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, | will meet on Thursday evening fol- | lowing the worship service. o Antioch, M. B. C. Church One mile east of Peterson O. L. Flesher Pastor Sunday School 9:30 O. Krej», I Superintendent. Morning sermon 10:45. No evening service. Prayer Meeting Wed- evening 7:30. Revival Meeting begining Nov.lll, 1 J and continuing indefinitely. Ser- | vices each evening 7:30. Invitation to attend, and welcome to all, who can come to these eervicee. Plan to come. o Union Chapel A. F. Knepp, Pastor. Sunday, 9:15 a. m. Sunday school. Worship Service, 10:15 a. m. Following the morning worship service there will be a short meet-|

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23,1936,

ing of the official board. 6:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor service, Leader, Janet Brown. 7:00 p. m. Worship service. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Midweek prayer service and Bibb study. John Walters will lead 'his meetmeeting. o BIG AUDIENCE -<continuei> from PAQg ; from the state than it is paying in j and called attention to the fact if I the law is repealed, this and every - county, will be up against something, for there will be one more draw of state funds and then each township will have to make up the deficit. The total received this year in this county from gross and excise taxes is $85,65V and that is $17,477 more than paid in. “The gasoline taxes have paid . for the best road system in AinerI ica and the grot-- income tax, with proper corrections, as promised by Mr. Townsend, will do the same for the schools and is doing it now. i The Springer cure reminds me of the school teacher who said: 'lt' i 1 lay three eggs here and five eggs b'tre, how many will I have’’ to which the tough boy replied: ‘Aw, you can't do it.’ Nor can Mr. Springer make good on his wild promises." “Four years ago Adams county raised $710,000 in taxes, while this year you raised $488,000. Doesn't that prove you are benefltting?" Mr. Crawford explained file' 2% club, said he was a member of it and proud of it, for it was the only honest and decent way he knew of to Vaise the money to operate | a campaign. "That money is paid by those who receive their pay from the state and is right. There J is not a department in the state' that is not being operated for less money now than it was under the Republican administration," the speaker said, and he closed with an appeal that the Democratic party be continued in power The big crowd then adjourned to the basement where a luncheon of sandwiches, coffee, ice cream and cake was served and where all enjoyed an hour's visit. It was one of the best political meetings ever held in the county. o Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

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Announce Capture Os Mahan Harborer Washington, Oct. 23— (U.R) — Tlte federal bureau of investigation today announced capture in I San Francisco of Edward Fliss, alias Red Lane, who will be charged with harboring William Malian. Mahan, whose real name is William Dainard, was convicted of kidnaping George Weyerhaeuser and is now in Alcatraz prison. Tlte FEI said Fliss was captured in San Francisco late last night and was started at once for Tacoma. Wash., where he will be turned over to the V. S. district attorney for prosecution. The announcement here said Fliss had admitted association with Mahan and helping him to exchange part of the kidnap ranI som money for other money. He will be questioned in an effort to learn whether lie ba,s knowledge

of the part of the rainsom stilt, missing. “Stolen” Auto Was Borrowed By Friend After county and state police conducted an intensive search all day Thursday for a car "stolen” from John Leyse, local garage employe, they were chagrined to learn that the car had been "borrowed" by a friend of Mr. Leyse’s and returned a short time later. Police had not been notified of the recovery and continued the search, calling in the aid of state police by the short wave broadcast. Mr. Leyse stated this morning that the friend had informed him of taking the car for a ride, but failed to notify authorioties. He did not disclose the name of the friend. The joy-rider had parked the car at the southern Units of the city.

TALLMADGE IS !; FOUND GUILTY 11 Faces Life Imprisonment For Murdering His Wife ( Oregon. 111., Oct. 23.—(U.PJ—Guy Tallmadge, bald embalmer waiting to be sentenced to life imprisonment. protested from his jail cell today that there was still something untold of why he killed his ( wife for the love of a red-haired widow. He didn't want to talk of the verdict returned by a jury of former acquaintances yesterday, but admitted he was relieved to have escaped the electric chair which the state had demanded. “I didn't hope for much because that's when you're disappointed,” he said. The jury found Tallmadge, 56, 1 guilty of murdering his wife, Bes- . sie, 51. and fixed the penalty at life 1 imprisonment. Judge Harry Edwards indicated he would senj fence him within a week. The verdict appeared to end the I case which excited interest of almost every resident of this rural community which has known both j Tallmadge and his victim since childhood. Tallmadge's attorney, B. J. Knight, said he would uot ask for a new trial, and would advise his relatives not to do so. State's Attorney S. Donald Crowell remained insistent that the murder was "a most vicious and cowardly

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crime" but added "neverincless, 12 < representative Ogle county men : passed upon the evidence and I am willing to accept their verdict." Mrs. Frances Birch, comely cosmetician whose courtship by the bespectacled Rockford undertaker 22 years her senior culminated in the slaying, declined comment from ner Rock Island home. Tallmadge, however, insisted "my side has never been brought out." "That’s all I'll say about it,” he said. "My lawyers did everything they could, but there's a lot that hasn’t been told." Tallmadge did uot testify but indicated he would have liked to. The murder occurred May 19 when Tallmadge and his wife were driving along a lonely country 1 road discussing the divorce which 1 Tallmadge wanted. They argued over the presence of Mrs. Tall- { madge's sister in their home. Tall- I tnadge stopped his car, went to the road, called his wife, and shot her in the head. RUSSIAANNOUNCES (CONTINUED FROM WAGE ONE) inittec meeting in London today to discuss charges that Italy, Germany. and Portugal have aided the Spanish rebels, the necessity of cooperation between the two fascist states was intensified. Rebel Offensive London, Oct. 23. —<U.R>--The Madrid government faced a grave threat today in a violent rebel drive against Aranjuez, the important railroad junction connecting Madrid with the coast at Alicante. The rebels were out to cut the t railroad. If they succeed, the

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capital will be In a bad position for the transportation of food and military supplies. The few highways remaining in loyalist hands wouliT not bel ikely to prove adequate. The government poured thousands of militia reinforcements southwards toward Aranjuez in au effort to stem the rebel drive. The city was bombed by the rebels and the cessation of wireless communication with Madrid Indicated that the Aranjuez radio station, the capital's only commercial wireless outlet, may have been hit.

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