Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 261, Decatur, Adams County, 4 November 1938 — Page 2

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COMMISSION EM CLAIM, TO HB ALLOWED NOVEMBER T. ISSS Miscellaneous Fort Wayne Ptg, Co. Oft. sup. 688 ti Tho Decatur Democrat Co. do 194.60 Citizens telephone Co. 'phone 71.8 U City ot Devalue light « power lit.ll F E. Noble County Map* .... 33.4 U Fern E. Hierly deputy hire ib.uu Bernlece Dubach clerk hire ... ou.uv Catharine Done regletra'n elk 24.90 G. Keniy Bierly do ll.<» G. Remy Hlerly Comm. Fee .... 5"0 G. Remy Bierly Freight ......... 3.us G. Remy Bierly stamp* .. 4.50 Mulhaupt I’tk Co. ClS'* exp i.uu G. Remy Bierly Inquest . . 30.00 G. Remy Bierly do 9.i« Dallas Brown do 14.60 Dr. C. C. Rayl do 3.V0 Dr. W. E. Smith do ............ 14.3 V Dr. F. E. Granustaff do s.uv Dr. R. E. Daniel* do 11.4 V Dr. J. M. Miller do 3.10 Dr. Myron Habegger do 4.00 Dr. Amo* Reusser do .. 4.VV Dr. Ben Duke do 3.10 Dallas Brown do — 166.40 Dalia* Brown do 33.40 Douglas Co. do -.—..... 3.30 Joe H. Brennan registration 1.60 Fd F. Jaberg do »t> , Airs. Edith tester do .00 Mary Margaret ■ Beal do - .<0 Frank F. Heimann do - .m> J. A. Dong do I.V» Reuben R. Romey do 3i> Fred E. Lindsey do —— .<> u Harley J. Reef do .30 bam Egly do 33 Theodore R. Dague do .36 Janeva Draper do —.. 1-4® Clifton Kohler do - .*0 Elmer Winteregg do 0» David Adams do <o Taeodore Ostermeyer do 4i> Milton Edgell do 4V Lawrence Beckmeyer do ® J Earl Sipe do - .3° Mailer H. Meyer do <0 Victor Bleeke do - — W iliiam Krueckeberg do 2° I;. D. Stauffer do ... 3.0a J'aul M. Banner do 7.1a <i. P. Mills do l-0a Robert L. Brown do — -9» Elmer C. Beer do 3a Robert Strickler do I * u Jesse F. Franklin do 1° .Ell C. Engle do - 6U . Jesse O. Teeter do — -33 ..Kermit F. Bowen do —-3 V Cal E. Peterson do .Jr.’rnest Rekheldeffer do 1-40 VV. H. Pattereon uo —. -* J Lulk Swearinger do — I- 00 ..k. B. Aspy do ... 1 00 Menno Burkhalter do Ata.ry Moore do ?■> Preston L. Pyle do - 3o Ernest Tumbleson do LVV „ i,u*ene Hanowe do Amo* Burknalter do - - u t.a.pn F. Stanley do 3.3 V 'Forest E. Deitsch do — -la Cal F. Peterson do - - 1-13 G. Remy Bieny do -»• Mary Cowan deputy hire .... 76.0 V Joan W. Tyndall postage 13-3 V Lennart deputy hire .._ 76.00 Jett Liechty Treas. Exp I-;. H Kauffman deputy hire 76.0 V i.uUl Hollingsworth postage 6.00 Huth Hollingsworth Rec. tees 10P.1* Leo. T. Gililg deputy hire 13J.V0 Dallas Brown mileage «•-•>* Decatur Electric Snop Supplies 1.1 > G. ueininger deputy hire ... 83.<3 Ed Zwlck ditch expense . 3L»V H. H. High do —• 31.»V E H. Giliiom do “‘J? Ft. "Wayne B. P. &S. Co. exp. -33 Harold Barger ditch exp 13 « Krick Tyndall Co. do ._ 38.4Christian Balsinger do - ‘» Clifton E. Striker sal. postage 16V 3a Margaret S. Myers salary . «a.OV Clifton E. Striker mileage .... 4».5» Wayne Office Ma. Co. supt. exp » »J L. E. Archbold salary • L. E. Archbold operating exp Jf ’ Mildred Koldewey salary 7a.V> E. J Worthman Salary ... i.imniiwy Jewelry Stor A. exp 8-6-R. J.'Zwl;k iaM*K l“®-“3 Dr F. L. Grandataff sal. exp. 3S.aV Will Wlnnes assessing 7.00 Henry B. Holler saiary 50.00 Auditor Wells Co. Cg. of V. 198.»o Auditor Allen Co. do 2 45.00 j-a B. Fuhrman official bona 33 aJ John W. Mamkey Comm. D. exp 6 60 Harley Shively do 16.(0 Clair Sprunger do 3.00 Ralph Alberson do 3.VV Ccnrad Gallmeyer do 11.35 Corwin Fleming do — 24.96 L-ff?r Nussbaum do — 3.30 lldHtnd Engle do 12.30 TtoTTand Engle do 11.Ou Jonn Barger do .... 3.a0 Albert Logerman do 27.20 Reuben Rlngger do -1-3 V J. J. Kauffman do 16.16 Lqsler Suman do 26.0 V Ben Bixler do 20.00 Fred Wagner do - 160 Martn Fruechte do - 15.V0 Charley Scberry do 17.60 Ed Zwlck do - 3.60 Conrad Gallmeyer do .... 32.00 W. H. C.illiom viewing Ditches 21.86 W. J. Schumaker CL house ... 100.00 Mary McClure do - 35.09 Mills-r Radio Service do — 22.60 Indiana Inst. Industries do .... 9.01 Dee Hardware Co do - 2.V0 Waiter P. & Heating Co. do 3.50 Smith Drug Co. do -15 Carl C. Pumphrey do.._ 13.V0 Morningstar Bro*, do 98.9'1 Dgcatur Lumber Co. do 50.35 Decatur Electric Shop do .. .. 8.16 Murris a & 10c Store do .. 4 32 John Wilding Paper Co. do .. . 11.a0 Nor Ind. Public Service Co. jail 14.aS Dr. J. M. Miller do 3.00 C. B. Dolge Co. do 6.1a Decatur Plb & Heat. Co. do 4.a1l Ideal Voting Booth Co. election 51.16 Homer Lower Election Bd 75.00 G. Remy Bierly do - 75."0 W. P Robinson do 75.00 l ecatur Democrat Co. do exp 561.01

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E Well* & Buy*r soldier* burial 76.0 V Same Witness Co. Legal adv 104.87 Irene Byron San*. Sana 1111.78 4 Treasure ot State 8. Inst 616.31 0 Jeff Liechty Noah Stalter D. i 50.98 u G. R. Bierly, Jr. registration 13.a0 j Co. latirumry u H. P. LaFontalne salary 150.00 u Clara M. LaFontalne do . . 33.33 q Herbert LaFontalne do .... 40.00 M Dorothy LaFontalne do 37.6 V o Florence Lengerleh do 37.60 v Calvin Falb do 37.50 s V M. Nussbaum Operating exp 6.V0 u Bass Foundary AMa Co. do 1.80 u Rev. Horner J. Aspy do 4.0 V u Rev. C. M. Fawns do . 4.00 „ Menno Amstut* do . 18.06 h Indiana Institutional Industries 46.33 ~ Schafers Hdw. Co. do s.,v j Lee Hdw. Co. do 8V.41 u V alter P. & H. Co. do 69.46 , J. E. Morris do IS.aJ , Auto Electric Garage do ... 3.76 # Burk Elevator Co. do 8 36 - Rhoades Bakery do . 83.33 , Stults' Home Grocery do 83.98 . Standard Oil Co. do 6.03 , V» alter Deltsch do 151. <4 - Kocher Lum. A Coal Co. do 33.23 ! Martin Gilson do 3.36 Riverside Garage do 31.60 , Smith Drug Co. do (6.a8 . Sorg Meat Market do 16.37 , Indiana Refining Co. do . 43.38 , IVell* & Byer do 69 no , J. A. Kless do b ov , Eastern Ind. O. & Sup. Co. do 15.3a , C. F. Bucher do 78.3 V Welfare Fund , Faye Smith Kn*pp salary . . 108 33 , I '-rnice Nel*on do yp ou , Helen E. Mann do go vo , Mary Schult* do 5 U u -j , I.uella Frohnapfel do " 6U.vo , l aye Smith Knapp postage . . 18.50 , Faye Smith Knapp mileage . 17.30 , Bunice Nelson do . 17.56 , Helen E. Mann do 18.86 , Maulhaupt Ptg. Co. Sta. Printing 5 6a ' E. Noble Official Rec 3.90 , Ft Wayne Ptg. Co. stationery 13.7 V . Citizens Tele. Co. phone .. .. 4.7 V Highway Repair Hist. So. 1 . Hugo H. Gerke labor 104.30 W'm. Bittner do no vo > Elmer Gerke do . Sb.3o Jake Musser do .... Ul.ao Robert Gerke do 21.0 V Lloyd Bowman do 98.8 V i Ernest Merica do is.vo Chas Andrews do , 17. W Grover Bleeke do ;.sa Herman Miller do 51.20 Melvin Miller do 4.50 Albert Thiele do s.vo Dint. So. 3 R. G Martin labor 123.20 R. F. Sauer do . 106.0 v Clarence Durkin do llo.W Vaugn Llnlger do liv.ov Harold Sauer do 110,0 V Don Neirelter do 68.5 V George Loshe do .... 109.50 Sol Eicher do lll.ov John Brite do lli.vv Glen Merica do 11V.6V Ralph Shady do 92.40 Andrew Schlrock do 95.20 Ambrose Spangler do .. 71.60 Henry Sauer do 91.60 Arman Habegger do 121.56 Inst riel So. 3 Elmer Beer Labor 117.15 John Fox do 107.V0 F r ed Liechty do 57.75 Milo Fuchs do . 23.90 Hirman Wittwer do 3.av Homer Beer do 45.16 Wm Bertsch do 14.35 Frank Major do 2.8 V an Kaehr do 2.10 1. Amstutz do 1.76 Orval Jones do 4.VV Lawrence Baumgartner do 3.00 District So. 4 J C. Augsburger labor 100.6a Edwin Splchiger do 113.00 Chauncey Reynolds do 107.00 Amos Steiner do 60.90 Marvin Kistler do .- 69.30 Chester Augsburger do 34.3 U left Augsburger do J.uO Couruigy P.unyon do 3.0 v Chris Roth do ? 3.15 »l iscellsneous Jacob C. Miller Op. exp 35.00 IV. H. Giliiom do 6.99 Burk Elevator Co. do - V.oO Auto Elec. Garage do 2.50 Schafer's Hdw Co. do 2.76 l,ee Hdw Co. do 15.69 Henry Brumstrup do 20.00 ndlana In*. Indu»tries 65.95 Runyon & Son Garage do 73.48 Cash Coal & Supply do 254.19 Gottschalk Tile Works do 38.69 Walter Brintzenhofe do a.6V Imtler's Garage do 23.3a Walter P. & H. Co. do 4.34 Ft. Wayne P. & Sup. Co. do . - 32.3a 1 Na ional Cylinder Gas Co. do 4.06 Columbus Cre. Co. Inc. do - 60.33 The Mossman Yarnelle Co. do 17.7 2 National Cylinder Gas Co. do 9.10 Ft Wayne S. Serv. Co. do 2.96 The Schafer Co. do 3.33 Standard Oil Co. do 41.03 W. W. Wile Op exp 6.0 V Berne Hdw. Co. do 1.31 W. <J. O'Neall Co. do 28«.38 Central Sugar Co., Inc. do l av Yoder Bro* do 53. Va R. G. Deinlnger salary 41.41 < W. H Giliiom salary mileage 142.41 Dick Tonneller material 47.63 Meshberger Bros. S. Co. do 1,592.80, Meshberger Bros S. Co. do .... 1,390.09 Certified this 3rd day of November 1918. John W. Tyndall Auditor Adams County Nov. 4-? 1 Q — — 500 Sheets S’/'jxll, 20-lb.. White Automatic Mimeograph Bond, nealy wrapped $1.05. This paper is free of lint and sized for pen and ink. Decatur Democrat Company. ts

| Test Your Knowledge an you answer seven of tbege ; »«n queatton*’ Tarn to page | Four for the answers. » *! 1. Name the state flower ot Flo-1-da. 2. Os which state is George H. Earle the Governor? 3. What 1* the name of the cup or bowl from which Christ drank at the laaet Supper? 4. What was the original name ot Mount Vernon, the estate of George Washington? 5. In which state is Moosehead lake? 6. Where is the Godavari river?

(/ by Hazel Livingston

SYNOPSIS Os the three pretty Wickham girls, Margaret, the eldest, is the urettieaL* It Is she who supplies the boy friends for the younger girls. Natalie and Barbara, and for nany of her friends. With moat of the eligible young men of the comnunlty to <-h<x>ee from. Margaret licks Kenneth Raleigh, pennilesa vut [Hipular and handsome young tootbal) hero. Her beet friend. Sue Decker, breaks down and confesses that she also loves Ken, and It is partly because of that and her family’s ha!f-c<>ncealed dissatisfaction with her choice that Margaret announces her engngemenL CHAPTER VI Except for the family, they decided to keep ft a secret, after all. Ken didn’t even tell his own mother and father. "Time enough later,” he said. And Margaret, who had all her life associated stoop-shouldered, thin little Mr. Raleigh with what to have for dinner, and Paula's “Please, Miss Margaret, could you just run over to Raleighs and get me a pound of butter, I just missed the last delivery, and I never knew I was that low—” was just as glad that she didn’t have to become a prospective daughter -in - law to him yet And as for Mrs Raleigh, that small, grey ghost of a woman whom she sometimes encountered in the store. It was even harder to think of her as Ken’s mother. I She’d get to like them, later on, of I course, but for the present they | were aliens, and it was just as well that they didn’t know. More than once, however, she > was tempted to "put Sue out of her , misery,” as Nat maliciously ad- j vised, and tell her. • • • As usual, the Deckers were going to spend most of the summer at their place at Lake Tahoe. Twice the Wickhams had been their neighbors there, leasing a cottage just around the point from the larger, more Impressive Decker cottage, and each summer, for years, Margaret and Ken had spent a week or two as Sue’s guest. But this year Ken wanted to work straight through the summer, and Margaret was vague about her plans, and Susan was miserable. "It will be a total loss if you and Kenny don’t come,’’ she told Margaret at least once every day. And there were the questions, the same questions, asked over and | over—Why can t you cornet Why don’t you want to come? You don’t want Kenny to come—that’s it. You think that because of the silly things I said that night . . . Yes, you do! But you must have thought SOMETHING! And if you didn’t, why don’t you let him come now? Well, he always came before. There must be SOME reason! Margaret almost wished the lake would dry up. she was so sick of it, and Sue. Natalie suggested that they try and get the cottage again, and then she’d be on the spot and could easily persuade Ken to drag her out beyond her depth and drown her Aunt Bet wished they wouldn’t joke about such things. Margaret repeated that she didn’t .vant to go away, she wanted to be home, near Ken. But we ve got to go somewhere!” Sabs said.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1938.

* 7. In Roman mythology, who was | t.ie God ot Water? I ’ 8. What nickname was applied to j I President Andrew Johnson? I ». What oigantiatton Is represented by the Initial* UAW A? 10. What doe* the word dairy mean? ’| o Acquire* Native Daughter i Johnsondale. Cal. —(UP) —This community, a new and rapidl; grow-" ! ing lumber town in the Sierras, ■ now has a "native daughter” of its own. The baby daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Hundsdorfer is the first child to be torn tn the village.

"Why?” “Well, we always have!" Unexpectedly, Alex Wickham i cast hi* vote with Margaret's. He said that since they couldn’t agree 1 on what they wanted to do they ’ might as well stay home for a change. Why fight mountain mosquitoes, or ocean fogs when you could hsve sunshine and comfort right on your own lawn at home ? So the Deckers, with Sue still protesting, started for the lake, and the Wickhams settled down to a summer at home. After all, there's

tiwa Margaret searched Aunt Bet’s face and asked, “What’s happened?"

always someone at home. Plenty to do. Sort of a thrill not to be going anywhere. The fifteenth of June, and Paula, who had been with them for seven years, left. “I don’t think we'll get anyone Ito replace her,” Aunt Bet said. “Servants are so independent nowadays, and in a little house like ours, and with you girls growing up—” A little house ? Yes, it was a little house, as houses go. But it had large, old-fashioned, high-ceilinged rooms. And everyone has a maid! Most people have two or three. But everyone has ONE! Natalie said, "Aunt Bet, of course, we’re poor. Everybody knows that! We’ve always been. But why carry it to extremes ? It looks so silly, not having a maid!” "Besides, who'd wash dishes and do things?” Babs asked, with what she considered commendable practicality. Margaret searched Aunt Bet’s face, "You may as well tell us the whole story. What's happened? SOMETHING’S happened!” And, when Aunt Bet only shook her head and wouldn’t answer, Margaret

i' Widow Spider Hardy Dallas. Tex —<U.FD- It. J. Massey ' thought he had disposed ot s black ■ widow spider when he killed it and placed the body in a sealed jar. Now he has 35 little black widows, for the mother's eggs hatched within the jar after she j was dead. Appointment of Administrator With Mill AHiiexed No. SMI Notice I* hereby given. That tho i uudersigned has been appointed Adniti>l»trator with will annexed ot the estate of Joseph W. Walker late of Adam* County, deceased. The estate 1* probably solvent. Milton Miller, Administrator a Ith will annexed Heller A Sehuraer, A*l"'" f !« Oet. 20. 193 S Oct. 21-28 Xovj

said, ”Thes I shall ask daddy tonight" "Oh, no!” Aunt Bet cried. "Oh no—you mustn’t!" ■ And then she told. She didn’t understand It very well herself, but it had *omething to do with cotton You bought it for so much, atx: presently you sold it for more But something had happened and, instead of selling It for more you couldn’t sell It at all. The men that Alex dealt with were all men of money; men who could afford to wait a year, two years, three

years, if necessary, rather than sei at a loss. And so Alex had to wait too. But finally he couldn’t wait any longer and so he had to borrow from them and others . . . "I’m afraid,” Aunt Bet said, "I’m dreadfully afraid, my dears, that the capital—all the capital. Is gone.” “But the stocks and bonds and things—the things you clip coupons from! We always had lots of those!" Aunt Bet tried again. "No. Don’t you understand ? To raise the money—to make the large profit on the cotton, everything — well, practically everything was sacrificed." The three young Wickhams looked at each other. They looked at Aunt Bet. "It isn’t fair!” Natalie cried hoarsely. "We didn’t want to speculate; we didn’t mind being poor. We never complained. I never had a fur coat in my life and I never once complained. But when daddygees and speculates and loses everything, then it’s too much—it’s just too much, and I don’t care—l don’t care—” (To be continued) Copyright. King Feature* Syndicate, Inc.

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* RATES One Tim*—Minimum chsrge of I 25c for 20 words or le»s. Over 20 word*, I'/*c per word Two Tlmoo— Minimum chsrgs of 40c for 20 words or loss. Over 20 words 2c per word for the tw- times. | Three Imos— Minimum chsrge of 50c for 20 words or less , I Over 20 word* 2J/*o per word | ] for ths three times. C*rd» of Thanks ......... 350 | ’ Obltusrles end verses 81.00 I Open rets display advertising 35c per column Inch. FOR SALE WE OFFER to take in your old furniture, rugs, stoves and pianos on new. Liberal trade in allowance. Sprague Furniture Co., 152 South Second St, Res. Phone 535. Store Phone 199. 251-10 t FOR SALE —3 used dining room suites; 1 used bed room suite; oil stoves; 1 used gasoline washer; new and used heating stoves; used davenports. Many other bargains. Open evenings. Stucky & Co., Monroe, Ind. 260-10 t FOR SALE — Holstein bull calf. Eligible for registry. Well marked. High-producing ancestry. Best bloodlines. Accredited herd. Sain Morris, Van Wert, 0., R. R. 2. 260-2tx ORDERED SOLD — 25 innersprhig mattresses left over from our big mattress sale. These mattresses must sell as we need the room. No reasonable cash offer will be refused. Sprague Furniture Company, 152 So. Second St., Decatur, Indiana. 260-3 t FOR SALE —New and used tires, all sizes. Easy terms. Fogle Service Station, 334 N. Second St. FOR SALE —12 good used washers, electric or gas. Used circulating heaters and cook stoves. Good bay colt and riding plow. Decatur Hatchery. Monroe St. 249-tt SPECIAL Apple Tree Sale —Good strong, heavy, large size. While they last, $3.50 per tree. Riverside Nursery, Berne. Ind. 259-ts FOR SALE — Kitchen Heater?, Laundry Stoves, Ranges, Heating Stoves. Living Room Suite, Buffets, Dressers, Chests of Drawers. Frank Young, Jefferson Street. 259-a3tx FOR SALE —White Rock pullets, laying. Also three-day-old heifer calf. Phone 1354. g 260-3tx FOR SALE — Modern 13-room house, ideal location. Lot 88 feet by 166 feet. Easily remodeled into four apartments. Priced for quick sale. Bockman's Real Estate & Insurance Agency, 119 1 -i 8. Second St. Phone 3. 261-3 t FOR SALE — Two all modern houses with hard wood floors. 1 6-room and 1 7-room. In good residential districts. Beckman’s Real Estate & Insurance Agency. 261-3 t NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice Is hereby given that Mon- I day Nov. 7 will be the last day to pay your Fall Installment of taxes. The county treasurei's office will be open from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. during the tax paying season. All taxes not paid by that time will be come delinquent and an 8% penalty win be added, an additional 5% will be added for each year tax remains unpaid from first Monday In November in the year the delinquency occurred. Those who have bought or sold property and wish a division of taxes are asked to come In at once. Call on the Auditor for errors and any reductions. The Treasurer can i make no corrections. The Treasurer will not be respon- i sible for the penalty of delinquent taxes resulting from the ommlsslof ; of tax-payers to state definitely on ! what property the desire to pay, in; whose name It may be found, in i what township or corporation it is situated. Persons owing delinquent taxes! should pay them at once, the law is such that there is no option left for : the Treagurer but enforce the collection of delinquent taxes. County orders will not be paid to anyone owing delinquent tax««. All persons are warned against them. Particular attention. If you pay! »axe« in more than css towneuip j mention the fact ’o the Treasurer! nlso see that your receipt* call for all your real estate and personal j property. In making inquiries of the Trea- j surer regarding taxes to Insure reply do not fail to include return > postage. JEFF LIECHTY Treasurer Adam* County. Indiana. Oct 3 to Nov. 7 DR. C. V. CONNELL VETERINARIAN Special attention given to diseases of cattle and poultry. Office & Residence 430 No. Fifth St. Phone 102. GOOD LISTENING TONIGHT 7:OO—WJR — First- Nigtlter Program Bf3O—WOWO — Address by President Roosevelt 9:3O—WEAK — £tory behind the Headlines Don't wait until you want to hear a program. Have your radio repaired now al MILLER RADIO SERVICE Phone 625 134 Monroe st.

- - FOR SALE —6 room cottage with | 3 lota at Williams. $1,200. PrivI liege of buying several adjoining I lots.' Mrs. Ed Carrier. Decatur, R. 1 1 26b3tx FOR SALE- Large Heatrola type I stove. Good condition. 248 N. I Seventh St. Phone 1229. 261-3tx i FOR SALE — W. H. Pennington home, 1121 W. Adams street. 5 I rooms and bath; good garden; garage; fruit and shade trees. Terms, —ssoo cash, S2O per month. Roy ' S. Johnson, Trust Co. Bldg.. Phom--104 or 1022. 261-3tx WANTED 1 WANTED —Loans on farms. East- ' ern money. Low rates. Very 11b- ’ ■ eral terms. See me for abstracts of ‘ i title. French Quinn. 152-m w f MISCELLANEOUS FARMERS ATTENTION — Call 1 870-A at our expense for dead stock removal. The Stadler Products Co. Frank Burger, Agent. MISCELLANEOUS — Attention hunters. Guns re-blued, work guaranteed. 310 N. 4th St. 260-3tx NOTICE—Parlor suites recovered. We re-cover and repair anything. We buy and sell furniture. Decatur Upholsters, Phone 420. 145 South Second St. 253-30 t ~ o — FOR KENT FOR RENT — Sleeping room in modern home. 315 N. Fourth, Phone 783. 261-3'x FOR RENT —Musical instruments. Investigate our plan. Pearson Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 257-6 t FOR RENT-6-room modern bungalow, with garage, 817 W. Madison St. Phone 965 Erie Grocery. J 259-3 t FOR RENT —Seven room all modL ern house. Two-car garage. Large lot. Phone 716. 259-3tx FOR RENT — Modern residence near post office, suitable for beauty parlor or tourist home. Phone 358. 259 3*.! . ——— v— — Strange Suicide Recorded Porterville, Cal. —(UP)—An in- • novation in suicide was listed on the coroner's records here when Miss Frances May Farqtiharson. 47. ended her life. Investigators found that Miss Farquharson meunted a ladder and put her head down into a partly filled irrigation si indpipe. The coroner found her death was due to drowning. NOTICE OF VOTING PLACES FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION Notice Is hereby given that the Board of County Commiss.oners ot Adams County, State of Indiana, lias fixed and designated the following voting places as the voting places m 1 the several precincts in said county for the General Election to be held lon Tuesday, November 8, 1938. Precinct No. I—East Union —Brodj beck School House Precinct No. 2—West Union —Kohr School House Precinct No. 3—East Root—Aber School House precinct No. 4—West Root —31on1 mouth School House. Precinct No. o — North Preble — Frledhelm School House Precinct No. 6 — South Preble — House 1 mile north of Preble. Precinct No. 7—North Ki.Kland — Peterson School House. Precinct No. B—South Kirkland — Ist dwelling house west of Store building in southwest cor. Sec. 26 In Kirkland township. Precinct No. 9 —North Washington Benj. Elting Residence. Precinct No. 10—South Washing- | ton—Rinaker School House Precinct No. 11—North St. Marys —Bobo School House. Precinct No. IS—South St. Marys i Acker Bros. Store Precinct No. 13—North Blue Creek | —School House District No. 3. Precinct No. 14—South Blue Creek — School House, District No. 1. Precinct No. 15 —North Monroe — Town Hall —Monroe Precinct No. 16 —Middle Monroe Election School House Precinct No. 17 —Borne A—E. Main St. Filling Station. ' Precinct No. 18—Berne B—Audli tonutn Precinct No. 19—Berne U—To" n ■ Precinct No. 20—French Twp. I Election School House Precinct No. 21 —North Hartford Linn Grove School House I Precinct No. 22—Soutli Hertford I R. R. Romey Residence. Precinct No. 23—North Vta.ba.sl'School House sw cor Sec. 3. Precinct No. 24— Ceylon —M. *■ Mary McManus Residence Lot »■ Precinct No. 25—Geneva A—Cross Building „ iinii Precinct 26—Geneva B—; To , w SJn— Precinct No. 27—West Jeifeison basement Hlgii School. Precinct No. 38—East Jetferso n Frame School House southeast cor. Sec. 17. Decntur Precinct No. 29—First Ward A Fred Linn's Garage. „ Precinct No. 30—First M ard Office Decatur Hoop Company. Precinct No. 31 —Second Ward A Public Library. « Precinct No. 32—Second. W ard B Ben Shrank Residence lOtir bt Precinct No. 33—Third Ward AAdam* County Garage .. Precinct No. 34—Third War/ 1 ° Edgar Mutschler Building, m ’ | west corner of 7th and Monroe Streets. , , Given by order of Board of missloners. Moses Augsburger Phil Sauer Frank Llnlger Board of Commissioners John W. Tyimall. Auditor AdAm* t County v 4

v'?. REPO^n> L M AND foreign Cra Cl0,e(l « 12 ( ’ orreue(i receive 1" 120 ll, g ' hM >" 140 It), I 4" 1,1 15u lbs. I hi " 'o 200 lb, lo 250 m .ion ] bs 3 ’’" " ,s and up E’ ir Roughs K>:d Vcalt-rs Kl ''' ■■ bu(k i an;tis Yearlings CHICAGO Dec- Mar W11 ” 1 ' '’'R 15>, .174 . ,25H east Hush,;., y Y Livestock: Hogs, poo; Headr < - : b , ri-:- k. ' h SB.IO an d |j,ls. (deify; a:.c odd lots gra« : i-F" ■ $8 ?8 50. (’.lives, 250; veaien anti nt iiuni. U. 50411. Sheep. 1.200; lamb« h h . - D to oil grades. $7 25-I's $3.5044 » FORT WAYNE UVEHM W 1:7 --Livestock' |B Hors, sr-ady f' 5c I'M. lbs. ‘7 85: I!.«m| I :!00-’ > ?o ih« . r.«; w ios., ■ $7325-350 kJ lb- :7.i; j'k GOO ’.bs..ffl 140-160 lbs., $760. !$• :■“>-!3" lbs.. UIM it..;.it-. K 75 stags.sl Caiv.-s. fll.5": labs, HI INDIANAPOLIS LIVESI) Indianapolis. Ind.. XM —Livt.stock: J Hogs. 7.a* 111 : holdovers,a ket urn ■■ : y steady to M top $x on 160-170 lbs.; IW to Hu- higher: bast Hl ewes $7.75: 160-200 IK. H 220-300 lbs.. $7 6047.75: 1 ll, s . $7 .',"-$7.55: 140-lWh s7>s: l'"’14O lbs., HW genet..i.'-' steady; odl Cattle. 600; calves.*! strees. $9 down; load,. , short fed heifers. MJ rows mostly 13 75-?4..tf l > top weighty bulls. , steady to strong: gwd aal $10.50-SIL ’ Sheep. 2.500: fat late ings. steady: better |f» $8.50-$9; best yearla*! slaughter ewes, H doffl-J LOCAL grain market BURK ELEVATOR Corrected NovemW'B Prices to be paid No. 1 Wheat. 60 lbs.orWl| No. 2 Wheat, etc-J No 2 Yellow Old Cod -j New No. 4 Yellow Corl'-j No. 2 Soy Beans Rye ■'■’■”'2 g|| CENTRAL SOYACft | No. 2 Soy Beans MARKETS AT AGtjJ Stocks: irregularly moderately active. (lJj Bonds: higher. Ilower. Curb stocks: irreg Chicago stocks: trr«J. Call money: one p« j. Foreign exchange: s* lation to th’e dollar. Cotton: easy. t 0 1-2 cent. Corn up 5-8 cent- k . Chicago l lV£ ' sto k ', troß j. cattle steady, s heep Rubber; fi™ j-> Silver bar m -' e ed ’ Policeman Cleveland. 1 ss*' 1 * man George J» J way automoMie eeniDß . mX jumped to th , gll |4edi-, offthc Ignition and to the curb w d’> 8 eu. and the ..proacM*’ it as the police aPP-n ,