Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 299, Decatur, Adams County, 18 December 1936 — Page 5

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1936.

democrats of ONK) majority floor leader in the houM. Hep Paul B. Sturm. Dana, or nan 0. Oettinger, Sullivan, are leading the race for house caucus chairman. Lenhardt Bauer. Terre Haute, who held that position in the last two sessions, is no longer a member. Sen. Thunnan A. Gottschalk of Berne, and Sen. Frederick A. Etchhorn, Gary, are most prominently mentioned to succeed Jacob Weiss, Indianapolis, as president pro tern of the senate. Weiss said he will not seek the post again. Sen. E. Curtis White. Indianapolis, may suceced Henry F. Schricker, Knox, lieutenant-governor-elect, as caucus chairman in the senate. Among the non-member posts, Norma Gordon, New Albany, is slated for secretary of the senate and Bernard O'Neill, South Bend, as assistant secretary. Edward Beggs, Indianapolis, may become principal speaker of the house, a position he held in 1935. — o ■ OFFICER KILLS J.GQjNTIMU 8.1 ROM HAUK ONE) ents-ln-law, Joseph Benda, 51 and Helen Benda, 45. He found Benda in the living room, killed him with a shot through the head. Mrs. Benda started to rise from her! chair. She was shot' before she got to her feet, and died on the way to a hospital. Sullivan walked three blocks, reloading his pistol en route, and entered the home of the Michael Vukeljas, parents of the child he was accused of attacking. He killed Mrs. Mary Vukelja, 49, and her ' son, Michael, Jr., a high school stu- | dent. Michael, Sr., was felled with a bullet in the abdomen. He then went to the house next

i _ door where he believed the Vukolja’l child, his alleged victim, was hid- 1 Ing. The house was locked and dark. He rattled the door and fired several shots through it. He then went to keep his rendezvous with Gallagher and was so ! calm that Gallagher never suspect-, ed that anything had happened. [ Before he was returned to jail,' Sullivan said, he wanted to stop by and see Mrs. Laura Bacon, 53,1 a social service worker who had testified against him. Gallagher agreed to accompany him to her home. Mrs. Bacon opened her door. A bullet clashed through her chest. The horrified Gallagher disarmed Sullivan, who offered no resistance, and, on the way to jail, met practically all the Duquesne force which had spread through the' district looking for the slayer. o COURT HOUSE Estate Cases A petition to determine the Inheritance tax was filed in the estate of Hila Burkhart. It was referred to the county assessor. The will was offered for probate in the estate of Emanuel J Liechty. Evidence was heard. The will was probated and placed on record. A petition was filed by the admin-, istratrlx for athority t ospend not more than $125 for abstract. It was approved. Report Filed The final report of the receiver was filed, examined and approved In the suit to foreclose a mortgage and appoint a receiver, brought by the Peoples Trust and Savings company against Fred C. Mclntire and others. The receiver was discharged. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Now At 4% T h e Adams County National Farm Loan Association, of Decatur. Indiana has received a Charter and has been duly authorized and empowered to make farm loans in all of Adams County. If you are expecting to re-finance your farm loan, call or write this association at once. Office: 133 South Seconu Street Decatur, Indiana E. Burt Lenhart, sec’y-treas. Fred T. investigator

S MB KND tables I ft Z ■JI y The Largest Selection « 1 li g XV J ■■ 9 9 We Have Ever Shown 1 8l 11 Is il m! i» SI u w«s99 I 11 Ih Ivl I.l*l-! 1-0 sl-25 ~,515-09 | | i ujiiiJ-ffi A GIFT FOR HIM | !? 77" —7 . . Listed On This Page Are A Few Os The Out- - 9 ~ I Occasional ( hairs standing Bargains You Will Find In Schaf- fSTWI |W] 1 er’s Furniture Department. You Can Find 9 I @ Beautiful Gifts For The Entire Family At— Ml O ‘ SCHAFER’S. fl fl | i? inm TIBI FS Beautiful NEW LAMPS L I RADIO TABLES Make Ideal Christmas Gifts t f g Variety of Table Lamps xV |® SI l*, W • 75c to SB - 50 § // I / Modern Bridge Lamps $1 to 18.50 \J- Smokers Make Ideal i I U . ir'li. / “Different” Floor Lamps gK I WI llilv SI.OO to $19.50 1 11 Spy “Make This A Kroehler Christmas” I sl-95 io $7-95 f A Gift of Lasting Beauty 11 - «> —- 0 . to $ 22 - 50 * . “Ash-away” I Occasional Tables § i -iMr $2-95 10 $6-50 i o | I wA w- T i Is i r m v, ® J A. Christmas Special y Beautiful Modern Kroehler I cedar chests Suites - with AH of the w Au I A Favorite Gift for Her Many Kroehler Features. I g ifegU. sl2-9 ; > ( . $.35-99 $79.50 *f I I I We Feature The Beautiful ci‘l OO CM Rrt W SE “ CASWELL-RUNYON YOUR HOME DESERVES /GsZiWi ?b 1 .XU to M.OU g A Large CEDAR CHESTS THE BEST- Cw , veWwrt , Beautiful, Smart g !? $1.98 to $32.50 Use Schafer’s Liberal Terms. ; —; — THROW RUGS p v z — § I “"-""fl, SCHAFER’S a l 50 lbl *o' TBEOTKEWITHTHSCHRISTMASSWRIT | W Other Desks $8.75 Many other sizes available /W M — to 125.00. in our large rug stock.

CHRISTMAS DOLL SALE! f Every DOLL | Q LEFT IN OUR DOLL dept will be SOLD AT A BIG I ■ -W REDUCTION | I '(lrf SATURDAY, MONDAY a I TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY I | AND THURSDAY | BEAUTIFUL DOLLS THAT WILL | g \ A > £«L/ GLADDEN THE HEARTS OF THE g g 1 LITTLE TOTS. W K SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY! f \ WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY - I JwJ SCHAFER’S I S W IjX - THE STORE WITH THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT

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