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CRISIS AFFECTS (CONTIWD FIUJM fAHU ONE) ',. ( their huidiiia* In uvuiit ol war. i Wheat advanced mi nil markets It wan up more than 1 cunts an , American bushel in Liverpool, i Whiiilixg rose as much a* 3\ j,cute tn the Ik'ivniliti option. Cotton advanced slim ply lu Llvvipoul mid wan hlatwr In New York. Malala AaeMnHt In lamdou Kn* I porta were banned, except under I license. ROOSEVELT MAKES ' hmstinckh fhqm rang oxm U.PJ President HoowvelL inter- | ruptln*: a vacation cruise Ix-iauae I <>f tli<' irlwla abroad, arrived hem , inlay ell route to Waahlnittoii and i <mtd hli> ttret concern was tor the I to ooe Ainerlemis now tn Europe Ml. ItiHiaevelt aald plana for reI moving Americana I rum Karupe in 11he event of war had lieen on tile i tor about two yuara and that he . would so over thim at once uihiu ' arrival at the White House The prvsMent canceled a a« h<-d-I lb d press conference here because jot a hail-hour delay ui iMMUnc hut pitted down a brief atatemeht on the way to the pier. He iHitnivd out that his own I mother, Mrs Sarah Delano Roose. tell; his son and daughter-in-law. 1 ■■ " - -

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1939.

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i John Roueevrli and the burner | Anu Clark, and Postmaster OmerJai James A. Failey were now in i < Europe. J Mr. ilmiaevelt said he also i would study problems of (orvlgn j finance raised by the European situation He said these included i j treasury balances In Europe and .European balamea lu this country. "'-'■■■■■" d Police Wear Saangiea Haddonfield. N J <U.R> -Traffic IMrlhemen here are l>edecked with idaullng new spangles A recent police order required the substltutlon of a white l*elt. generously j studded with large, red refk-ctors I In place of the white cape formeri ly woru while directing traffic at , night —•— g Trace of Early Man Found Lincoln, Neb. —tUPI -Fossiliteg !-cjuea of early man In Nobraaka IA human jaw believed to be S&.voo, I jears old is now in the hands ol it. Bertrand Schults aaalrtant rector of the Ln I versify of Nebras-' sa museum The find way made near Brady in one of the Tri-coun-I tv public powder district's large caI lexis. Missouri Mule Recalled Columbia. Mo tUB — Th.- Mise may return to a mote

Final I We Are Going OUT OF BUSINESS and must dispose of our entire stock by WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30 Here are Three Samples of our f; new drastic reductions: You will like these | COTTON PRINTS There la s»till a good selection ■*' at — F* \ i 49c... 89c A You Can't Beat These 11 <x SILKS \! < h\ : : Zrh while A ) /jwjL ,he > ,ast wl 99c Jk |i I! t Sl-M <#< : COATS and SUITS jl h\ |i Our Loss is Your Gain. / ' 11 \ ; ONE HACK SI ITS AND COATS **-J -JILL ; ! sl-00 t( . $1.98 \ ; I ONE HACK COATS OO 1\ 11 ! Value* to $29.00 ..... **. > MARC SAUL MRS. LOUISA BRADEN. Mgr. >

important place tn the state's in dustry, Prof B A Trowbridge of the Missouri College of Agrlcul-i ture believes. He said that "the farmers are beginning to realise the advantage of the mule ovei any other form of farm power. " — Potato Land Lacks heed Krvderlclon. N. II <U.R>—New Brunowteh, one of Canada's lead-' mg imtatoprodu*mg provinces, la* imiHiiting potato saada. Bo much send has been sold outside the proviaca that growers here now , have not enough tor their own needs. — o Girl, 4, Saves Mother Cleveland. 0., —lUP)—because her Hoar-old daughter, Marlene, wanted an apple Mrs. Mamie Mtbalich still is alive. The little girl c> me down the cellar stairs and found her mother slumped over the i wavhtub. She ran from the buua. I ecreamiog. NelghUra came and ’>"iud her mother unconscious liueu carbon monoside gas. — n——~— Australians Physically Fit Canberra. Australia — tu.R) — If Australia ever gets Into war again few men will be able to escape ou the grounds of unfitness. The- min istty of health has just reported that the physical esaminatlon of the militia showed only 3.1 per cent unflt.

EUROPE TENSELY IfXiNTtNVKD FROM PA<IB ONKI is of ahnoat as much importance lu jiha security front airaieg ■ as Turj key, the Guardian of the i>arduneb lea. as supplies must paaa through Rumania tn ranch Poland Frans Von Papr-n, unu of Hitler's I moat skillful ueguilaiura. returned io Istanbul to try to get Turkey to change Its mind about aiding th-i xecurlty power* 'but It wan reportt d ' that the Turks so far were standing firm However. Von Papen reportedly carried a personal mn»«ag.- from Hitler to the Turkish President that might affect the situation. — B Wound* Inflicted By llunhand Prove Fatal Martinsville. Ind, Aug. Id <CP) •Mrs. Maude Warren jj, died In a hospital here yesterday of bullet wounds allegedly Inflicted by ber i l udband. Joseph Warren, 44, lu | their home a week ago. Police said Warren admitted fir- ' ng the shot which caused hl» wife's | -loath and surrendered lu police a short time after the ahoo'ing. Po lice said the shooting was an outgrowth of domestic 11ouiilcs Canadian is Named Salvation Army Head London, Aug 24 —(VPi— The iiigh com*. II of (he Halvation Army elected George L. Csrpent -r of Canada as Its general today, succeeding □vangolino Booth. Carpenter, territorial commander of t'anadi. Is a native of Australia. I He joined the Balvatlon A-my when he was IP, He was literary secretary .0 Bramwell Booth for 11 years. H • 1 -became . <mi mander of eastern ' Sutith America and then Canada. — 1 - 11 O' — Mt Inspects B'llions Han FranclM-o <U.IV Russ.ll J Van II oi tie has seep more money than any other man iu the world He Is superintendent of the Federal Gold Depository at Ft Knot. Ky . and once a year is obliged to ■ come Io San Francine.., and check up on the gold iu the mint here. He has completed his local Inspection. — an n Logger Forgets Himself Mwtysvtlle. Cal. — <L'P>—A display of step-ins was lot* much for t husky logger, waiting here tor the losKing season to open. Ha enter"d the store where the display was. appropriated two step-ins without the forvnalHy of paying (or them, started out of the door when the ' tiolice stepped In and took chat gu. —OO a— Elephants Hunted on Paper bak'm. On* Il H only a question <rf “piiik eh phanu ’ lhr Chamber of Commew would MlH< «•» •%! « »• I*l %lt- H % H»l< In Ibr » ir. mH <••»«« in Iginlhltl. 3ls IP.m ►TSTUoF INDIANA p ot N Y <»r AI»AM.< I the eulMle ’•! Aih-»i»*l4 ♦’ jAidilTt. I c eased V®, Hrk« A. Waller, Le»*i * I*. Slskllrt. Ntiimaii I. Hid Her. .Mtdher. Allen F. Htdltrr I, i lk <l. K Rtdilcr. !. N. H* la ulster, v* : sc it u* fir»t name lu lhi» BdiniantrA* Th* UH«h>rMfii»4 4«im*nimrat<»r «f the ewtdtr »f Amanda «' Stain r. dv. v trine •»( m t» ■<?der of tl * A*Lim t*|r» JheX AM' .itolSiiur <!\l ”k l |’. M •m the Mill <L«> of Mvptemlot. » at the laMW of Nathan <’ N»*l* *oit, II- South Ss 'Oifl In <• tur, hiduna, for a.«|«« ai prl» •ds nt In and to the fo|l« w HiK d» <• « ri'-H<| r,-a| eatale. lu-wll. The South half <U» ut th<* s u uih KaM quarter <U > nf S< imn 4S. TownaMp S’ N- rth of lUnaw I ; i |/w- 7.|’ 7 ks k - I' I .H uw .ip Adamw. « "Uiil), Itoll.io • I Kahl aale will be made euUj.. t tn the appt oval of »ald «oiirt. f«»r hut iaea than the full appraised v*»l■>. of -aid real relate and upoti lh« f<d|«>w« HIM terinm and < <>ndltloiiM; < a a»h oil taiv «>f Male The pun haaer ut »u« h Muh* will io fnrthrr rviuHedl t« anr iMiiid b if. -ure Ihr pavmrtii a«*<»rdHiM to Hl trrnia us a «rrlaln tnori. (fav.Tr «f' ihr ’rts h‘.’.| ’rind M AdanA‘ <'otii.lv. linliatia upon whl h due in |o iu |..»l «»f s: hh >oi mi 1 h Inter•»f lie. ..id In H* li -ol Fund .uTrtKase He« ord “h *at i »a« <?.i of th« t* «rd* •»f the Itev'ord.i ■» tiff),*- g»f Ad.ititp. • ’uuulv. muh lev 1 |>» will* h «aid r.al • »lal< la to he m>|d Uelva A. Htaltar, Admlnlalralor %m haw 1 . brlMMi. <Hi«rur> fur r«fair. — AUGUST Clean-Up -SALE- — 10 — CARS . TRI CkS Must be sold this month! Pick Out th, car you want — and get our proposition. FORDS • CHEVROLETS PLVMOUTHS ■ BUICKS AL. D. SCHMITT MOTOR SALES First St. at Jefferson St. j

Arab Victim Home ■J \ « V * flw<. l m Rf zJ m W Bb\ y j The Ret. J. If. Goldner Victim of Arab bandits tn the ' Holy Ijui-I. the Rev. J. H. Goldner of Cleveland is ehowm in New York upon return from Palestine. Hu- Cleveland pastor and his son, a Mogadore. 0.. pastor, were abducted by bandits, who reb-ased ’ the elder minister so he could secure ransom of 15,000 for release *f the son. The bandits finally Milled for "half price" and the eon was released. be so mmpulured Hut when a wo- ' ; man elephant hunter at Mt. Pula* • kl. 111., wrote the chaml»t*r that she I was making a roller lion of ele- > phalli* from every capital tn the ’ I'nlted States and asked the chain- ' lier to send her one from Oregon * mounted wn a globe. It was stumped. Cyclists Hoig Safety Ceurt Cleveland O <U P) Two him-' died metnle-ra of the Windermere Bicycle club found Joe Doakro. an l imaginary motorist, not guilty of'

I AF'S? I I f 9 I WHAT MAKES A USED CAR A BARGAIN? No not «r about it. if you’re lookin* for a wed ear. you're looking for a bargain! An>l here are five big reason, why a uaed car from your Ford and Mercury ‘ Dealer i« the luggeat bargain in town. Firat. ita priced low to make it a real value buy. Second, it a hern reconditioned to give you many mile* of cheap, trouble-free driving. Third, it Inoka a- good a* it runa. fourth. it * «old on term* to auit vour convenience, and trade-in allowances arc liberal. Fifth, your Ford ami Mrrcun Dealer’s tineacelled aervice ami reputation are squarely behind it. So, you tee, ita not price al<>n<- that make* a wed car a bargain. Drop in at your neareat Ford and Mercury Dealer* place today — look ov«-r hit big atodk of all make* of fine used rare. Try out a* many of them a* you like. If you want to know the history of the car you’re interrated in—who owned it. what it waa uaed for. the treatment it had — your Ford Dealer will gladly tell you. You’ll find you’re money ahead to buy from your Ford and Mercury Dealer —a substantial bwineaa man in your own community. YOUR FAVORITE MAKE FO«0S Dooms LINCOLN ZIPMYRI •UICM CHIVROLRTS OLOSMOtILIt RLYMOUTHS FONTIACt CHgYtLIM YOUR FAVORITE MODEL Tu °o«» CONVMTULM TgUCKt ANO I FORDOtS ROADSTIRS COMMERCIAL CARS count SPORT MODUS COMMIRCIAL CARS ; SEE YOUR FQRD DEALER __ -.-••• ii Al D. Schmitt Motor Sales H ;; FIRST STREET AT JEFFERSON PHONE HI

carolew driving gt a mock trial. 'Object of the trial was to impress , the cyclist* with ihu need for caution ■ 'O 11 '" Single Voter Bosses Precinct I'ontlac. Mich. (UP) As Johni llun-klr votes, so votes proelin t 29. Tne only registered voter In It, Hankle is literally "boss" of the S9th. Three voters' namies were! erased from the rolls when the,' ! felled to comply with rogistraiiou lilies. 0 Pin Point Plant Found Berkeley. <’al.- <U.R> - Ending a | search conducted by botanists tor , I Illi |>,,si 711 y.-arg. Herbert L Ma-'

1 • k a xmgjc.k a g-sofig s a a x a s u i: u a x a mu x x a x a a a a a a a xjex x x x x a x xw i DON’T ! <LOOK AT DIRTY WALLS « All Winter when you can buy Fresh, * New j Wall Paper | ? as low as 5q Per Roll 1 I Our line i* Mill complete .with a lew new pattern* added lor our Fall trade. i COME IN And See For YOURSELF 5 i Kohme Drug Store j • fcxgax xxx xax xrx;ajt aarx x x-x a* xm.icxxm xxx « x x»« xx xjuqc xagga

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son. curator of the Dniversliy of California herbarium has discovered flowering spec miens of the Wot- : flella. u small aquatic plant, lu the ' marshes of th* Han Joaquin valley, The flower la about the site of a phi point. Pionatr Hardships Enjoyed Idaho Falla. Ida. <U.R) Mi*. E II Clegg of Vancouver. Il C„ cross | Ing the nation In a 13-foot boat accompanied by two men, aald ' hi-re the trip gave her sat bifact lon because she met hard*hl|M that her forefathers faced. The party is ! making the trip liy an inland water | fount from Portland Ore., to New 1 York