, in said County and State, and nswer or demur to said complaint the same i will be heard and determined in their absence. 1 Witness my hand and seal of said j (’ourt, affixed at Decatur, Indiana, this 27th day of March, 1936. G. Remy Bierly Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court X.'ifliMii 4'. Nelson, NHorney March 28 April 4-11 o--'NOTICE 4>F FINAL SETTLEMENT 4)E E*l NI’E NO. 21’37 Notice is hereby given to the rredj itors. heirs ami legatees of Henry i Mayer, dect-ased to appear in the Ad- ] ams Circuit. Court, held at Decatur, | Indiana, on the 30th day of April 1936. and show cause, if any, why I the Final Settlement Accounts with 1 the estate of said decedent should ] not be approved: and raid heirs are notified to then and there make pr.'of of heiership, and receive their distributive shares. Ferd L. Litterer Administrator De Bonis Non | Decatur Indiana April 3, 1936. Fruchte mid Litterer, Attys. April 4-11 N oftolnfinent of Executor Notice is hereby Given, That the ! undersigned has been appointed Executrix of the Estate of Jacob Schafer late of Adams County, deceased. The Estate is probably solvent. I Irene D. Schafer. Executrix Fruchte mid Litterer Nttys. April 4, 1m:;g April I-11-1S

swings in at intervals with the sama words, but in a lower or higher octave and adding runs of pure emotional beauty and minor chords. Cab also moves around a good htt when he sings and makes his style more effective by his physical gyrations and bendings of the body accompanied by facial movements. And what about the Duke? The difference between the two boys’ physical appearance provides a clue to the differences in the results of their baton waving. Duke Ellington is taller than Cab and presents a smoother appearance, although not more elegant. Contrast in Characters His hair is worn smoothly, while Cab’s seems a little rougher in texture and does not lie quite as flat, i Cab’s hair shows a tendency to curl, i Thus by their hair you shall know ■ their music and figuratively speaki ing. Cab’s hair is swingy. while the i Duke’s is smooth and lustrous, and i each hair is in its proper place. Duke Ellington's music is smooth and evenly flowing, and while Cab makes no bones about bringing the i emotional element present In all ; Negro spirituals to the surface, Duke . Ellington restrains them, but lets I them give body to his music in I something of a sub-rosa fashion. So the answer to the controversy t is simply that they play end sing t and direct the way they do simply t because they have to and couldn’t do ' any differently without stepping out 1 of character. Cab says "swing music" is merely , a modern term for "hot music’’ and 1 Duke just looks at him and laughs, i but retains bls very suave manner

HEROES OF AMERICAN HISTORY ■IE - cl Aman' ' ( U'- X-'l AMONG / ' ■ H-wml men/ ■ '■ ■ a* V - \v I V'-.' As VT 1 A 111 F O DORE. \ Qoosevelt.ts-oO B . H. .arned a reputation a« a _ , , „ ... learle*. tighter again.! crim. Roosevelt came from o Dutch family that ha» corrU p|j on . J n order to »hist lived in America almost 300 years. A very Qu| ot way> he wa» weak boy. he could not go to school, but was e | tc t e d Vice-President of the educated by tutors. Living on a Western ranch. United States. With the death working hard. h*» gradually grew strong. He oJ p rei | < j en t McKinley, he came became Assistant Secretary of the Navy, but |o White House, the youngwith the outbreak ol the Spanish-American eg| President in the history ol war he resigned and went to Cuba to light at country. Roosevelt was the head of the Tough Riders.” At one time jj]j nc j j n one eye. the result of I Roosevelt was Police Commissioner el New Q b ox j n g match with a young ( York City. officer. J ME r ii m ■■ ni || Hospital Insurance Plan Gains i jgWijipi !lh :: ”-lL 1 ft hj; s I Hospital insurance gains jjflfll Thomas Parran, Jr, || Iff ■ Wlv ■ ;/ | r J*; i' > -al Wv-Free clinics multiply TO 4llhftT»L"'mW l— ———— J< >wc Thirteen important cities now have in operation a system of hospital insurance which is winning increasing popularity. In New York alone more than 65,000 are enrolled in the system, each one paying $lO a year, a fee which entitles them to 21 days of bed, board and ! treatment at any one of the 147 affiliated hospitals in case of sickness. While the system has obvious advantages, it fails, in the opinion of Dr. Thomas Parran, Jr., new surgeon general of United States public health service, to meet the financial problems of the modern doctor. Dr. Parran advocates an extension of federal service in the medical field, leaving active management of the program t» the physicians. He would provide free drugs and treatment for all who could not pay, the cost to be borne by the government, but would continue private practice wherever possible.

Blind Wrestlers Win Salem, Ore.— (U.PJ — The state school for the blind here has a ! wrestling team which has defeated teams in possession of all their faculties on an equal basis.

II nil 111 ■ ■«»■■■■■■■■»■ City Light Bills for the month of M ARCH are due and Payable -at the City Hall not later than April 20. All bills are ready and may be paid Now! Please do not wait until the final day as it causes unnecessary wait and delay. City Hall open each evening until 5 o’clock. Stop in today or J tomorrow. |

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Library Book Kept 30 Years New Westminster, B. C.—(U.R)- - A book lent 30 years ago has been returned to the municipal library here. The bill, a 2 cents per day. amounted to $219. It was not paid.