Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 208, Decatur, Adams County, 1 September 1936 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. idntered at the Decatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter. J. H. Heller President A. R. Holthouse, Sec'y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. HellerVice-President Subscription Rates: Single c0pie5..—......J .02 Dne week, by carrierlo One year, by carrier 5.00 One month, by mail.3s Three months, by mail 1.00 Six months, by mail 1.75 Dne year, by mail.... 3.00 Vne year, at office 3.00 Prices quoted are within a radius of 100 miles. Elsewhere $3.50 one year. Advertising Rates made known on Application. National Adver. Representative SCHEERER, Inc. 115 Lexington Avenue. New York. 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago. Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. It is not only your right, that; you vote this year, but a duty you owe yourself, your community and your state. Perhaps we have talked so much about peace that Spain and other foreign nations want to see what we will do if I hey pick on us. The summer is nearing its close but remember you will have a couple of months of early autumn that is in every way more delightful. Italy is getting ready for a world war, mobilizing eight million men. fully equipped for every kind of fighting. Os course when they get that they will issue orders to other countries and back them up. That’s the surest way to get into a scrap. Sixteen hundred, twins, triplets’ and quadruplets met at Fort Wayne Sunday to talk things over, have

a good time and renew old acquaintances. The organization has been in existence five or six years and the membership and attendance grows each year. The Indiana State Fair will open next Saturday with the finest program ever offered in the middle west. If you enjoy good races, a great horse show, a thousand features, an exhibit in of live stock, machinery, automobiles and a visit with old friends and new ones, join the crowd. Are you correctly registered'.' Have you married, moved or be-1 come of age during the past two 1 years? If so its up to you to go to the county clerks office and see that you are duly plated oil record. so you can have a ballot when you call for tC on November 3rd. ——— President Roosevelt is not talking politics in his western tour, that not being the purpose of the trip, regardless of accusations made by a partisan and unfair press. He Is trying to serve his people and will do all he can to aid those who have been so badly injured by the recent drought. The state police are watching for those who disregard speed signs in small uuiucorported towns. Many arrests have been made and this will continue until the drivers of automobiles realize that the state is in earnest in its efforts to

CHANGE OF ADDRESS Subscribers are requested to give old and new address when ordering paper changed from one address to another. For example: If you change your address from Decatur R. IL 1 to Decatur R. R. 2. instruct us to change the paper from route one to route tw’o. When changing address to another town, always give present address and new address.

reduce accidents. 11' you are in a t hurry, you may save time and expense by obeying the signs as you enter small towns. Another long list of weekend > accidents, due to reckless driving ( and we rush right along, taking hills and curves at sixty to seventy miles an hour, seeing how fast we : can travel from one point to another, with nothing particular to > do when we get there, except wait for time to pass. That cool wave was to .remind us that its time to get Ute furnace in condition, the fuel bin tilled, the doors and windows weather stripped and such other things as are necessary by those who wisely prepare for winter. There Is no reason to expect mild weather in this country in the winter, regardless of the fact that we have just come through the hottest summer on record. Steel reaches six year high, new 1936 high on U. S. bonds, cattle feeders in come back, railroad stocks lead forward push on stocks, are a few of the mans headlines to be found on the financial pages of leading Republican newspapers Now turn to the front or editorial ' pages and read how the nation is going to the dogs and the advice; to turn Roosevelt out and put the I untried Landon in. It's a case where two and two certainly don't make four. M. Clifford Townsend sounded ' his keynote at French Lick and it was a master piece, so sound that the- partisan opposing press hasn't yet found any thing to find fault over, excepting that he did not flail Greenlee and McKinney, who opposed him in the primary and he found good things to say about Governor McNutt and his splendid administration. Mr. Townsend is honest and fearless, says what he believes and stands on the merits

■I of his platform and policies. He is i safe and will give the people of 11 Indiana a good administration. Mrs. Rhodes, better known as Ruth Bryan, has resigned as minister to Denmark, and will devote the next several months in cam paigmng for Roosevelt. She is one of the most effective political ora tors and organizers in the country and will do much good for her party. She was the headliner here four years ago at a big rally held in Berne and it is probable that when she tours Indiana she will i be brought here for a return en- 1 gagement, much to the pleasure and benefit of the voters. • STAR SIGNALS —BY— I OCTAVINE l For persons who oelteve that human destniy Is guided by the planet, the daily boroscope is outlined by a noted astrologer. In addition to information of general Interest, It outlines information of special interest to persons born on the designated dates. September z Those most likely to be afffected by today’s influences are three born ' from March 10-30. General Indications Morning—Good. Afternoon —Dfeappoiutiug. Evening—Serious. This is too serious a day for t>oc- 1 ia.l affairs, although one may be inclined to desire company. Today's Birthdate \ ou should be an author, one who I has ability to reveal strange and curious tacts. You should be a student of nature's mysteries, improved ' conditions are indicated for the ! i coming year, with change* through travel, or dealing with people far away. You should receive a great financial stimulus during July through October, 1936. and May, 1937. Expansion and (pleasure in the | realms of romance or speculation,. , are indicated during January, 1937. , Danger—Be careful Oct. 9 through 16. I Albino Groundhog Exhibited Peterboro, Ont. <U.R> —One of nature's rarities—an albino ground hog—is being exhibited by Frank Gilbert, who shot the animal in a field near the city. Jail Gambling Ended Salt Lake City.-(UR)—The city fuinigator has broken up gambling in the city jail. He killed all the cockroaches which inmates were i training and betting on. i

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YEARS * AGO TODAY From the Daily Democrat File September 1— Bulgaria declares war against Roumauia. Autopsy held to decide cause ot the death of Johu Springer but no verdict ie given. Parson Hicks predicts snow and cold weather for September. Jim A. Hendrioks. county road superintendent, asks a 25 cent levy for county road repairs. Ed Ahr and D. W. Beery given dniner for visiting horse men at People* restaurant. Shortage of (potatoes boobts price to $2.40 bushel. W. I. Peterson of Pittsburg elected commander-in-chief of the G. A. I R. at national convention in Kansas City. 0 Answers To Test Questions Below are the answers to the Test Questions printed on Page Two ♦ ♦ I 1. 1800. 2. East side of the Red Sea. 3. A famous Swedish singer. 4. “The Spirit of St. Louis.” 5. Direct descent from a common ancestor. 6. No one. The title is held only by the eldest son of the reigning' monarch of Great Britain. 7. Fatty tissue. 8. Sweden. 9. The doctrine that all things ; are ordered for men by the arbij trary decrees of God, or the fixed laws of nature. 10. Texas. Q Mich. Peaches and Plums. Appelman's and Bell's all week or see Fred Busche. 2t MICKIE SAYS—'£o you WOMr talk" A 1 IK4 S' SAID OF TYPE IN OUR SHOP*- WE KNOW HOW TO MAKE TYPE TALK, BOTH IN ADS AND JOB PRINTIM? k. r i Uw I 1( ? /L] . 'r Jfu&MSOfc

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♦- - « Household Scrapbook | By Roberta Lee Scratched Silver > > Scratches on silver can be re- | moved as follows: Purchase a ; small quantity of putty powder, r put it in a saucer and add just enough olive oil to make a paste. t Rub this paste on the silver with | a soft flannel cloth, then polish J with a chamois and the scrtches i will disappear. Patent Leather Olive oil. glycerine, or sweet oil rubbed over the surface of patent ’ leather occasionally will prevent it from cracking. Olives and Pickles Don't pour off the liquid from the olives or pickles or they will I s(x>il within a short time. Pickles | should be kept in vinegar, olives 1 in brine. o Thros Shoe As Fire Warning I Toledo (U.R) —Three members of A. E. Lancer’s family narrowly escaped death in their burning home, when a motorist, unable to arouse I the sleeping household by knock-1 ' Ing at the door, removed his shoe send hurled it through a window. i The breaking glass awakened the family. 0 [Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

Typists Compete at Toronto a- j i i f • < Jh T' ’i 1 ! u ~ -i "t**- <• ■ ■ * R,-’ J ■ , ■ xkz-'' / \ \ r 7 WL JHr p.oorgc Hossfield | JBEgapgl \ ElKSMwgßK*vffi X " S !i •'>l><> I’ihilm ujl 1b" ..■ * ~ ti >'.<;* • 1J 1 Interest of typists in the United States and Canada is focused on Toronto for the international typewriting speed contest. September 2. when George Hossfield, of West Englewood. N J , inset, present holder of the world record, defends his title. One of the leading, contenders for Hossfield s crown is Remo Poulsen, above, of New York city Hossfield s record is 135 errorless words per minute for 60 consecutive minutes The contest is a feature of the Canadian National exhibition..

, Bartenders Needed | Alliance. O. (U.R)—Labor union | can't figure out whether [ there's a bui tetiil. i - shortaste or more people "bending elbows." To help relieve the help situation the union resolved to open its ranks ! and receive male apprentices to the fine art of shaking up a dripk. G — Ice Cream Is Missile i New Britain. Conn. (U.R)—Fancy i miadles are being used in this : city by those bent on destruction. Police found that someody had thrown a pint brick of ice cream I througn the jewelry store window of Joseph Kosiorek & Co. Nothing was missing and the motive is unknown. Spankings Do Good Welland. Ont. (U.R) —A flat straji |and a good right arm has accomplished "wonders" in disciplinary action in Weeland County, according to Magistrate J. C. Massie. He said that out of 800 cases in which spanking was imposed in lieu of imprisonment, there have been only four "repeaters." -J ° Ohio Sugar Beets Thrive Toledo. —KU.PJ—A sugar yield of 70.000,0000 pounds is expected from the 25.000 acres of sugar-beet land in this district. Drouth hds not damaged the crop.

COURTHOUSE I Objection Filed In a ruit brought by Jeune Floyd Teeple. a creditor, in the estate of 'lda Muy Teeple, Jt*se Teeple filed an objection against the claim filed by 8. 8. Buchanan and sons, undertakers, for 5310.98. Report Filed The final report was filed in the ivtate of Joseph M. Peel, Notice was i ordered returnable September 21. Real Estate Transfers Harry Barnett et ux to Home Owners Loan Corp., in-lot 213 in Decatur for fl. o ■—— Morganville. Kans. (U.R) A coffee can provided an effective Incubator here. Two eggs were taken from a nest, placed in a coffee can and forgotten. Three weeks later two chicks were removed. o Long-riding Knife Portland, Ore. — (U.R) — A Jackknife that E. Baker lost while repairing a tire took a 6.000-mile ride between the tube and the casing before it punctured the tube. The knife was open. Safety in Marriage Boston. — tU.R) — Single folk are more apt to become patients in mental hospitals than their married brethren, statistics of the state department of mental dis eases disclose. O Name Coincidence Lincoln. Neb. (U.R) Two men by the name of John Jacob Mohr died on the same day Here recently and their bodies were taken to the same mortuary. They were not related. q Can For Charity Burley. Ida.— (U.R) —A canning kitchen operated by the Latter Day Saints (Mormon i church relief labor recently turned out 1,100 cans of cherries, beans, beets, peas and Swiss chard to be stored for distribution to needy families this . winter. o Atmque Canoe Edenville. Mich.—<U,R) —An Indian birch bark canoe believed to have been used as dispatch boat on Lake Erie during the War of 1812 has been found by Frank L. Wixon, local water power oi>erator. 0 Didn't Swallow Pencil Salt Lake City, Utah.—(U.R) -A ■ frantic effort to remove a pencil from the esophagus of Lee Bell, 3. proved fruitless. His mother later found it under a chair on the’ floor. a » Modern Etiquette | By ROBERTA LEE | Q. Where should the address appear on a visiting card? A. The address should ai>pear in the lower lefthand corner of the card, and in smaller type than the name. Q. When conversing with a per-! son, is it good form to use this person’s name frequently, as "What do you think about it, Mr. Allen?" "1 don't think so. Mr. Allen." "Let's sit here. M”. Allen?" A. Yes. Q. How long should a guest remain after dinner has been served? A. Usually, from two to three hours.

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College Lingo Toledo — (UP) When a young' man at Hiram College. Hiram, O.' goes to see a young lady, hs isn't; "dating." but is "perching” in camI pus language f — o i Extract Needle After 23 Yesrs I Portage O. —(UP)— Twenty-three • years after a needle penetrated Mrs. Frances Komlnek's thumb, it was removed hy a physician. In three ? pieces. K —— -O " -- Village Blacksmith Quits Gervais Ore. —(UP)— For Uie first time since Gervais was foundI ed 70 years ago. this town lioasts no blacksmith shop. William Allsup sold his shop to a juwk man. Mark 66th Wedding Date I'ipper Sandusky, 0. (UP) Mt. R and Mrs. Peter Beidelschies have celebrated their 66th wedding auui-j versary. ——o— — Blinded by Insect Victoria. Kans. —(UP)—A grass-1 hopper flying into her eye permanently blinded Mrs. Anna M. Joy, j farm woman. „ , ■—-o ' ■ ■ — • ♦ Many Reunions Scheduled For Summer Months ♦ —- I Sunday September 6 Slusser-Gause Reunion, J. E.' Gause Grove. 7 miles south east of Willshire. 1 Roop Annual Reunion, SuuSet ' 1 park. Marrs Reunion. Sun Set Park. ' Brown family reunion. Legion Memorial park. Zink and Kuhn Annual Reunion. Sun Set Park. Sept. 6. Schafer and Wilson reunion, Sun- : Set park. Urick annual reunion, Sun Set park, rain or shine. Annual Schnepp and Manlev reI union, Sun Set park. ■I Salem M. E. Homecoming, Salem Nuttman park, near Decatur. Sunday, Sept. 13 Chroniser reunion, Hanna-Nutt-man park.

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