Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 233, Decatur, Adams County, 2 October 1939 — Page 2

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/ Test Your knowledge | I Can vou answer seven of these | < ten questions? Turn to page ( Four tor the anawsrx 1 Wlmh degree la the .'reefing ?o!ni of water in the Cwnrigaade «<•*;•? 2 Ot wlmi count-y pa* the preaunt Republic ot P»u«iu» once a yan* 3. Who won the 1939 Women s National Uolf ckampioMkip? 4 What la the purpose of a river M IITMKVr W «»W Xf.HMlll', MIX 11.1 Ml Xr. « IIU I II I lox am.. HI.MIIMV.iI H* INK SIT or i oxi.ui *« tie xi <.i »t **. tni: axu m «h< ii x iwu Os lIKCATVII DAILY DEMOCRAT ' l>ubll>hi'<l .tally ekvept Sunday at i lh itur, Indiana tor <*• tuber I. IM9. total* ot Indiana County of Adam* *W.Before me. a Notary Public in and; for the totate and • euaty aforesaid, personally appeared A It. Hollhouae who. having been duly sworn according to law. depoae* and eaya twat he i l» the Buaineaw Manager of the Ihra- 1 tur Daily Democrat. and that the fol- ' lowing la, to the beat ot hie knowledge and belief, a true atatemaat of the ownership. management and I circulation. elv. ot tne atoreaaid I t>uhli<atlon for the date shown in the above caption, requlred by the A«t| « f August 24, 1913 as amended by the i A>t of Mank 1. IS JI. .n.n.-dlrd la •e-tion 547 I‘oatal Law* and IteKUlanone, piloted on the Inverse vl tun form to wit; 1. That tile names and addresses, ot the publisher, editor, tnauagllig ’ editor, and heaviness manager are.] Publisher The Decatur l>emovr«t Co. I Decatur, Ind., Editor John II Heller, i Decatur, Ind, Managing Editor John H. Heller. Decatur, lad. Buiuu.i Manager A. IL Hoithouae, Decatur Ind. 2. That the owner la Tile Decatur : Democrat Co- De-atur. Ind. John It.; Heller, l>e<-atur. Ind.. Martha A Heller. Decatur. Ind. Dick 1» Heller. Indianapolis. Ind . C. E Holthouve, ■ Decatur. Ind.. A. it Holtuvuse. De atur. Indiana >. That the known bondholders, i mortgagees, and other security holders owning or bolding 1 per cent or more ot total amount of bonds, mortgagee, or other securities in NONE. C That the two paragraphs n.-M above, giving the names ot the owners. stockholders, and security holders. it any. contain not only the list of stockholder* and security bolder* aa they appear upon tire books of Hie company but also, in cases where the stmabolder or eecurtiy Holder appears upon the books ot rge nipany as trustee or In any other ftdmiary relations, the name ot the person or corporation for whom su.h trusts, is acting la given, also that the said two paragraphs contain statements embracing affiant's full knowldg. and belief an to the circumstances and conditions under wm*h stockholder* end security b-ddeis who do not appear upon the books -f thenmpan. as trustees, hold stock an t securities in a capacity other thaw that of a bona fide owner, and thia affiant has no reason to believe that any other person. aae.siation, oi corporation has any interest direct or indirect in U>e said stock, bond*, or other securities than as so stkt-C by him b. That th* average number oti copies of each issue of this pubii-l cation sold or distributed, through lbe mail* or otherwise. to paid subscriber* during the *ls n> >nlna prvcvdlua cue date shown above i* 3214. A K Holtbouse Business Manager Hwnrn to and subscribed before me ’ .U> ."tli day of ru ptc mher Ul* Hebert Hlcraiuka. Notary Publie My Commission expire* February -

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Lost on Mined Ship fl 9 iconion Frit* While four American survivor* of the Norwegian freighter Donda. sunk by a mine off northern Holland. described a perilous two days and nights without food or water m a tiny lifeboat before rescue by an Italian steamer, relatives of Gordon Felt-- above, drowned, awaited detail* from ship official* on the tragedy Fella 28 a singer of Odessa. Mo. had been on a concert tour The ship was ea route to New York Crum Antwerp. ————————— ■ leeeg? $ Name the last Demo aric Ihc’ty President before Frxnaim D. Roosevelt. 8 In which mountain system ts Mt. Everest? 7. What is an iguana? M. Near what river was the action , known a* Custer's Last titand I f tight? >. In the French monetary sysj tern, what is the name for the hand- , redth part of a franc? !•- Name the branch of science ’hat treats ot time as measured. , computed and recorded. I In which ocean are the FalkJ land Islands t. What I* eitradition? 3. Which letter of the English sii l-habet is most u»«*d? 4. Who was appointed to the newI Iv created post of Miniate- ot In-to-mation in Britain's special war I cal-tuet ? a Into what body of we er does | Ute Gulf of Aden empty? < What fraction ot a cm la a a !UiMB 4. Ait s<uh !t*h? k From ha? hn«- it th*» MH kick-

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“REDHEADS ARE LUCKY" by VfcRA. Brown

CHAPTER XXXlll In March. Mike splurged on elothex That was because of the Kenyon wedding. She had to go to several affairs givon for Bob and Ruth. At the wedding. Mike wore a smart black tailored suit. ... Her hat showed a large psrt of her gorgeous hair, and the dull black made her naturally lovely skin dazaHng, "Who's the redhead? Who's the redhead?” the men aakcri. "My secretary.** Kenyon answered. "First thing l*d do. Ruth, is to make Hob fire her.” advised Don Kaye, best man. who had taken possesaioß of Mike and ignored the maid of honor to whom he should have been charming. Ruth was gorgeous in her white wedding gown and so happy that it hurt Mike to look at her eyes Seeing Ruth that day. she knew Bob would never be sorry. They were going to Bermuda for just a short trip. "When summer comes and business drops off. we're going to England.** Ruth told Mike. “But first I m going to inswt that Bob gives you a vacation." “I wouldn't know what to do with it," Mike countered. “I’ll show you.” said Don Raye. "if you will let me." After they'd seen Ruth and Bob off, the younger members of the wedding party were ready for “more fun." Mike tried to make excuses. But Don refused to listen. They made the rounds. Don was amusing and Mike was thoroughly enjoying herself. Arriving at II Rommacco with the party, Mike went on into the dressing room to freshen up. She heard somebody call her name. “I thought you were dead or married or something!"C*rol Lee swept down upon Mike as she sat down before a dressing table mirror. “You look grand!" she rattled on. “Cant you join us? Who re you with?” Mike esplmned about her boss's wedding. "Dusty's away. Hell be in tomorrow with the team. I’m not going on the road trips any more. It got too boring, you know " Os course, Mike asked after Dusty. ‘ Better than ever. His arm's sweil." “Fm glad. Carol." "They all say nobody knows where Handsome ts. I had a letter from Iris, she's tn Honolulu." Carol's tone was lower now, mors confidenbal “She's opening here in a show nest August. She has a pretty good part. You know Handsome left her without a evnL” Mtke did not point out to Carol that it take* money to get from New t oric to Honolulu. That was about all the news Carol had Dine to impart. When Mike went to join the others at their table she saw Caro! across tbe room at a table for two. She was with Frank Ralston. Mike could never forget his face. Mike sat eoueezed close to Don. listening to all the idle talk around the table. She was suddenly tired. Her thoughts turned toward the letter she had had fn»m Handsome: "You should see me. Skipper. I've got a base bail team. I'm a manager now. It's the kids from the tomtry school aero** the mad I never felt belter tn my life and. right now. I'm experiment .ng wtth tha' o'd curve I think I've got the stuff on It again. Mr. Christian says the hand ball 1 play is good for mo. and now and then. 1 feed the horse*, or run the sheep ”... How queer the letter seemed here in thia Mist and hrauand din. Was there really such a place of peace and fresh air and quiet? “Wha* are you thinking about, beautiful Don bent dowa tbs better to see her facm

DEGATL’R DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1939.

Abe Lincoln Park Dedicated Near Troy Troy. Ind. Oct 2 - u.RJ — | More than !.W« attended dedica Hon . .'letuontes yesterday for | “Abe Lincoln Ferry Park.'' at Anderson Creek near here where

"Pina wood*, aha said with a smile. " You're a girl after my own heart liet's shake the mob and go fur a ride. Fn» stek of this too." They left tbs crowd amid a lot of jibes, but Don only laughed. Outside the spring Bight was dark and soft Well go op to Centra! Park and get a earriagv. No automobile ts as good oa a night Ilka this " Dan Rapa had faflaa hard. Be made Mike's Ufa very ploaaant that spnng. ... It ww Dea who took her to tbe stadium one Sunday for the first game she bad seon la twe neaaoM Dusty was pitching and Mike was eager to watch him. There hail been disquieting reports about his arm Things were not as rosy aa Carol bad painted them. Mike wns a little shocked at Dusty's appearance. He loohad older and seemed tired. The Yanks finally won, but not beeause of any expert pitching. Tbe team was hitting that day. Don talked about .' as they drvve back from the stadium. Mike just listened. That evening Wish Malone walked into the restaurant where Don and Mike were dining When be finnily caugnt Mike's eye. he came over to the table. She in •reduced Mr. Rxye and they talked casually for a few minutes “Have dinner wtth me some time soon." Wish said aa he left. Don left her at bar apartment house door. It was very lata, must have been after one o'clock when Mike unlocked the door iff her apartment. She heard footewp* coming down the hall. A tall figure stood there In the half light. "Mike. l*ve got to talk to you " It was Dusty Lee She hid her surprise, turned on the lights, invited him in. He slur-ped into a chair, mumbling. Mike observed: “You look tired." *1 am and ... writ, 1 suppose you wonder why I'm here.” "I certainty do You should be home and asleep.” "1 pitched today. I’m awfully tired. But I had to wait for you " I>u*ty rested mi head an the chair back, closed his eyes. “Did you meet Carol while I was sway?" "Yea. I did. Dusty. 1 hadn't seen her in a long time. “That's what she told me. ... Gosh, 1 dont understand what yon see in that guy, Frank Ralston!" Mike had been watehing Lee's face So that was tt! “Women are queer." Dusty hesitated and then resumed slowly: “Weil. I’ve got something to say to you." He leaned forward. “You’re still in love with Handsome aren't you?" Mike was silent. “You don't hare to answer." After a pause, hr asked: ' Mike, can i trust you?" “Yes." “My arm's bad. You knew what happened today. I've known it for a month. Ace won’t believe it. But it's true. What I came down here to tell you is. if you know where Hand , some is. if he's tn sny kind of shape, get him started this way.” Mike satched bis grey face. Suddenly Dusty rested his arms on the table and dropped his hsad oa them. His shoulders shook. “Mike. I'm sorry to be sueh a baby, but I'm licked.” “You eaat ba." Mike protested. “Why are you go sure?" “1 know it. Not this week, may be, or next. But this sc aeon. I can't face it," he groaned "My arm's going fast, it s almost gone. I—l— I'm eld!" Dusty was only M! Old! Yea. o-'d for big league baseball. Mike shf ered Dusty finally stood up. “I rpoke ray piece, .Skipper. You de what you can. Muni's the word te anybody." He picked up his hat. “But if I dea l know where Hand . -me ia?"

Lincoln at one time operated a ferry I'rlnulpal speaker was James M ! Tucker, sei rotary of state. He ' said too tittle attention was paid the formative years of Uncida's | life that he spent In rhl» territory "It was In those years spent here

•Yea de!” Re gave her a smiling wink and loft tbe apart me nt. Ths next day. Mike confided in Wish Malone the secret of HMdsome Regan'* come-back efforts at Iron Mountain, but it took weeks (aad tbe growing weakness of Dusty Lee's arm) u> convince Owner Crisp tha: h» might give Handtome another ehance Finally be told Malone to bring Regan hack. It was almost mid-season when the former pitching star—ra a fanfare of sports page publicity—rejoined the Yanks Gone was that Me-time playboy look. Tbe first new* photos taken at airport* pictured Handsome as a husky just off the farm, which be wax. Though tbe fans raved. Club Owner Crisp and Manager Ace Barnes were only civil in welcoming the prodigal's return. But Regan seemed more confident thaa ever. He even wagrred with Mr. Crisp that he would win tea games for tbe club on this basis: He'd get his rid salary if be succeeded; he would get but half his small new subtract if he failed' Day after day. Regan worked out with the club. Ace seemed to show little interest in what Regan was doing. But Randseme threw ail pride to the wind and asked Ace to observe hi* new curve and fart ball. The veteran manager admitted that they were not bad. One day, Aee asked Handsome about trix “Were through!" Handsome declared bluntly. Aee laughed: "You just think you am She hasa’t divorced you. has AbT** "Na. but she will, ar I'll know the reason why." “Handsome, don't be a chomp. I know women. When Ins rears you're back tn the bocks, shell come running. Shell want some of that sugar. You better go talk to one of our attorneys and see what you should do.* “That might be a good idea,” Handsome agreed "What about the redhead?” Ace inquired. “She's here.” "Still superstitious?" Handsome laughed. “No. Just in toon.” Aee eyed Handsome for a moment. m alienee. Thea he spoke and tned to keep all excitement out of his voice. “Better get her out here to the 1 Stadium tomorrow. 1 may start you." I rom the next day on. Regan wa* a positive sensation. The baseball world knows snoot Handsome that August and September. Fans will never forget that phenomena! comeback which put him at the top again. Handsome pitched as though inspired. He was—by Mike and 1 ... that wager with Owner Crisp. When he was away on the road. ' be telephoned Mike twice a week. He wrote her almost every day. He kept sending her little gifts along tbe route. A bottle of perfume, a bo.A, sometimes flowers. While Handsome was away. Mike 1 spent hours pouring over new* I paper clippings about Reg»n They kept ber from being too lonely. She wa* n« ' seeing Don Raye any more ■ and Bob wa* rather annoyed. "f think ywi're being very fori- ' tri-, Mike." Kenyon warned her, one ' morning * hila Handsome was away on iast i iad trip of the *ea*on 1 “Don's a swell chap. What's the , Maa cutting him off kkc thia? I ■ figured yon migh’ marry him " ’ “l>or. • a darling, and 1 like him a I*4, thaT* all." (To be ccntinusd) <w-MV*» »• «** Sin** | OWBWaHS W SiM IWM ta*

RATI* One Tima—Minimum charge of the for 20 word* or l*M. Over 20 words. !',*< per word Twe Timeo— Minimum charge es 40c for 20 word* Os leee. Over 20 word* 2c pee word for I the two timoa Three Timeo—Minimum charge of SOn for 20 word* or leee I . Over JO werdo 2',*s per were H | for the throe time* | Card* of Thanh* U* Obituarloe and vsroco — *' 00 I Open rate • dieplay advortiolng | | I **c per column IncK • O EOK SALE ALWAYS new and t'SED washere. sweeper*, refrigerator*, etove* Small payment. Fuel oil heater Decatur Hatchery, dealer. James Kit-ben, satesmau 301-tt FOR SALM—Track. MMel A Ford in good condition. Dual wheel* Priced to sell Oocar Steiner. Mon- | roe. Indiana 328-itx FOR SALM-3 M pigs. 3 young Guernsey bull*. 1 resist (red. J. H Kahnert, route 1. Men roe; % mile north of Salem Foil SALE —Vsed Bradley Moot horse disc . Like new Also sex oral other used dis** McCormick Dee:lng Store. 231-Al FOR SALE—'37 Ford Pk-kup truck good mechanically good rubber Bryce Daniels. Pleasant Mill*. Phom 3903 333-3 t FOR BALE — 10 native feeding lambs Al*6 pound Durham' bull W. M. Kitten, route 2. Dccatg: 333-g»V FOR SALE- Small Spinet Piano like new. Can be purchased tor unpaid balance. *x mouth. Write Jules Martin. Gen Del . Deratur 333-3tx FOR SALE — Jersey bulls, large enough tor service, 1 dapple grey horse. C years old. Wanted- - i Hclsteta and Durham calve*. 1 to 3 day* old William Reichert. Mouroe, Ind. Berne phone 331-3 U FOR SALE — l»a* Deluxe Ply-1 mouth. Owner live* out of city ’ Sell at sacrifice. Box Plymouth ' Daily Democrat 33St3x I FOR SALE—'37 Willys sedan, low I mileage Frit* Ellsworth. Highway Service Station Phone 494’ 333t3x FOK RENT FOR RENT -Three furnished light housekeeping rooms. Private cn 1 trance. Bath Sink Furnace neat > Adult*. 827 No. 6th St 331-31 X FOR RENT—4 room modern turn tahed apartment; heat furnished, private entrance. Phone 73. 4131 Mercer Ave 33341 . LOST AND K/l ND LOtiT—Wkke Male Hog of Truck Ixnween Decatur and B-rne on •mid 27 Call H- I*. Schmitt. Phon? H? 23141 —■ 811 ■ I that the foundation tor hl* great I ; life wa* laid." hr aaaerlrd T. A I ' I Meas chatrmsti of the Indian* ; highway nunmission, gave the] dedicatory address -—: —t- ? MHIII. OS 4.1 XI4IM XX'* **!.». W mt*«. I.»TXT4. Notice •• hereby glean chat, by virtue of an order ot fits AUam* Ctr-' < UH Court us A4atu* t'uauiy. Mala inf Indiana at the Haptemwr l»ss • term of Couri in I »u»» Number I III* on the record* of **lo Court t»> , I .ultiurlty ot *ai<t court a* eule<e*l > hi the m urrte ot said Court, the woI dr rets lied. K' rrdUn ot Ito ii-rd Hall uud Paullnr Warren, mlnorx will ofI ler for Mila at prtrate sale tor not I !<•* than it* full appraised value al the la* oftl. e of I'ard t- Idtlerer at number 144 Mouth Second Btreei n .he CHy ot lie-atur. A'lam* County. Alate of lulllau*. on October 12, I*4* between the hour* of IS o'clvi k A. M. and 4 o'cleeh F. M. of *ald da, and it nut e-Hd on raid day tne same : will be votitlhued and uttered tu.' rale bet a rat, the *al<l hour* of each aw leading day theieafter until tha I earn* I* sold, the following described I >al c«l*te h> Ateui> County In tin i Plate ot Indiana be-loturine, to *aul | ward*, to-wti: | The undivided une-toUitu <U > part of lot* nuiutnir one uunarid titty uitu <!&*> aud nne hundrid sixty <!•*> tn tbe algutecntb tlSihl addition io llee Town ot Hern*. Adatn* < vunty. tndhoia. the raid attdlllmi living Uld nut toy Iwniel Welty; I bald sale will to* WM*S rubjavt to the Mtiprovai or *atu Court and upon | ttv following terms an* • ottuitiunx la-wit: un«-lu|rd to be paid cavil on the day of ante. on. -third lo be paid tn film month* and one-third tu be nald In vightmn munOm from the dale i»r aale reapei lively, the purchaaer to give h|» nulve for deterrej vslualbm and ai>iiruiaement law* with six phrient In"I C.""' ‘tid’v Io he aaeurad tor rrev.huigg Mirytity. The purchaser, * y wiajf !»«>• k Benton Guard lan rrril Bm I.lHrrrr. Mittra**;. rM— I’* J* • «»■!

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MISCELLANEOUS < AUTMORIXED County dealer for Dri-Gax Iho bottled ciaikiug gu. Thor washer and Irousr. E C. Sticky, Geneva Hatchery, Phone I*B. Geneva. 3bo-U NOTICE — Canning Monday. Wed neaday and Friday until Further notice. Also making cane molasses. Bring your cane Ui any time All quality work assured and well cooked with steam Liechty Custom Canning Cane Mill, Berne. 3QV-U FARMERS ATTENTION — Call 870-A at our expense tor dead stock removal. The Stadler Produels Go.. Frank Burger. Meet13 tt NOTICE The Wogoman Sanlturiuui al Kendallville, Indiana, ha* vatanciea tor aged and mental case*. Reasonable rates. Telephone 47. Reverse charge*. 333-11 U HANTED WANTED— Loana on term*. Eastern money Low rates. Very liboral term* Bee me tor abotracte ot title. French Quinn 33-m-w-t WANTED Experienced girl want* general housework Phom I*7B 333t2x WANTED -Let me fix that rbof before whiter. Old roof* repaired and new put on. Special price on galvanised corrugated. *4 60 tier square Standing *eam, *B. put | on. all new 28 gugge Call or aee i A. M. Bniklvy, Route 6. Decatur | 328-IVtX g CARD OF THANKS We sincerely wish to thank all I our friend* and neighbor*, the I minister. Rev Graham, the singer* and all those who on kindly assist-1 :ed u* during our recent bereave- I I ment. Grace and Betty Reichert COURT HOUSE Note Suit Filed A note suit ha* been filed by Sam Nupslhuiu against George Hiadlajton. Tbe summon* wa* ii tued returnable October 34 Ruled To Answer In the note suit ot Noah Johnston against Ralph Andrew* Ba g o. o. Hocker appearance for the defendant O. O. Heritor wa* entered b/ A. C. Butcher. Ruled u> answer. , Estate Case The report of the inker!!, ace tax ppiralaer was* filed and the notice f ordered ret urn* hl. O tobt r 23 in -he estate of John S. Hirschy. o — MARKETS AT A GLANCE Stocks, lower and quiet. Bonds. Irregularly lower; V S. guvernmi-nt*.' irregularly lower. ; Curb stocks, irregularly Call money, one |ier cent. Foreign evchange. irregularly lower iu relation to the dollar. Cotton, about steady. ! Grshts. lower, wheat off about I‘* to !%c; corn off a round 14g to 114bc. Chicago livestock. Weak. Silver bar in New York, off ige tn New York to 34%c a tine ounce. | — --O 500 Sheets 8 ( 2 xl 1— 20 Ib. U hite Automatic Mimeograph iiond. free from lint and died for pen and ink signature. Sealed — Kip-Cord opener. $1.05. The Decatur Democrat Co. 111 ■uiiwi—m 111 u 11. 1, „„„ . Vpeululmrnt ul XOiululue, a t a r Kulaie Xu. :MCfu Null.-.- I* hereby gOeu, That th* uuib-reiKiieil ha* l.e«n upp<>n>lvS A«l---inlnl»tratur «f th* ealule of Jonathan I lat** of AdatiiH I’nunty, i erf. The eatate t* piububly aulveai Ar hi. |. |,i*i. .. ...... Arfii>mi»trwiur fleer, 11. Heller. Atieree,

; ■ B’ *'* 'X-f s n1 x r ROY S. JOHNSON Auctioneer — •»’’*■ 4—liKilunu Gucru»«r Hr< <-dI "Th Amt'll. Hair. Fair Ground#. In i dlunaiMtli#. IndUtiH Tmai Co UMg . I*li<>nr N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyaa Examined • Giaaaaa Fitted HOURS •:M to 11:30 12:30 to 6:00 Satunta/a. 3:00 p m. j Trtiehona IM

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