Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 9 December 1939 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Eacept Sunday by fH£ DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Incorporated Entered at the Decatur, Ind. Pual Office *s Secund Ciaaa Matter I H. Heller President A H Holthouse, Sec y a Bus. Mgr. Dick D. Heller Vice-President Subeeription Ratee Single copies —I .02 Dn« week, by carrier .10 One year, by carrier Sou One month, by mall — 46 Three mouths, by mail luO Six months, by mail 1.76 One year, by mail — J.OO Dne year, al office.. 1.00 Prices quoted are within a radius of 100 miles. Elsewhere '440 one year Advertising Kates made known on Application National Adver. Representative SCHEKKER A CO. |5 Lexington Avenue, New York 16 East Wacker Drive, Chicago Charter Member of The Adlai-a League of Hume bailee Safety first do your Christmas shoppiug uuw. Dewy is -i leal pulilii i.u. H tan talk tougrt and say I'*- <h.« > uuy of thorn out in trout Jus: no" —o Giv* a dollar to tin Good I'-:. MW- They will us- it > lllaiu 'll* poor boys and girls nn ry and hapi>y. o <> — You <an still join tin Hit" t'htiliias cltll, and ft -a w|»* tliitic- ' > do for yieie is nothin, iimr* i sortable ti.m In Inc thrifty oo — Individual* an il’vio-d : > u»< ~ Christina* (.ml in this paper to, send ih<ir greeting* to ;i. t*.- I' Will reach ilion,and and the o* in small - o-o Tin north wind doth blow andwe will have now ull»- of these day*, so doll t b t Ih* w* athei luaii t -o| you Thl* I- a good tlnu to get ready. o v Th’ railroad* ate geltiug t'» 1> for a big in* re-i.-a hi business hi 1'1” m'l it e push . i p . rehabilitation of freight car* It looks lik< a good on* ——o—o The dedication services a- the I'resbytei tan church Sunday aft« - noon will interest y.«u and Rev. Walton and the officials of th* ’Hit'll extend t hearty w- uni, to the public to attend o o Hhupp* r« ate busy <J«. otalloii* are going up. th, re c, a ical Chrla max Spill! A hill, allow a.j haHarla <an us- his old sleigh ai d reindeers inro ad of Ins fu t plan and auto, would help som< Q—O — Il fiv* lumdied ms ii and women F.AVi .1 dollar . ach Io t|i. G | Fellow's club, it would be arsilt am e io * very boy ami girl in th* • mnmupity that Mania < lai •iill on th* Job. Hav* you dropped yours in? o — You have two weeks for shopping ami Hie dos* ii days thus allowed will fly around. Read thItatly Demin rat and shop wtih the men-h.«|ils who Invite you through the**- eolumtiK That's the sal* easy and quick way to solve your problems O 9— Boost the Various t harttshle fund* along tf nd you will f< < I better as Christmas appro*’ het A dollar for the poor kiddie* win bring more genuine Joy than a hum CHRISTMAS dgs ROTtC’ t 6 VOtRHOC « fkOM p i IJ> TUBUCULOW I* Is toe srsh kUlae of the youth Os our aeuatry. Christmas Seals are the to sstse living

| dred limes that much to some one who doesn't need It as the** young 1 sters do —o The story of the past, present and future of the Decatur Cast Ing Company a« published last evening was interesting and should be carefully ll< d by fvi ry <atw here who likes io boost his community It's a real outfit with a wonderffal futuii Watch H grow. O ” Evvyliody i» trying to make ev ••tyltody in this section happy at Christmas tin;** and yout aid and : assistant < to all plans is most dei .liable Let s see that no body ts Ivib* v and that the bees and , alrls art the recipient* ot gifts I that will make them happy —o- -o— Plans lot a Purdue short iourae i" • hi February aie going forwad and a program that will inter■st every fanner In Hus settion will lx prepared and announced -*<m>u This is an agricultural com munity and w« ms sut h as this aie ■ the most Important w* tan have o o - Th' G it I’ wants to pay it With .1 dean date That s *om liieiidabb The plan is I a i.Ja |» <> . [t!< .1 •• d ii I! "oo e.*< Ii That • ' file If they d" It If It * that j t ,*»y i. v should hav* no difficulty th it'i" —o—o—\t. "idnii to In G» "i Kt Gallop I j th* t|tu< ii‘ of America are twenty seven to mi' uuain*’ this nation partb HMtliiK in the war abroad ami tli.C miiill per tent that wadis I ,It W..l*l*l piobaldy not huVi t ' K*> I •ml any u< near 1 them W • ought to It- I’" 1 p'l t <-nt acalllst I fol t tpl'd *4 Gtvetmt la*thi'>u who was thG *i I’ ,a tlala-t lor pi,-sld*bt Hl ■ In* > th..' I ■ nd- nt R.m. veh -li -nid t;.ii"tmt. bls r.'i" it teutiok* right now l»* aas, not <> do «o f' interfering with both old pa'Gts I'elll.ip, Ilia’s HIJ tl'a < hi* f I having Silt h a gtaai tim< kidding lb- in along " o <> Harold I* k> a memlx i of «h< | tabhiei i- i.ot for M* Nutt which will prifbe.niy |m-r* as* the populaiIty of ih*‘ Ho-sier l-ad- r. I«k<s i|es‘l..p- 111** .'ll ll -' I , '«ri s|V* <■< th*' country with .in ■ ye on th* liotioi of la iiig i'..tniiii.*i. d lilirisi if. and with i<|. as that millions of Iwm.Mrv’s lanuot t.gr*-e with s*i a| km,-> k from him i a boost —o—o— Th* m-w * migtess which.*onset*-1 < January t'h will hav* Io < <>n 1 j sider lav*' hut ii is not thought ' 'Ho ly ih., any rsdaal > liaiige* will !'• ui.ol. It will b<- necessary to I appropriate more money tor d* f.qi«. and • very on.' wants that Inn p, i hap* th*' money thus egi < di-d tan la taken from *. ur *•► Hi wbnh the need ts not now so great o vHoii I forget lh,». Christinas »• *is Oil your packager* and lelU rs They make them looh brighter mid gayer and th* fund* go to IIkUI tuberculosis, a disease 1 that tor years (aiised many Io b*- most unhappy at this and every M-aaoy *d the year The fight is 'oirntlui. and •■ach year finds f«wer caaew ut 'he dread malady Help W Guy Brown I make this the banner year for < hri lma sealJ Th’ supreme rourt holds that Attorney Tod Whipple must serve , | the thirty day aeniMm- itnpossrt by Judge Kisii-r for rontempt *d ,<n*irf It I- the result of lh< long and Interesting fight over th* Wabaali dials*. Whipple no doubt Gsd* ’lt whs worth *om’thing to get 'lw ’fumes'' oft hl« cheat. The court i held the otf>-m*r "wm agamst thvi ata'e" and that the attorney ia | th* r*-foie Itatll*. —o—•— Mail yuur Chrlela*.*. pie»enl“ liw» aud esotu lite iu»h ia IJmi ad' vice from Mn Lula Matkllu. post-

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Weather A Week Ahead As WnreeaaV By ShOV figlßV MAXWgLL Noted Meteorologist ~ \ yicic 11-17,-939 ; T /DEC 11-17 f z K-' ? §' O tS/ e coup a, dry TtMPERATURE AND RAINFALL—INDIANA December 11 to 17 I-* ” ’ h’dl.ui. will ’>. ~. i with moderately i ,xil uti over th* | ’■ ’G<l T',* tv-ci portion will lie normal Over the greater | I’i <•! li.’H.in i w ii! lx normal, with the •xo ptfon of the Routh . w. portion wh’-n iil.ly sirong evaporaikin will prevail. I’loG < t,.q by John F Dllle < oinpatiy

Th* Day* of th* Week 11.-w UK »bh in- n< II would l>> if I had no n-ilr.es tor the day* of , th- we- k Wh-t- do the*- Dames | ■ uni- from ’ Th- tii*t day of the »••* in named aft-r ih> sun, be-' -an — Uh sun is the moat import attt ohje< t in th- sky It wa» also I |-r->|-ri to Haim a <lay alter th<Uiooii aud ixll H Monday hrth* moon alro • »-:r-ls«- ci-at in flm-n-e upon th- earth. If you bad to iuiiii m other tiv- day* of I the w< . k what Would y->U -all. Uh tn I'rihap- you would name them after storm*. planet* and different kind* of w-a’-her Th. third day of tin w.-k I* 1 Mare day Mare in red Sunrise , and -unset are also red. and Hometime* when th- weather t» hary --yen MU*hlUe I* ted lied is th---dor -I hl-a-d and #re War was i-ommon In ancient time*. *o TuesVy was named after Mars, or Tlw. old <>« ima nl< god of War. W i-dnenday 1* named after Heronry. <iod of Hwlftnes*. Th-l-lau- i Mercury I* the fastest mover In the Solar System, so Mercury la represented flying 'hrusgli mistress bcfr Imtlng the M*l ten days the Imalue** at this of Ike wilt increase more than two hundred t-er rent over normal, making It Impossible to handle It within 'he time unless the sending Is distributed tty mailing your pai ksgea now you ar* assured of their prompt delivery before Christinas The many ft lends of the Klljah Nldltnger family in Ibis county are stem bed at tin terrible tragedy In his hrrmr at Warsaw. A native of Adams county the hundred* here wbo knew him cannot imagine him thus ending hl* Ute An ui<-ell<nt rlllsen during hl* entire Ute. ■ splendid m-a wbo loved hi* home, he could not have -onunUted the a- la reported ear ept wh-'U bl* rniud was turned by worrying and brooding.

Th« map* show total sweet of Hot, Cc!d. Wst, and Dry Air to be eapsctsd neat wash. DAILY FORECAST DEL 1939 II ’Z 13 14 '5 16 17 *8 JjQlO OH4IA fe tt—rftosr*" ■ ’?.3 ana (hi air with the a|***«-<i of wind In I old Germauh Mercury waa Woden Wednesday. Wodsui a day. Wed- . ' uesday to wind day. Thursday is 1 i storm day Jupiter or Thor’s day ' Jupiter Is identified with Thor, the old H* aiidtliavlan God of MtortWS The wealher whii h follows a storm is iisuslly clear and tranquil, so Friday is called Venue day. It is identified with the I'lsnct Venus ■bluing with the purest white Itahi like a jewel, aud thought since th* earlieal time* to iepresent the calm, serene spirit of womanhood lu old Germanic Venus was Frtgu. meaning wife. Ileatc Friday. Did you ever walk out atom In ■he darknea* on calm night* aud ■ look up st Hal urn gleaming down’ Hat urn moves slowly amid the ■tar* and lo ancient people this , planet seemed like 1 wise oH mau., above leaser gods and mortal* In olden times too. each celestial •H»dy waa *up|*o*ed to rule ■ heav1 en of tryatal about the earth. . Hat urn ruled the seventh sphere and wa* Ml’l to be the l/ird ot the toventh lleavra. and so Haler-, day was considered a most import-

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ant day Weather Question* Q I am very much tmerented tn th*- proper amonnt of huniidi'y in the home. It seem* to me a vrea’ many common ■ olds are caused by Improper amounts of humidity In the home? Do you i Irt-in-ve this t-> Im* trite? It Cli A Lack of humidity In the air I is tlt”U*h( to Im- a smiree of sicklier* Air in the average home In winter Is much too dry. <*u s’ *ero day it would require 22 tea kettle* of water Ixnled to steam lin properly humidify a email I home Q What will th<- weather be 'his winter and spring lu < astern Pennsylvania? WA. A. Jan., tool, to cold Feb.. i-001. March, moderate to cvtld. April, cool. May moderate to cool j June, Moderate Hpnng took* Rhe . ' it might be late. Q Can you U-ll me wheir one may obtain one of those big toy hailooua whlth weather bureaus send up Into the sky and get atmosphere rwporUi? K H A. Weather Bureau xay* that 1 these ba toons may be iKMtght at i!i<- < *-i>.th>l tolentith Co. or .«! 1 h*W M. W*hh tMtontiltc Supply ■ House Chicago. 111., or at Dewey A Almay Chemi* al Co . Canibrldge. Ma**. Q How will the winter be (or M ast I'eMsylvanla? R T A. Jau and Feb will lie cool Moderately warm during th*- Sial part of Mar* h and Im < omiiig cool- ! er In the latter part of Mai<h and through April Q Mill Minn, have a severe f winter thia year? T l‘. I A The first t>art of Jan will be I moderately wet. Feb will Im* colder and mostly dry. and March continues cool, with little moisture Q When will we get aoy moisture here In Eastern Colorado’ M'lll there Im- very mm h »m*w this winter? KF. A. Jan. and early Feb. will be moderately dry. Late Feb. and early March will have good ruin aud snow. Q Will Ohl” receive ample rainfall this fall and winter to produ • a wheat crop in l»4b* About when I will the rains and snow* start? DM A. Jan., and Feb will be too , dry. but rain* In March will )>• , better. Can't answer more de flnltely yet. Q What will the weather be for Ntoua City. lowa for thia winter and are we going lo have any moi* tore or <otq weather? C.L.W A. Jan. will be mostly cold . with moderately mild neather during the second and fourth week* *• sear*

and will be moderately dry Feb will be cooler and moderately wet. March will b* toaiinued cool aud moderately wet. Q I would like to know what winter months wll! be dry and wet in southwest Teaas? <’ C. A. During Jan. and Feb. western Texa» and the upper Rio Grande will be fairly moist, bit* the lower Rio Grande will be d:let > than normal One of Nature's Myste’iee Where does cold went her over the mean go? You’d never guess. Ho Prof Melby Manwell has written a most interesting monograph i mi where < old weather over th*- , a>* ean goes This Is a fascinating i story <>f groat interest to students fishermen explorers, arm-chair scientists who enjoy unravelling the mysteries of nature -It will b? sent FREE, with the <ompllnieuts i nf this new*|*aper. ti|ain request I Address your request to Prof, Bel-1 by Maxwell care of this newnpap \ er enclosing a stamped 13c I selfaddressed envelope for your reply War Weather Pendulum Weather over Russia. Finland and England will iw* fair on December Hlh. Uth. 13th. and 17th On Decesnbei I3tb. 16th. and Ifith ‘ the weather will be mostly clear i over Germany and England On 1 December llth and Klh heavy glouds gild storm will cover Ger-| - - • - ■ — 1 1 -q

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CHAPTER XXII “Moirs, I have a date. I tell you ’ t esn't corns. Even if I oould, I'm no millionaire tn pay the price nt dinner at the Ina. And I won’t be indebted to that oily Joe Devcrney I” “But Evelyn—hell ply her with drink. Anything may happen. Tarry!” "You're not her keeper! Still less am It" “Oh, Terry—please—" “If you must set everybody right, why don't you send for Dr. Stone, your nnble ally?” Useieas to beg Tarry. He was only annoyed Moira said: “Then I'll go by myself " “If you lose your reputation it’ll b« your own doing. You're putting yourself on the same level as Evelyn. As a matter of fact, I think you're keen on a Ring!” Moira had been hurt, but determined to protect har friend. It waa half past six on the Saturday night when she reached the Sliver Chimes Inn. They were in the bar, as she had expected She joined there. Joe Deverney welcomed her, but Evelyn looked annoyed "Who's with you* You surely didn't come afonc? You don't mean to say yon’re going to play go-sveberry*'' Therefore it eased the Situation somewhat whew Randall Carltan strolled into the bar. On sighting Moira, he registered pleased sur prise. "I think you've met my fnend Miss Groves,” said Moira. And she ntrodueed the two men Randall at ince ordered drinks for the party. Evelyn visible brightened. It was Evelyn who suggested that Randall make a fourth at dinner, tines "poor Moira was all alone.” He told them he would be delighted After ordering a second round vs drinks, he excused himself. Presently he returned They were having quite a jolly dinner, the quartette • or so it seemed when Amanda Slone, her brother and the party on their way to Albany, stopped in at the Inn for food Randall waa leaning possessively toward* Molts as D». Stone sighted them ' ’.Vhv. we know rfulto • number of people here!” Amanda told her brother. "There'a Randall!’* She bowed, then gave a half-startled exclamation of surprise. "Rodney, there's Moira Care we end another girl from the beauty-shon -and the owner himeelf out with tnem' Good heewns! His wife would be furious!” Rodney said briefly: "I must make a telephone call to the hospital." And he went to the desk Amanda went with him. The hotel register wa* lying open. Her •hasp eyes flew to the signatures. "Rodney!” Rhe tugged at his elbow "Take a look here!”—in sho* ked amaaement. Her finger pointe*! to the entries of the last arrivals. "Mr. eiMl Mrs. J. . “1/r. sad Jfrx RsndoH CsH- <*>».”,,, He read those entries. • so Rodney Stone was stunned. In his experience aa • doctor, with its revelation of the vrewknass of human nature, he had thought that nothing could surprise him any more Thai he was immune But new, that tost signature ia t)»e inn's register hit him square in the eyes. It could never be explained away Moira had come boldly beta with Randall Carlton. ... And ho had eallod her bia little "doctor nt souls”! She had fooled him. Tricked him Into believing her high-minded Posad a* a social worker. Flayed Up to him. And all the time, must have been laughing up her sleeve. She was ordinary Common A eheap gold digger. She had aven dared this busy inn for her weekend As the dining-room was full, extra tables had been set out in the wide hall of the inn. Moira was seated only a few yards from that inerlminatinw rasHstar. Ho could see her profile She was laughing. Chatting gaily with Randall. Totally uadtttarbed by conscience Mie must, be thought, ha aeeua 'omod to this sort •( t hiagl Mingled with his feeling of shock was a more primitive emotioh •

Answers To Tert * Questions Below are the answer* to the Txot QMOtkma printed on Pago Two ♦ —4 1 No 2 Victoria Nynnaa, (Africa’ 3 A mechanism for restoring *us pend*-<i rewpiretlon d. Christian Hcieaer. 5 I*oo Angeles 6 Tlili'ytmo. 7. No i 8. Ownmercul rearing of fur*!i* ai. mg animal* for their pelt, , #. Kir'-ta, not char’-ta lo Mt. Ararat In Armenia — - o rnfWENTY YEARS * 1 1 __ AGO TODAY D**« k Miners consider a prop*** a! from President Wilson to *. -ti,many, and <m the 14th p will be sloriay ov«i Rus*|a and heavy clouds will cover Finland Tin weather for the week of December llth to 17th will be generally mild whl* Ii will Im* hi favor of Finland la* Rtwslan tanks require hard Ice to t russ the Finnish lake* Protected hy John F Dllle Co Release Sunday Dec la.

| He wanted to drive his fist into , the smug, sleek face of th* other man. To jrnk Moira to her feet and denounce her then and there. Boa. nor with th* acid of his scorn. There were no words in the dictionary strong enough for both of them Amanda watched her brother sharply. Ths long, hard years of bls profession had taught him to school bis emotions. But when they'd been boy and girl together, it had been quite otherwise. Now she re membered those day*—and shs w** afraid. Would hi* temper flare into a public scene? Would he challenge Randaii? The glint of steel wa* in hi* eyes He wa* a magnificent boxer Wa* her hint to Randall, that had worked perfectly so far, going to: be a I-erne ran g that would destroy i her own peace? Defeat her scheme' The Sir Galahad in Rodney, that rushed to the defense of the mis-; treated and the weak, might expose the mean trick of the hotel s'gnaturel It might precipitate romance between him sind this socially impossible girl! Having rescued her from the anna of a libertine like Randal! nr so Rodrn-y would look at ft—he might decide lo marry her immediately. He was that much nt *n idealist. And he'd been strongly attracted to her, anyway. "Let'* not eat here. Rodney." Amanda said quickly “Too many people. We’d have to wait ar be served. After you've put through your 'phone call, let's drive further oa for dinner." “No We’U dine here " He went into a booth. Amanda grew increasingly uneasy. Did Rodney suspect' Had her surprise at that "Mr. and Mrs.” in the registvr been overdone* Or was he really in love with Moira, and intended to have it out with her before they left for Albany* Did he see her a* an innocent victim? Or a* a hard-worked, hard-up girl bereft of pleasure, now tempted? Rodney came out of the b- 'h Ruth Albion hurried fr-m the har where she had got one drink shea ! i of her friends If she dipped into the ladies' room he wouldn't know , slic'd had two drinks He'd told her that she drank too m»*ch. If only he'd propose to her. she'd cut it out i She only drank to keep up w th, the gang, to shine She knew shej wasn’t pretty She relied on wiae erack* Wit. Dne'* first, season w*s tough. Stiff going for a debutante Competition wa* ternfl- One had U> be braren. For never must her friend- suepeet that often *he was aDaid of th* big parties. Os social failure in f her first season. Thst the rugwouldn't eut in enough Os being stuck for hour* on end with the or> partner Her father's wealth and position were behind her. Rut wh*i really, availed thsas? They were an attrar tion to the rotter*, to the shady for-tune-hunters H<>w could one know one's true friends? How differentiate between the worth-while men. sad those with an ulterior motive From that angle, it wa* humble to ha rieh. Even at tor own eoming-uut b* I i she had overheard sarcasm* about money gilding homeliness that the big stag rush ah* had at tost *<■' joyed waa because ot her ea«h Men with money, like Rand* . i Caviton, had sneaked over from her party to the more divert mg FI M*r . tin* nigvrlub One couldn't grt hy with only money On* must have i brain*, beauty, or to amusing t" der ths influence of enckta Is ”* i tost that seared feeling, that sens* of inferiority, and grew dsrmg I reckless Hence Ruth drank often. But It waa oo real solution of he* C blent with a man lft» ns. Detrimental. In fart Eto saw him emerge from tn* , phone-tomb in th* Inn and F» ‘* i wards hi* sister at d?!* i Amanda waa her ally. The bro’her wouldn't know she'd hsd two I tail*. She swung Jauntily towsr - the cowls. Shs Fait fully in !*>••«• MwrfVr-ff. . . Amsnds shut the W***' slam. This tsstqre wouid < brother that ste w*. all wanting to protect Mouse namei

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