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VOL. 14.

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. WEDNNESDAV APRIL 28 1920

A NEWSPAPER WITH A PAID CIRCULATION *

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DEPIUW AND WABASH IN 9-INNING TIE

Sadie Burk Monday. Mrs. Lyda Pierce and' Mrs Sarah ! Bettis visited Mrs. Anna Boswell i Monday afternoon.

INDIANAPOLIS COUPLE IS MARRIED HERE TUESDAY

Miss Bertha Kathryn Kies and A If. , ml George Grund were married hero

IMVERSITY PLAYERS HAVE Tuesday at 12:30 O'clork in the Pres. COLD WEATHER AND MUDDY ; hyterian Manse Rev Victor Raphael FIELD AND INDULGE IN B.YSL. officiatt'd The young couple will re

BALL GAME ON McKLEN 111.1.1) s j,| 0 j n Indianapolis

ILL OF SCARLET FEVER

Miss Katherine Horstman anj Miss Doris Bowman University students, are ill of scarlet fever at Rosa Bower

the university infirmary.

DePauw and Wabash played to a TWO UNIVERSITY ( O EDS

7.7 tie Tuesday afternoon on a rain, drenched field. Umpire Jensen called the game at the end of the ninth on account of the rain. DePauw led in hits with eight, the scarlet gathering six Intermittent rain chased the men off the field during the DePauw rally

in the sixth

Wabash fell heir to three runs on 0 ne hit in the opening round, the Old (laid replying with two hits and two runs DePauw took the lead 7 to 5. with a four run rally in the sixth

Glascock was poorly supported and Mrs. Arthur Hurst and daughter was taken out for Julien in the sixth ^ yii iS( Mildred were in Indianapoii. Tlie score: ____ WV’-sh .. .. -- -- -- — --7 4 Ivors Springer has resigned his pcs. D« ■'’auw .. -- — — 7 S fi ition in the Central National Bank retteries— Martin and Rusie: 01. a nd will go into the insurance busi.

LOCAL NEWS

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PETITION FOB IMPBuVEMENi

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kHs.Ji-MlS OF SOUTH GREENt A»TLE si keel desire that SunAVALKS GUTTER AND ST. REEji BE BI TLDKD— M AT IER l. PLACED IN THE HANDS OF

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ness. Mr. Stringer will bo succeeded in the hank by Harold Phipps, who has resigned as a rural mail carrier. Mr. nnj Mrs. W. P. Sacket. Miss Garnett Sackett Misses Mary Iuis. I ley. Naomi Snider and Amanda Craw. Icy motored to Putnamville Tuesday evening an:l attended a chautauqua ntertainment given there , Charles McGaughey president of t 1 !' 1 Citizens National Bank is confine 0 to his heme by illness. C. K, Hughes was in Indian'polis to. day.

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: iitoiai;a ^Lut.; piistn. | .^ ..e in ■ b.iU Uca.ll| oe iiiiiicteu bt.ore tnc| buur.st on a uay not less man

, uiter conviction. In setting .. i o i.a^e C/v..uib ciiube a tiine ju .'i an even hundred days after convic.

... a .ui cue eicccrocution.

v i. iVaiiiy silence in me court room

was broken or.iy by the heartbroken sobs of Mrs.Surah Smock, the mur.

Jim OUT ONLY 20 MINUTES j ,e,t;d B iri ’ 8 mother . “* William A . AND JUDGE FIXES ELECTRO. \ cleik ol the court,

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ALLOWED BY LAW. SLAYER IS CLOSELY GUARDED DURING TRIAL AND PERSONS EN T IIUNG COl KT ROOM SEAR-

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lead the

jury’s finding of guilty to the five charges of murder in the first degree and stipulating the penalty as death.

Mrs. Cornelia Dwyer of Lowell who

has been here during the winter the | A ).t:tion for the improvement ot guest of her daughter Mrs Roy Abtu.

L Avenue by the building of nis aI1 j M r Abrams will leave tomor. i d aiks. gutters, and the street, was rcw . f or i, 0 weil She will be accom.

presented to the city council at its panied home by Mrs. Abrams, mactirg on Tuesday night. The res. _____ a' i af Lincoln .^venue although gee “It Pays To Advertise" May7 f )’- in number, the street being a

short one are anxious that it be im. Mrs. C. A Fay of Rockport is here P" - m and the petition will no doubt tha guest of her daughter Mrs Elmer i fworably acted upon. Every prop. VanCleave and Mr. Vant leave. ( har.l a t (i O’clock,

of Indianapolis f F Judge J mti \ Collins set the datt* d ■, on msin visit ng W mds sid

Tli! council meeting on Tuesday Mrs I ay was here Tuesday to visit I Cor Rays death by electrocution tor 'lives

right as short and of the usual his mother and sister for the day.

Indianapolis, April28— William Ray colored slayer of 14 year old ..rtha Huff, was senerveed to death the criminal court late yesterday afternoon. The jury was out only twenty minutes, returning a verdict

Mission Service at S't Paul's Cath 'lie Church tonight at 7:.'1(). The mis. ion i.-. being preached by Rev, 15 P. Lenz of the Redemptorlst Order. Father Polk was prevented from com. ing b y the death of his superior. The sermon tonight will be on the duties

of parents an^ children,

Fred Gordon of Indianapolis, a for. niev Putnam County man, was here

GANOiBATES iN>

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DOUBLE HEADER mmz stunt

ROTH FRANK O LOW DEN, OF ILLINOIS, AND SENATOR KEN. YUM REPRESENTING SENAT. OR JOHNSON CANDIDATES FOR REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT IAL NOMINATION HI RE TO.

DAY

■r Seme petitions for build, i repair work were granted and ni ordinance was passed.

ADVElIlTSED LETTERS * astio, Ind. Apr. 27, 11)20 . Mrs, Nettie

Mrs. Maude Miss Opal. Mr, Herman Mr. Albert Miss Mary L

iand, Mr. Lynn •, Mr Basil V.

, Mr, Clay • Mr. Chas,

'•y, Mr James

T-- 1 ri. Mrs. William

Kroi'h Mrs. Ella

I” ling for same please say AD.

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Dr George R, Grose, president of | DePau\v*^inivei sity will leave tomor.! row for Dos Moires where he will at.I tend the general conference ol the Mithodb t Episceral church. Dr. Gro.l se is being mrtitioned as a probablj candidate for the election to the Bish. 1 opric at the convention. The Mississippi Valley Historical j A sociation will hold Its 13 annual Convention in Grecncastle April 29 to May 1 The sessions will be held in ^ the University building. Senior play "It Pays To Advertise ' May 7.

Ancients and Moderns

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Mrs, Ward Rcberts and children ol Indianapolis came this afternoon forj

W L Denman postmaster, a visit with Mrs. Roberts parents,Mr. |

and Mr. Harry Elliott of west Liber.,

ty street.

CLINTON FALLS : forget the allday meeting the church on May 9 by Rev,

Dodd,

Mrs. Peter Welch has gone t () Laf. ayitte to be with her sister, Mrs. Ch.

Elleanor Davis called on Mrs. arles Cartwright who will undergo an j tt W«dm opi at ion at St, El H Thelma Bettis called on her shortly, , Lida Pierce Tuesd 0y afternoon. The members of the council of tiVj and Mrs. Gilbert Thomas and Business Women’s League will meet' '■m of Indianapolis visited her this evening at i :30 Ocloci. at th ( oL

(Copyrijcht. 1H2U. Wetitarn Newapaper Union.) It was a woodland Idyl pure and simple—n sunlit glade, a lovely young ; woman standing warbling amid the greenery to a little child with marveling eyes and hands full of flowers. Beyond and unnoticed by them was a man whose gaze was entranced by the face and tones of this seeming nymph of the forest calling to the bird world In mellow, liquid notes Its denizens could fully understand. Marvin Bartley had never heard sweeter music, and he. too, understood. for he was a lover of all tinlmated nature and a sight of the sweet, expressive face of the girl seemed to act upon him as a balm of peace and joy. She was attired in half niourtiIng and there was a certain tinge of sadness In her fare. Lucia Lydston had come to the lirse towu for rest, for n change from a year of close, patient attendance upon a stricken father and a mother dally fading away. When death had dosed those eyes It had seemed to her thai the greatest boon she could receive would be to be away from all her old

life.

She found herself fortunate In hn' Ing found a pleasant temporary lioini with a Mrs. Morris, a widow, and hn little daughter, Esther. The lattoi had become the eonstant companion of Lucia. At her old home Lucia hm: always as favorite pets ninny of tin sweet voiced warblers, she was mu sieully Inclined, ami now. ■amid tin greenery, homes of ihe feathered war biers It was a rare delight to pmr out her soul like friend hailing I'rlend “Oh, Miss l.yston, look I There Is .• ml robin!" exclaimed little ICslhet “Please tell him we're here and sei what he says." Miss Lydston curved her sweetly arched lips and a gush of clear mein rllous music was borne upon ilflower .scented air. The bird to whop It was directed bent his head impii' fively sideways. Then he milted tin soft down of the throat for a suprenn effort, and in pure, golden notes re plied to the call. Marvin Bartley set a square pact; ago having a waterproof covering upm the ground and lingered enthralled The child had scampered away, attracted hy a radiant doner. Non -ho hail paused. She was gazing at the grass beneath a great oak tree. "Oh. dear Miss Lydston !" she called, “a little hlid has fallen out of Its

| fiest."

The young Indy hastened to the spot. Bartley noticed how gently s!,e ten: up the unlorfutiale bird. Then sle

she said, with a catch In her sobhlur breath. "And I've noticed tear- m the eyes of Miss Lydston all the mom Ing. Ami slip said you. who was so kindly thinking of homes for the bints, had none of your own. ntiil wished you'd let her build you one.’ and—«lnlikes you. nod said so. and me. too!"' Lucia Lydston told him that n month Inter from her own li|«s. for Bartley lingered. In unison heatn and soul, they had mutually found each a true soul mate, and the future beckoned them to trend life's path together as man and wife.

TO DIM USS WHOLE

SUGAR SITUATION

Washington April 2(5. — More thanr a dozen sugar refiners met here today with Howard Figg assistant to the attorney.gencral in charge of the high cost of living campaign, to discuss ways and means of increasing^ the sugar supply. It was understood that the question of sugar prices if taken up at all would be discussed in its relation to the obtaining of adequate stocks tm meet the public demand. t

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES ^ "Princes.-- Chrys nthemum” the high School girls chorus production which will be given I' riday evening under the dimtion of Mrs, George Christie piomises to draw a crowded house ‘ For the first time the new stage seen, cry which wa . recently installed at an expense of near four hundred dollars' yvilt be used. The ccsfumcs for the girls have be. en completed and some amusement is in store for those who attend. Many of the girls will he dresser! us kittens and others dogs A matinee perform, anee will be given Friday afternoon, ^ A mistake was made in the stating of the time of the senior play in the| Tuesday nights notes It should have been May 7 and not May 27. A The east for the play, “It pays to j advertise” are holding rehearsals ca_ ch afternoon and evening and coach Miss Walls is pleased with the way, thr students are adapting themselves

Governor Frank O. Lowden, of III. .iiOi - a candidate for the Republican nomination for president and Senator Ivei.yom, who represents Senator

Join.son, the latter also a candidate. /111 up huo the free hopoles-ly un<l i Republican honors, were the head i Bnrilev. m lirig on n speedy inipul-n

lineru in a double header political enme to Its - de

.. . . , “A Mule tniunft" he spoke. "I n

spi nking here today. , „ , ,

hurl.' I lull I- good. I see It- nest.

Lowden spoke this afternoon at! |)p W( . m hn( . k wll ,. ra p,. ,,,, ):•".!) O’clock in the court room while the sqimre Imx and renppenreil " ill .,on will make his appearance in n tmlr of hookcil climhlng irons. Tlio\ the courtroom this evening. I v '' l *‘ "k 1 " , '»' 1 readily ailjusiul.l,

Miss l.vils'i'li regiinleil him ginlefull' nml her cninpuninn wllh gnat rnmos

Governor’ Lowden arrived here|

•shortly before noon and was met by, pv ,, H lls took bird from the b.r . rank Vaughn and other Republicans! mcr. swung aloft nml ninT.iil iln

h i is rted him to the Beta Thetal nest.

Iliuise where he was a dinner guest

I “oh. how wonderful!” Irreslsilhly

-' 1 ■ I'arents Satur. :^ li ght, L and Mrs. Bert Roberta of Terr" ‘Lute have been visiting relatives . •<* •’L - Liza Sag is spending a few "*th her brother John D. New. Cen 1 : * Golds Bee visitcj Mrs Emily ■Irs Marla Boswell of Brick Ch. Saturday Blanche Miller and Francos d !'.p,i visititl home folks over Sat. ur'ay Burk and daughters visited

Kge Avenue church.

Thirty Days!

Pr .1 (entering show ninn-ieer's of (|, •' Hello: Wl nt's nil tills!

vj. 'uig.'r—A voice trial.

|• ^ i l .^l.l -irini I slioulil -ay eon vie- • l.iii I- certain to follow.—Iloston I run-

script.

To*. 1 ’ Have Grown Since. t r ' the pepiiliitimi of Chins "•a" ■ i,a: of the ITiiteil Mutes l» to

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Smoking as a Feminine Pastime is As Old As The Hills—Cigarette Only is New. These ladies of the Tennessee mountains apparently do not know that the cigarette ti today socially “it,” so they arc smoking the old fashioned pipe to enliven tlie social atmosphere, just as they did torty years ago. After a few puffs they will talk about Andrew Jackson and Little Van. ( The other ladies are talking about frocks and dances and theatres believing that they are being really modern. If they could only look upstairs they would see that smoking as a feminine pastime is quite ancient). ... . . , . The whole of the lives of these mountain people can be gauged by this simple-minded social pastime. Their existences run on a worn pattern of forty or more years ago. Being out of touch with the world in their mountain fastnesses, they have not progressed. Their homes are run down and their minds and ambitions narrowed. There are several hundred thousands of these peopk- m the two and a half million acres of eastern mountain fcwvf, and their awakening is one of the difhmlt social problems in which the Interchurch World Movement, representing the cooperation of America’s evangelical Protestant denominations, has taken an interest It plans to sand teachers to establish schools throughout the region. The people will he helped to progressive methods io trie business of living and their interest aroused in the outside world.

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Tuo d'iy respectively. Remem r "It Pays |T

May 7

Adve rtise'

.... , , i exehilmcd Huh* Esther,

t the Beta, of which fraternity he. .. V(il) nr „ n , y

'.s a member. I friends." Bartley m-Mired her. "Ii He spoke at 1:30 :in,| left at near 3 inct. I am trying to innkc my llvtii: O'clock for Brazil ! mnong them." he added to Miss l.vd

Tl-.e two speeches today closes the! " 0 "' "T

. vM*iMr»* hox, t<» rt*vt*al n wonflcrful him .! ; iitential nomination campaign, h()Us( ,

n : ■ General Wood and Senator Hard| -You sci>, it will hold a pretty Inrgt h i'ing been here .on Monday and) family.” he explained. "Gutters—yes

all nround it. and they feed the rail Into a howl Inside. Then 1 have an ottnehntent to go around Its huso, hid ding dollunee to tiny hungry cat.” "(th. did you make It?" questioned

the rapt Esther.

hi a single moment both of his an filters were engrossed In Marvin Hurl lev's account of himself, lit* told them how toil us a tiookkeeper hud broken him down and he had to seek outdoot employment, how he hail always loved idnls. anil made an arrangement with a ninnufiietui* r of novelties to con struct the bird houses after his own Ideas, nod how he was striving to odu cate people to place the little stria turcs In their yards, to encourage the lompnti.v of the feathered songsters nml tench their children lo love and

cure for the homeless birds.

Marvin Bartley remained at the village a week, milking quite a sucres

dure and willingly and en

•I'Of 11-. |.;dl.\ UOliHl to JI'SK I.Vision’s pi'iirtieul missionary work In his he half. To Lucia It seemed that she had never met such a gentle, loving

NOTE E

;>• c astle Court Trite of Ben 1 ur will hold a pic social in their hull Thur lay night for members and r fri-nds Minnie Kiefer, Sec, i NDEKVYOOD V YDE LEADER OF SENATE DEMOCRATS

Washington April" 27,— Senator Underwood of All batna was elected "i • ’.r ratii lead. •• in the Senate to. ch'.y at a conferen e of Senate Dcm. oerats. He was unopposed. Senator

Hitchcock of Nebnskn, aiding leader! ■' I -

■ nee the death f I" t i ■ l-iv G nuto Martin of Virginia, having withdrawn

from the fight last week.

tff the parts.

aomewh.it Grim Humor. Bozciiiiiii P.iilgcr ni the Dutrh Tren chili the other day told a story Ulus 1 trilling the invpr ■ dlile humor of tlw Ainerlenns In ihe w:ir. In one of th> I llnnl eng: 1 g>‘uii.|its when the (’nnndinn retook Molls uii'l the Ciunolluhs nie* Ainerlenns fonghl side by side, the nr llllery was rolling h hurrago ni thenemy. Ever> si» often the Oermuns WIT* flodglug muler ii ami seamp-rtiig to wiml tlu'lr elieinles to stirrvmler. A luineh of some thirty-live ullempH'it this irlek Inn die hnrnige hueked up •"id yniils hist,-ill of mlvaiHdng. eim^li' Hie fnglllves iiiul wiped them out. ndl except one mnn. He thing himself into no Aim'rhntuJ french id the feet of it log Auicricnu This clmp looked him over nml s-m out: "Why. ynu lucky son of u ciof'' then stuck ii I uyonet through liini.— Now York Tillies.

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Twice as Sore.

At a recent elu!> enfertiiliiim'nt an ro' mission fee of fiO cents wns etuirg Hi The enter .'nnient. to some ndnils. wo not worth th ■ price and several wome were not Imckwnrd In saying so. “It ttmile me mighty sore ff> h chiirg"fl r.o is'id s for that pc iTorumnrv one objector snlfl. | "<dt. von o. i oiT easy." rt'iniirkisl on other. "I nnflei'stuml ih<‘ ehnirmitn •> • the nlTiilr wnnled to charge $1 minds f

Sien."

“In that event I would hnve 9<e**'« 1 Just twice ns sore," the original I .ol> ■ Peeve shot buel,.

Another Matter. With pride In her face. .Mrs. Styles faced her hushiind. "Don’t you think this new hat Improves my looks, tlt'iir?" "I suppose so,” grunted th'* mnn. surlily. "But what milkes you look so cross, dear?' asked tha wMnan anxlnw*|i I «Vttl 'll • Of *|l»» Idll for 1 h ll hat,” rv'torted Mr. Styles. "You can't expect that to Improve tny looka.'*— London Answers.

Wanted: A full house at the T ehool Auditorium May 7— “It Pays To Advertise'' Home Talent, All star

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spirit. They and little Esther were Hign j nften together, roaming the wlldwood

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Alfie,| I). Morrell one of the Dem. ocntic Candidates fer Congress was in Greencastle tovlwy looking after his political fences.

while he told his ronipnnlons of the vvorder* nml beauties of nefure In n way that wn» entninelng. He cnnie to ii'. good-by to these famous friends lie day to meet Esther at the gate <.f tu r home looking snd amt de-

pressed.

"It's beenu«e'yon nre gobig :iwny,"

What’s the Use? Wlfey—Hub. do you know what «U.v this is? Hubby (n funny tmper addict)—Hurt* thing, precious. It Is the anniversary