Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 274, Decatur, Adams County, 18 November 1939 — Page 2

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k Test Your Knowledge * Can you answer seven of these ten question!? Turn to pace Four for the answer*. 1. to which State la Kingsley iearth i I kun? 2. Who wan Samuel ("oil? 3. 'ln which country It Hudaon Buy? 4' Who won the moat valuable player award In the American Leacue of 133*? 6. Name the capital of Paraguay. 0. What wan the ftrit name of the Hungarian composer Liszt? 7. What is another nano for the minor planets? It. Can a nuturallz*'d American citizen be elected to the V 8. Senate?

Public Sale The unde: sign* *1 surviving widow of tin !to> If li d< will sell at public auction on the Ridenour faint, 5 miles South*.o>t of Monroeville or l'i mile* South and !•> miles West of Dixon on Tl ESI)AY. November 21. 1939 Commencing at 10 00 A. M. 4 — HEAD OF HORSES — 4 Strawberry Koan Mare * yt old wt 1750 Sorrel M.i < *i )* "hl wt 175" Strawberry Koan M ir. t yr old. wt 1«&» It. <1 K mii Mai. 2 yr. old. wt 15*«* The**' 4 mana are extra good ones. ar. all bred Will be «old Insurance paid. S—HEAD OF CATTLE—S Brown Swiss Cow. 6, with cal! by side; Holstein Cow be fresh April 2a. Holstein Cow. *. be fresh Nov 25; one Yearling H*-if* one Helfer. •> months old HOGS—3 Brood S"«> and 2" Fix* ' we* ks -Id. 1 Duro* |t--> IMPLEMENTS M< .fleering Binder, 8 It cut. Turnbull Wagon A 16 ft It ■ ’ Kok Wagon * 11 ft ruck Case cylinder Sr web hay loader Can. - d 4 livery hay rak* spike tooth harrow. Two row corn cultivator, single row cultivator; walking breaking plow, riding breaking plow. MrIteerlng Dump Kake Mc-lM'ting Corn Planter. M< !>e. ring Disc. McDeerlng Rotary Hoe, Deering 6 ft Mower, Dunham Cultlpacker. T>raln Jirlll. Dump Scrap, r; ti ft. < lover buncher, on. tltnost tow s* t double breeching harness, one good double »<•: brei-ihlng harness, .ollarir ham> housings, hay fork, hay knit* I‘z IIP Fal banks HiEngine The above farm tools are in first class condition. Many small tools t.Mi numerous to mention. 15 Bales Clover Hay. TERMS—Cash. MRS. ROY 11. ROEDER. Owner Roy S Johnson Auctioneer T. gjJjjefersteln Clerk Lunch by Ladles of East Liberty Church. .. ;Mt. ■ "~i i ■ ■ —", -—— ... — -— ■ I -AHIXG THE MILKY WAY--- hy Date Mom* Dairy j iff—- I T' Il 1 r- a • /Sa lpp r i£r •• • “• -Vl— lf . • I aU j j : '-l/'i V I : teW , ■■——-— 4 “I bet dad'll be Mirprired when he drives away. I'm pepping ‘ up his car with Dale Metes' Pasteurised Milk." • Date .Mum* Dairy Phone •“N2 | «* - 1 —— . ■— — ———■ ——...

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' y What is tie unit of weight tor precious ston-w? I IV. What Is the pioisonous element ‘tn the exhaust gases of an autoI mobile? 1)11 I ER LXCE IX (CONTINUED UN PAUK HXI ’jure as a part of her English inI st ruction, took a place to one side, halting th.- procedure only now land then to offer < -onatructlve criticism to the "legislators. " , N'-w officers are elected every ' six weeks and serve during their | reaper five terms. 'B. h-.0l -girl ’ ■ giggling, embarassment and nervousness weti- banished qui* kly as lithe little legislators pro. ceded to ■| acquire that training necessary to tit them for ruling a nation ot

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IX, 1939.

r Slain Mayor and Daughter, Officer Accused - - - "***"*” ’-***• . if. a... ...l. .. • <«. ' m ,z% JT ||g djHMB'V ’’l ■ & V ; l B ilk m Ini r J BjV 1 ■a W j Patrolman Aha Dooley. ML ami Mayor Muh EdwsMa Joyce Edwards

This picture of the slain Mayor Louie Edward*, right, of I»ng B*>ach. N. Y.. and Patrolman Alva n- ’lcy. accuaed of the slaying, waa taken som* t.n . ago Edwards. 40, was shot to death at hl* home. Dooley, the father of four children, la be-

I |H .« Officers iif the 5-B arc: flrat six » -k» Tom Ahr president; Mary Johnson, vice president and Kathtyn Ann Edward*, secretary. He* • mid -ix seeks laiwrence Gallog’.y. | ■■ pusident; Nancy Bell, vlcepzesl - I dent and Kathleen Butler, sacra-1 t.iry *' Gallogly resigned | | th* office of president and another j . .- .11011 «,o held, in which Mary l.'ltz was named president. Third. - * we* ks Mary Left*, president; I Nancy 11*11. it* e-prealdent and. Kathleen Butler, secretary. Eddie I Iteftach wz.s program ihairman Olli** *• of the 6-A James Beery, pi evident; James Cairns, vicepresident and Eleanor Rosselot Officers of th*- HB Libby Macy, pi*-Id* lit. Catherine Fisher, Vicei risident and Joan Cowan, sci re Ury tut:-- - **f the K-A Fira, si* weeks Phillip Thoma*, president. I ’ Karl Koltcr. vice-president and Gi-ialdln*- Andrews, secretary. The s|M ak*‘rs w* .. lent And* ws. Phil lip Thomas Hubert F*-a»e|. ta'lgh ; Nelson. Bonnie Roop. Kay .Mann Ted Hill. Anna Frii-dicy. Phyllis. Ti-* ter, Ki* hard Saylor*. Barbara Koop. Jerry Lin hti-nsteigcr, Bill' Dixon NAZI TROOPS (CoNTtNL'KD FlKfffi PAGE I>BB| Imlay .Hinn trooper* and German sei r*-t poll* *■ were in charge and th* Cz* < h ikHlci were subordinate 1 Tin* Geintans announced that all Czech universities were closed' for three y.ars beiauae of the student* "acta us resistance." Th* y blain* d the disorders loi Czech "intellectual*'' iu contpir-, **y with Eduard Benes, th*- last | president ot Cz<-< hoshivakia be- | f*>t* th* German occupation, who 1 | now tn *-*il. in Eiixland * V B*rlin, a high official said

Ing held for tha death. The other picture la ot Joyce Edwards, daughter of the mayor. A student at Western Reserve university, aeveiand, O. Miss Edward* rushed bums on hearing us the tragedy. ,

I that while the execution of the nine student* "may seem harsh." Il was necessary because Germany ws* at war and "can not allow the Ctech people to be containin' 1 ated by a few hot head* ' He said "It Is quite |*osslble similar occurrences may take . place In Ihe occupied parte of : Poland." iln Paris yesterday. Htefan i Osnsky. Cz* * hoslovak minister ■ announced the formation of a , Czei-h natiiinal lommittee In i exile, headed by Benvw to raise a ' Czech army to fight with Fiance Also If was reported that a Polish , army of several thousands, head d by Gen Wladulaw Sikoiski. Polish premier was established on the French front, under the Polish flag and wearing the Span l«h basque blue berets with the eagle liisigiin us poianti attach ' ed. > LIST WORKERS 'CONTINUED FH'ia raOU <>NB» Ing. .Margaret la*se Fhh pond: Margaret Wolpert, Rosemary .Miller. Gam*' 1: Elsie BrunucgraS. ' M-*Ul<a Sihmltt. Helena Wihiney- | *'r. Agnes Wolpert, Game 2 Robert I Iman. Arthur Baker. Game 3; Roman Write. Robert H**m Gam* I William A. Miller, Robert Bolinger. Game 5 Herman Knapke. Cedric Colcbin. Robert Culchln, Mildred Miller. Naomi Bcbultz, Flothilda Hai ns. Game 6. Joseph Schultz. Her-le-ri laiFoMainc. J amts Lose, Guy Tester. Joseph Trjcker Game 7. Fred Btaub. Pat Murphy. Ambrose Geimer. Hit hsrd Teeple, Agnes Nesawald. Rose Nesswald. Marcelene Gage. Mar-1 dgaret Holt house.

O’HARE ESTATE ICONTINVED FROM FAtIE ON KI the money for Dulan and also had been holding other sums. State’s Attorney Thomas J. Courtney yesterday rejected a * lalm for the money mad** by Attorney Robert Robinson, Boston. In behalf of John Waller Quinn. Robers son said Quiun was the "John Walter." in whose name lhe box had lieen leased to D'Hare. ll*' had a power of attorney from Quinn and a key to lhe l*u*. After Robinson made hl* < lalm th*' Northern Trust company, e*<<ittor of O Hare's estate, obtained a court order against remval ot the money. O'Hare was shot to death Nov. 8 while driving toward Chicago from Sportsman's |wrk track, of which he was president. Police linked him with lhe Capone syndicate and said they had no doubt he was slain by syndicate gunmen. His wilt, nied In Cook county probate muri yesterday, set up a trust from which his aister. Mr*. Calh'-rine Burrai. Chicago will receive *6*«* annually. Th*' remainder of the income from the trust is to bi- divided among his * hlldren. - Patricia. Matllyn and Edward. Jr. The document gave no eatlmate of the value of lhe estate, hot probate officer Fred Booth said "it was probably much more than 1.'100.000 • Other offirlala sakl it might run as high aa *l.imm*ooo Town Crlmcte** 2 Years Malin. Ore >UJD This city has not had a single arrest eritne or even fracture ot the |.iw fur two years Rome people give ll'ty Marshal DlDck Sl<'V*nr<ir* credit for scaring anyone out of the idea of j breaking the law. but Mayor A | Kalina say*. "We just don't have ' any trouble here, that's all"

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* RATES * One Tlme^ —Minimum charge of | 25s for 20 words or lees. Over 20 words, IJ4e per word. Two Times—Minimum charge of 40c for 20 words or lose- | Over 20 words 2c per word fer the two times. Three Times—Minimum charge of 50c for 20 words or loos. Over 20 words 2'/ t c per word for the three time*. Card of Thank* 35c Obituarlea ana verses .„ 11.00 Open rate—display advertising 35c par column Inch. > 0 FOR SALE FOR BALM — Dr Salsbury KutaCapa worm powders. Tonic and cundlUoncr. Jamesway ventilating system and equipment Decatur Hatchery, Poultry Headquarters M4tt ALWAYS — New, used washers, different make*; Ironers; sweepera; healing, coal, cook stoves; small payments, tn-caior Hatchery dealer. James Kitchen, salesman. 34Ftf Poll SALE IS acre* with 5 room cottage; basement, electricity, chicken house; garage, pors. salon C. A. Harvey ; .Monroe phone. 2<2-3tx FOR BALK Felt base rugs. Just received lurge shipment of felt base rugs, size »xl2, ll.** up. Kprigue Furniture Co.. 152 Routh' Recond Bt. Phone 19S. 274-lOt FOR SALK —1 chicken houae; 1 brooder house; 2 hog houses; '»> head pigs, double Immune; 7.VUO fire brick. M ton Fairbanks scale. C. A. Harvey. Monroe phone. 272-3tx FOR SALE drop leaf table, dinning room chairs, rockers, laundry h<*tting and range stoves. Young's used furniture store Jefferson Bt. 272-3 U FOR SALE ton truck, also 2 wheel trailer. Frank Jennings ■-'l 8. Fifth St, 272-31 X FOR SALE lie.iuiltul six room home; inside railroads; < lose Io school .Must be seen to Im- appreciated Reasonable price Phone 1148. 271-3 tx FOR BALE Duroc Imars. 4'hampion strains. Reasonable, lu miles east of Decatur, road 224. H. D Kreischer, Convoy. O. 272 12* FOR SALE Bright red and trim son bicyi !■-. RepMSessod. t’si-d only two months *250 down. 11 week Ideal Christmas present. Joe Ray. Fogle's Service Station Across from Elka. North Second atreet. Phone 537. 273-3tx Foil SALE Young dressed chicken». heavy breeds; order early Call 871-K. .Mrs. Geo. Brown. 373-Stx — - , FOR SALE Hoy s hlcy< Ic. Bal loon tires. Will sell cheap F<rd Klenk. Phone 71S-E. 272-31* FOR HALE 3 big type Poland China Male hogs, old enough for servire Adolph Hullcmciar. tg mile west, 3 miles north of Preble. ' Preble phone 274 3t-x ( FOR SALE Bale. Ia«r;:> sate suit-1 able for farm or garage, *5 | Sprague Furhltnrc Co 152 South s.. n.t gt ph jpg i;t |*>< i Fl >l< SALE Potatoes, popcorn, < hi* kens, dressed while you wail. 224 State Ldne, Phone Slt-ll FOR SALK I will sell on Nov 25. all un< la'med custom canning. E. E. Hower. Phone 1143. 274-31* FOR SALE lairge sized heating stove Also waul Io buy pullets. Ph*mr 3-W Hubert Springer, southeast ot Monroe. 274-31 Trad* In a Goos Town — Oecatu, No Hunting .Marian MicharK IL 4. Henry Kunkkhnn, I nion Tap. X. A. BIXLER OPTOMKTRIBT Eyas Examined * Olassca Fitted HOURS •:30 to 11:10 12:10 to 3:00 Saturday*. 3:00 p. m. Taltphsna 115 Brakes —ARI YOUR BEST ASSETS FOR SAFETY. LET OUR EX PERTS GIVE YOU PERFECT BRAKES. WHITE & ZESER Auto Repair j 3rd at Monros — Phon* 344

MISCELLANEOUS | AUTHORIZED County dealer for Dri-Gaa, the bottled cooking gas, Tnor washer and Ironer. F c Stucky, Geneva Hatchery, p’hon* 156, Geneva. 20i(( NOTICE -Upholstering, rsflnlahlng and repair work of all kind*. W* buy and Bell good turnitura Decatur Upholstery Shop. South Second btreat, phone 420. 14340; 125 REWARD for any corn Great Christopher Corn and Callous Salve cannot remove. It has removed mllllna of corns since 1:*!5 Price 35c. 3 for *1 .Mall orders !m- extra for postage. Sold by E J Miller Grocery, distributor, West Adam* St., Decatur, Ind Ind ' 2~2 3lx CHRISTMAS SPECIAL — Give her an iron — Singer Autunwtlc Iron. The flneat made only *5.70. 2«c down. 50c week. Singer Agency at England * Auto Part* Store. 274 6t x Bl'Y YOl'R FARM NOW IF YOV want possession by .March 1. r Over «o choice Indiana and Oh' > farms at low prices easy term* Art quickly' Write for FREE 1 ILLUSTRATED CATALOG First Joint Stock Mild Bank. D*>p' i 364», Fort Wayne, Ind Itx-w ; FARMERS ATTENTION — Call 870-A at our expense tor dead stock removal The Stadler Product* Co., Frank Burger, agent 13-ts SEWING MACHINES Singer electrie*; vacuum sweeper*; auto- , I matic Iron*. Low mouthly pay- . uic-nta. We leach sewing tree. All i makes repaired Needles, oil, part*. . Singer Agent. Phone 282. 26»6t ; 1 ’ -—"—i LOST AND FOUND ' LOST —White Spitz female dog 1 Phone 8623. 273 3t* 1 WANTED” , . aata-a-so—i'" I WANTETD—Responsible party to I pay small unpaid lialatn* of [ *l« 75 on hit*- model »•!•■< tri* sw* * p er. May be purchased by con- , Hinting payments of So* weekly . Glv*- directions if rural Address Box JY. care Daily l>* ino< rat . j 2-« WANTED Cook, refer , (erred; Phone 436. J 74 .it FOR RENT For RENT - Saven room mod- rn i house at *;,7 Wincbeatur Si. inquire at 438 Mereer Are 272-a.it* F4JR RENT I room modern turn Ishtd apartment Heat. Private entrance. 413 Mercer Ave. Phon* . 75 ~ FoR KENT Sleeping room* In modern home. 7*>* Win* heater 1 street 374-13* ’ FOR RENT Four room apartment, unfurnished. 418 Patterson St I Photu- 858. 373-3 t. ’IFOR KENT Garage Mrs. Martin Braun, 222 North Seventh Street, Decatur. 274 a 3t * FOR RENT 2 furnished light ■I housekeeping rooms; turns** iheat; garage. Inquire 827 N Sih St 374 3t-x I —- — — Brother Says Capone Near-Model Citizen Baltimore, Md., Nov. 18- CUP! — Al Canon*-, who put the "flaget" ' on hundreds of gangsters w-hlle h<- . i ul*-d the Chicago utid' rworld. is th*victim of legeud and nuaunderstauu

I w ' * <Ti .1 , K> \ < M ROY S. JOHNSON Auctioneer Nw 11 Ono Mcllol. Of'l" "I” Nov M Ue Key««r * llo«h*» , 1 mllen noulli of V»n Wert. <l’»* Ing out m|o No», 2< Mr». Wm Wulnmnun 5 mile* gouth 1 mile wegt of Kock ford. O„ rloalhe '’’•' mIo No*. 26 —- Dhu Varren Farm*. I Ann Arbor, Mich. Perrheroii horneii. No* >7 "4i«» Thompnon. Ix»l»«n on, Ohio, Knglntered Hereford Milla No* 2» Fred Row. 2 mil** North and 3 mil* Weil of Moiikw lb»c 2 Kiron Under « mll*» went of Payne. O. cloalM out Mie Trnat Co Bide. Uecatur, Indiana Ptoona 104

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