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| Meeting. j \! Orville Baughman gave an 1 Interesting paper on Russia tclllnx 1 of the Volga famine ami the reign of 1,,-nln ami how much 'ho people r missed him Mho described Million '•Hon * wnrlu of mu-n ~n> li ». . I'Melody in F" and Wain l a pries*," Mho said thai tho artist* of 1111 • 4ln •'imllcil tho poa-ant llf> portraying II in ihotr work- a woli . a* cathedral* and churches j At conclusion of (ho interesting ' paper. games wornplayed and pri*> | awarded lo Iho Mesdanie* flavlil , Campbell, ('hark Midi \ll.or» . Iloorjr and John Kennedy Mrs, Frank l'rl*i and Wr« Cha lo» Miller woro guest* olhor than I inomhora. luin-ly refreshments , woro aorvod by tho hosle - The . 1 lull will onjoy a hamburger fry in iwo work* Invitation* woro issued yesterday aflorniHin for a toa lionhiina Mr* Koliort Hollor. 10 l«* given mmday aflorniMin. October 11, from two 1,1 flvo o'clock al Hu- Miinlo* rwMritrr al 122 Mouth Fifth street Hostess,-* , for tho affair aro Mr* Helen Mmtloa . Khlloiilioik of Marlon Mr* Virginia Ihiloh l«u*e and Ml>- Marjorie InI Vo** Tho Amorlran I avion Auiiliary will moot at tho la-cion homo Friday o van In* at *ovon thirty o’rlu* k. and ovory momiior 1* aak«-d to h • present. Mr* A M Ilolfti 111-n I* vh o -pro* - dr ill of tho Woman’* riuti and no‘ Mr*. A It Atbbaurher. a* atatod in yesterday* l*«uo of tho liaily Democrat. MRS ELMER ANSPAUGH IS HOSTESS TO CLASS j Tho laiyal Daughter* 1 la** of th- - Sunday *1 hool mot la«f otoning at tho homo of Mr* Kltner - An*pau*h. with Mi * Adolph Koltor. - a«*i*tlna ho*to*». (Irina tho devo- ' tlonal* Mr* I’Utronro Wohot presided pro*ldor| ovor tho liu-lno** mooting Tho ro»l*natloit* of Mr- Frank I Hut lor. ila»* teacher for tho pant olovoti yoar*. and Mr* Kolo-rt Oarard *tih*tltuto teacher, woro tondI oro«l, j Thlrloon momlroi-* answered the ‘ roll rail Klootlon of offlcor* wa* hold and aro a* follow* Mr* Wehor president; Mr*. Kd Warron. Vliopr-*ldoul, Mr*, fjoorgo Ham-

CLUB CALENDAR toclrty Ovadling, 11 A. M, Fanny Mgcy Rhonva 1000 — 1001 Wednesday World Friendship Guild Freshytorlan t'hurr h, 8 p nt | Mi. Judo'* Study f'luh, K of C. Hall. 7 M p m j dalom Mothodi«t laidio*' Aid- , f'hurrh, all day Mi Tahor laidlo*' Aid. Mr* Dorwin flrako, 7 in p m Zion l.uthoran Ml«»lonary MooIfty. I'hurih Mortal Kmmt. 2 pm. Ilialorira) fluh Mr* M K. Mhamp. I W p m. Shako-poaro fluli. Mr*. W. A lk»wor, 2 SO p m lloiilah f’hapol taidio*' Aid Mnrio'y. Mr* Kdw.ird Arnold, all day I mooting. Foundor*' Hay I’arty, Flk* Homo fi Sft p m Thuraaay | Happy Itomoiiiakor* f'luh Mr*. Ru**o| Mllohol. | So p m lauilo*' Aid Mim loty. Flr*t Fhrla- , lan Chun h. 2 p in. llaptUt Mlxlonary Mm-lnly. Mr*. Xririiiall Kru*o, J .10 p. m I’nloß t'hap<-l Mioinnary Mnrloty. Mr*. Frroman Hthnopp. I SO p m. Hollor Homo* ciuh of Monroo. Mr* Mr* Floyd llaator. 7 S« p m. Natarono Ml**lonary Morlotjr. Xola l.lhy 7 in p m Kaaforn Star. Ma»onlo Homo, fi P m I'nlfod llrothroo W M A fiuo»* and l.itorafuro I'rogram. Mr* t'arl Fl*hor, 2pm Friday Amorlran legion Auiiliary. Lo. gion Homo, 7 in p m 1 f'alvary l..nlio*' Aid Morloly. Mr* Wm S John*on. ip m . Mun Tlmo Fodoratlon of f'luh* Slrd Annual f'onvontlon. Mtato Foro*l laidgo. liluffinn. all day mooting Mt IMoa*ant Aid - * Annual Ihdlar M<m ial And Muppor. Mr and Mr*. Morlo Shoot*. 8 In p in. Monday Junior Art* Toa. Pat*y MiConnoil, 1 p. nt. I'ythlan Ml*tor* T mplo, K of I*. Homo. 7 Jo p m lto»oarih CTuh. Mr*. A. K Holt- . hou*o. 11(1 p m Tugaday Tri Kappa Mu«iiul Mr* William 11011, ipm ma, »o«rolary. and Mr*, f'laronro Smith, troa*uror Mr*. An-patiga gavo tho 1 |o*ing prayor. Ihtring tho aortal hour, gamo* woro piayod aftor whli h tho ho»to*« *orv*-d rofro*hmont* with Hallowoon appolntmont*. ; DELTA THETA TAU BUSINESS MEETING A hu*ino*» mooting of tho Holta Thoia Tail *orority wa* hold at tho , Klk* homo la*t ovontng Final roport* woro mad*- on tho honofil i hrtdgo glyon rorontly. I'lan* woro mado for tho Foundor*' Hay party to to- In tho form of a dlnnor liridgo at tho Klk* homo , Wodno«day. Ortolior 18 —o —— • « Adams County Mvmorial Hospital ♦ • Admlttod' Mr*, Rlrhafd Olrod. 1811 Wo«t Mad Hon atrogg; llohort Marhonko. routo 1. Doratur. ——o CITY TO AWARD (fONTIN't'ItD ritojl PAOB ONBI Wayno. S«;«: «>**». Froyn Hro* IndianaiMill*. fSS.2O7; Oonoral I’lping f'orp, Ih*lrolt. $71,411; I’lplng Contraitor*, f'htrago. $15,12(1; SmithOby. (’lovolatid Ohio. $81,812; HlawKno* Fowrr Fiplng Co.. Flttaburgh $7« »is; Johnaon Ur*on Co. Hot roll, $83,431; Srhwoy-gan-Wltt* Co . Fort Wayno. $7(1,111 Contract 12. Insulation Fhillp Caroy. Indianapoli*. SB. 112. John* Manrlllo. Indianapoli*. $8,115; A*bo*to» it Aaphalt Co.. Fort Wayno. $7 751: Walkor Jatnor Co.. Chicago. $11500; Standard Hutting * Supply. Indianapoli*. $7.- | 100. ontraet 13 fionoratnr cooling dud; Lunin Co.. Tolodo, $810; Prlro Co.. Tolodo. $717; Wlldman Hollor A Tank Co Chlrago. $1 200 Contract 14 Automatir romhu*tlon rontrol oqulpmont Ropuhltr Flow Motor*. Chicago. sl.l*'; Hay* Corp . Mlrhl gun C'lly. $2.241 30; Brook* Kngin FAMED PftJMf CUANtK a„ lo# VfOdOM bUfldll !•* pSVZjZ No fuci.M aodrri** 60c to SI.OO . NO WAT** • NO RINSING a NO DRYINO B. J. SMITH DRUG CO.

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DOCTOR FIGHTS LICENSE LOSS IndianapoliH D r u k I e s n Physician Hatties State Reification Indianapoli*. Oct. S <UF> Tn»tlinony of two 10-raon* that th* wiHtdnn bo* n«*-d by ll.il Kug.nr f rum. Indlanapitll* drugl.** phy* h-lan would rum dims***, wa* on th<- word of Marlon i lrrult rourt today a* 1 hi- h.arlng of Crum'* apK»1 of Ihi- rrvioatlon of hi* limn*. rontlnund Crum t.itlfliol |n hi* own hrhalf yi-at.rday. *-ipr.*«lng hi* ImlM that hi* wond.n bo*. whlrh contain* an nlwrlrh* light, holn* rov.rI i-d with lolomd papnr. and a container of rhi-mlrnl*. would evnntiially "IH-rom. the arrepted method of dlagnoal* and treatment of all i||«ea*e'' He had sdvnrtlned that hla method* would rum virtually everything from bftldwew to i-anrer and tuber--1 uloala. lie said In rourt that hi* machine failed In only "8 of 7 inia cane*" Regarding the statement of one woman, who charged that lie failed lo ram her of ranrer. he said “I could have cured her If she had 1 onperated with my treatment" Crum aald also that he would bring into court a man whom hla machine had cured of bald net* Hr Kmma Marlin of Otterheln. Ind . one of hi* studenia. testified lhat she had used the machine but that now she ha* "an easier and shorter method of treatment of disease" She said she had cured tuberculosis with the machine hut that she didn't know much about the mechanic* of the Invention Hr K. M Perdue of Kansas City. Mo. test I fled that the "law of as Unity" governed the machine lie i *ald that a specimen of blood would send out vibration* which would register in the machine and . tell (he operator what the disease wa* Adjustment of the machine, I he said would then heal the patient. Crum'* licenae was revoked by the state hoard of medical registration and etaminatlon lie appealed lo Marion circuit court for a hearing ’ Hatley Ward, formerly of this !■ Ity and a son of Jame* Ward. ea»t of town, entered Soldier*' ho.pllal in Indianapoli* today for a tonslllec. , tnmy and medical care. Any member of the Pre*byierian church having any picture* or souvenir* of interest I* asked to call Mr*. Fred Smith, who is chairman of the historical committee Mr and Mr* Walter Heltseh of St Mary's Ohio, formerly of Hei-a-tur. will relehrat their Isth wedding anniversary Sunday with a family dinner at noon In the afternoon they will he at home to their friend* Mr*. Wood*on Ogg ha* returned from Rluffton where she took X-ray treatment* for the past five day* Mr*. Ogg ha* been ill for »everal week*. Mr and Mrs O O Baughman and daughter* l-ol* and Helen Mr and Mr* W M llumgerdner and daughter Thai* and Mr and Mr*. Robert Krlck and daughter* Joan and Mary Jo and son Philip, enjoyed a trip to Brown county and the state park Sunday They stopped at Martin*Title lo »ee the Ooldfield hatcheries enroute home They also visited In Bloomington and Indianapoli*. Mr and Mr* Frank Krick and grandson. John, motored to Bloomington where they visited the former*' »on. James Krlck. who I* a student In the university there Paul Hansel, proprietor of tha Decatur laundry, returned last even Ing from Chicago, where ne attend ed the national cleaners and laundrymen's convention. L. A. Pit linger, president of Ball State Teacher's College. Muncle. visited here this morning Jim A. Hendricks of Monroe wa* a business raller here this morning. Mr and Mr*. J H. Heller have returned from Cincinnati where they attended the world series Kn route home, they stopped at Dayton for a visit with Mr*. Rome Turner Hunrkel and Mias Kittle Mlease, a delightful occasion for talking over "way back when." Clyde Troutner. county clerk, has returned from a business trip to Indianapolis. Mra. Will Hendricks of Berne it spending the week as the guest of Mr and Mra. C. D. Kunkel of Monmouth. Mlaa Martha Fonner of He eerlng Co. Philadelphia. 12.224; Leeds A Northrop Co.. Philadelphia. $2,940; Hagan Corp.. Pittsburgh, $2,907; Bailey Meier Co.. J Cleveland. $2.8100; Askanla Reg. | Co.. Chlrago. $2,792. Contract 19 Roller plant Instrument* Bailey Meter Co . Cleveland. $9,594 90; Re public Flow Meter*. Chicago. : Brown Inatromenta Co.. Philadelphia. 12.901.15: Hay* Corp Michigan City. 11.997 10.

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By H49HISIH t AIUMII.I. *»f Huim •iMIU* Hour HOI-LVWOOD -Be*m# herd to helitve. but ftylvla Sidney aay* It has beer, three yeere since she made a picture In Hollywood The ■tar la beck here to do "Carnival'' for Warners W h i ■ she la the town's S ■ loudest booster for farm life ■1 Mbe R Adler on ■ B in New Jersey j, The it MA near Wm Lindbergh HarrHea Carroll home. Incidentally. Hyl vI a ■aye this has been turned Into an orphan asylum First thing th* star wanted to do waa to vtatt th* Pomona fair Hhe arranged Nor future purchase of nine bto» cochin chicks, which, believt It or not. sell for 93S apiece, even when they are babies Th* Adlers have a practical farm, raising oats, alfalfa, aoy bean* and feed corn. Sylvia's Uttl# boy la now 11 month* old She brought out stark* of pictures of him to show to Hollywood friends. The change of schedule In Lucille Bali a personal appearance tour with "Dance, Girls, Dance,” threw th* Desl A max courtship out of kilter. Five boxes of chocolate and 39 letters missed Lucille en rout* and had to be forwarded. She also paid 92 M postage due. Boris Morros. for whom Fred Astaire just worked in "Second Chorus." is keen to make another picture with Fro). Hi* idea is to reunite th* star and hla slater, Adeie. as a dancing team. If she would accept, Adeie, now Lady Cavendish, could turn over a siteable sum to the British war relief. Problem of finding a screen dancing partner for Astaire has been a serious on*. Under Morros' plan, the dancing would be left to th* star and hla sister, and a Hollywood leading woman would be signed to be Fred s romantic vis-a-vis. Universal caught Esther Ralston at the airport anil persuaded her to stay and do another picture role. It never fails. A star says she la happy and doesn't care whether the work* any more or not and, right away, the studios want to hire her. A palmist told Cesar Romero he would have a serious illness In his middle thirties the did. tvnhoi I

catur will be a guest of the Kimkel's tomorrow for the day. Charles Itocke of Chicago visited old friend* here today on his way home from a weekend visit in Richmond and Bloomington. Ind iana —■O Fined SSO And Cost* For Drunken Driving Antonis Vldales. 99. Mexican. D serving So day* In the Adams coun ty Jail, "laylnx out" J fine amounting to that much. Vidales was fined ssn and cost* by Mayor Forrest Klzey ill city court when he entered a guilty plea to a charge of drunker, driving. The court pointed out that Vidal**' punishment was unusually heavy because he admitted driving without an operator's license lie unu-«i..it Saturday night hV

Things You Should Know Before You Choose A DIAMOND Diamonds of the same weight are not alike. Born# are more beautiful, have greater brilliance, and greater quality Th* beat way to toll about the value of the etone you would _ . give ia to stop in at buttons W.?dtoT Rng 929?5 * , * lk W * wi " Wedding Ring, mwvs b# Ql>d t 0 adviM y#g . S7,SC a month 10 month* to pay. JE-WE-LE-fc*

teveri, ana tnat, soon ut<*twants, he would meet th* r.al gtr' 0 That 1 why Itomero la giving a t second look at every beauty ha t meets the** day* • • Death of Audrey Van Deuaen, ■ secretary tu M-U-M Casting Direr. 1 tor Fred Hatlg, will be mourned t sincerely by downs of star* Rha a had been In th* oßce for 10 years r amt knew many of th* biggest peo- , pi* on th* lot when they w*r* *xr | tra* and bit player*. Mb* waa un--1 fatlingly 'kind and considerate, a Clark Gable Joan Crawford. Myrna Loy. Bob Taylor. *tr , all loved her. ■ Th* end came swiftly. Audrey j returned from Honolulu and th* 1 next day was rushed to th* ho*- . pltal for an operation. Doctor* 1 were unable to aav* her life. t ■■■-— Th* minute that "The Mark of 1 ' Zorro" 1* okayed. Tyrone Power and Annabella leave for a vacation 1 and they swear that not even their . 1 servants wtU know how to reach , them. Ty turned down personal ap- | pearan> e guarantee* of 15.000 a f week in order to have an uninterrupted holiday l t Don't know how it worked out r but Rosalind Russell had a beautiful rib framed to pull over th* week-etui on Director Al Hall Rot . got thre* day* off from ‘This Thing t Called I»v*" but Hall warned her • not to go far away. She arranged 1 for th* Columbia exchange* screws • th* country to send Al a series of • telegrams signed with her name. . On* from Halt Lake, another from Omaha and a third fror. Chicago The last wa* to read. "Having I wonderful time. Glad you are not I here. WUI be back In time to r vote.” > - , What's this about Artie Shaw t buying a 91 100 diamond bracelet r a* an intended gift for Franrea • Neal? . . . Alice Faye's brother. . Charles, has been to tick ... an t attack of rheumatism that has laid 1 him up for six months. . . . Hymie ’ j Fink, the news photog. could buy 1 anil sell a tot of the starlets he 1 j snaps pictures of. Pink inherited I and still owns "The Star of Persia," ■ one of the world’s fine diamond*. It's worth 1190.000. . . . Ruth Terry 1 and Cy Feuer were a new combtna- . tion at Emerald Lodge. . . . Th* I, Gary Cooper* will hunt big gam* ; in the Snake river country Mr*. ;C. has had little hunting expert- • j ence but is an expert at skeet r; shooting. . . . Scout from Del . Mont* saya that Buzz Meredith ) was giving OUvia de Havdland a terrific rush up there. . . Frita Lang report* overhearing it at a • Gate spot. First stag; "Good dance I music, isn't It?" Second stag; I I "Yeah, heat I ever drank to '

• •Hhfriff K 4 Milkr «n Fir*! in thin iiiy. — -© i Restaurant To He Opened Thursday | "The Cupboard" i* the name of Jthe new restaurant located In she ‘dining car on Madison street, formUrly known a* Snyder's Diner. The [ ■ new business is to be opened 'Thursday and will he operated by i Mr*. Frank Jennings. o Wabash School Girl 1h Suicide Victim f Wabash. Ind Oct 1 'UPJ When 17-year-old Janet Rudlcel. Wabash high school senior, felt r the urge for brighter ligh'i* last ; night she borrowed her father's - automobile and drove off r Alvah Rildiiel. her (jlliei was

attendinz a b*ui|ii*l when someone told him nf the dlsappeurame of hi* daughter and auto Hr found both al the "Jumpin' Jive," a hung,mi for high sehool siiidenis lludicel drove Janet home und then returned to the banquet A few minutes later Janet picked Up a revolver, walked .1 lew block* from the hou*e and fired Iwo billlet- through her 1 best Conifrph* Will Ni»t Rppphq Thin Week Wuiblngtnn. Or! 1 ■ ll'Pt linn • leader* today abandon)d effort* to reee** congress this week ( Speaker Hain Rayburn said at a press conference We will not make any effort thl 1 w<-ek to adjourn congress to a certain day We have come to the , on* 1 In-lon fur rea -ons sufficient tu us at the present time '* II Boy Scouts Harvest Crop tiriiin-s. Cal tu Ft When Tom

rat ★★★★★★* Cr IT WONT BE Bp* long mn IfgZSZS *104)00 m cash nms mt tors ahd oust Back of the telephone on your wall are It.OOC.OOC miles of Wiro connecting you with 21.000.000 U 9. telephone patrons New low '■tes make your long distance telephone the most economical of modern ccnvenienctt Use it ofton.

Discovery Day Saturday October 12 Thin Hank Will Not He Open For Business. First State Bank H V n I PM

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Ila 1 tor I Japanese truck gardener, was si, stricken with grief a* to he unable to wnrk at the result of an anideni which caused the death nf hi* Wife and eldesl son and sent his iwo other children to the hospital. 18 Hoy -bonis fell to and harvested hit fast-ripening tomato

Beware Coughs iron com BMW coWs That Hang On Creomulston r» Ueve* promptly because It goes right to th* wat of the trouble to help loosen germ lad n phlegm, i.td aid .nature to soothe ur 1 h's! raw 'ender. inflamed brnr 1 >»l rnttco 11 membrane* r*il your druggist u> *•» you a bottle of CreomulMon with the underttatiding you must like the way It qulrklv allay* the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs. Chest CoMs IronehiDl