Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 February 1928 — Page 2
GREENCASTLE HERALD PAGE TWO
THE GREENCASTLE HERALD Established as the Star & i'eraocrat in 1858 Entered as Second Class mail matter at the Greeneastle, Ind., pos.toftice. .. Charles J. Arnold Proprietor i City Editor Published every aiternoon, except Sunday, at 17-ID South Jackson Street, Greeneastle, Indiana. TELEPHONE 65. SliHSCRIPTTON RATES By mail in Putnam County, $3.00 a year; outside Putnam County, $3.50 , a year; in Greeneastle, by carrier, 10c a week; weekly edition, $1.50 a year; advertising rates on application. OBITUARIES All obituaries are chargeable at the rate of Si'i cents a line. Average 6 words to a line. Additional charge of 5o a line for poetry.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS tinu nppmv, I March C. UtO.'i. and . rn\'iUTH<nntsmB aH amendatory and minplemantal , 1 ’ V , r „«rrmv ,K and an ordinnneo of said |
F1Il ' sl ! ' “• G - BUI110N ,., iy p.ovi.linr, for the hollowing of
lu - '■ ntiid.uy for the th(nl , tlll(1 (! ,, )lal ,. antl Ha , ( . of ' l " 1 „V < '. u ! ,t . } b ••:. = . th rotor, to raiae money to]
liun liasi a tire truck for said city, I
Comnii.ciunc.- n. the i-Trst District, subject to the deci: ion of the Democratic Primary election, Tuesday, May 8. " FOR JOINT KEPUESENTATTVE - PUTNAM AND o\\ EN COUNTIES - HATH tN DENTON of Owen county announces his candidacy for renomination, subject to the. decision of the Demociatic primary election..
SHERIFF’S SALE 0
ESTATE
In the Putnam Circuit
which ordinance wuu passed an adopt d by the common council ot said city on Pi bi nary I I. ID-','. Bald bonds will be sold to the high ost bidder for not less than their pur value and all accrued interesi. D.dders are required to state the | number of bond bid for, and the gross amount th:*y will pay for the
I bonds.
The City reserves the right to
j. REAL 8e ^ an< * deliver any number of the
‘ total issue of bonds.
Court o c Proposals must bo sealed and In-
Putnam County, Indiana, Civil Cause ; lor8 . p(, „* ,Blf ! 3 City of Greeneastle No 11! 580 Mortgage borecloaure. bo ‘and accompanied by a eer i-
Clav U ver of the Un- i --'
ion Savings Association, of Terre, to fl bid subni.Ued to show good Haute, In,liana, vs. Haltu B. Welch, on part ot bidder Joseph Muliikin and Nellie E. Mulli- ‘ ^ ty of Greeneastle reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
• virtue of a certified copy of a A leceipts will be issued pending the decree . . me directed from the Clerk Printing oi said bonds, of he Putnam Circuit Court, in the (CORPORATE SEAL) above entitled cause, wherein Clay THARLES McGAUGUEY. Mayor Lgidd as Receiver ol the Union Sav- of f.ioencastle, Indiana, ings Association of Terre Haute, In- Attest: Gwin Ensign. City-clerk
uiui a, is plaintiif, Hattie B. VSeleh,
Joseph Muliikin and Nellie E. Mulli-1
Kin, lus wife, are defendants, requir-j
in; ! m iKe the sum of fifty-seven! ria ,,, irTCC T ftllr . 1 . e bo -i and sixt>-l u dollars i COMMISSIONERS
($57(U), with interest and costs
will oiler for sale, at public auction, ,
to ehe highest uideter, lor cash in - • , ^ p ; ; v . I. K. Woodburn, elk exp Saturday, the 10th day of Mar. 1928. \\ *( ■ »al and between the hour of ter o’clock, A. M. l ' xp ' ' - ' and four o’clock, I>. -V., of .aid day, ' « Woodburn, off exp. at the south door of Ine court-house, \W» 0, stock Co off ex. . . of Putnam County, in the City of Elluit 1 isher Co., off ex .
2tD. Feb. 18-25
CHARMING POEMS HUMAN FLIGHT OF MRS, R. A. GGG IS CLAIMED FOR
DELIGHT FRIENDS' RUSS INVENTOR THE REPUBLICANS
NAVAL PROGRAM IS ENDORSED By
GREENCASTLE WOMAN FORMER By J. C. 0ESTREICHER RESIDENT OF KOKOMO. ENTER- International News Service Stall I TAINS COMPANY WITH READ- Correspondent ING OF COLLECTION OF 0RIG-' w " 1 '
LONDON, Feb. 22.—Capful,i Victor Dibovsky, formerly an aviator in the Russian Service and the inventor of many airplane devices, believe that he has accomplished the ‘'im-
possible”—human flight.
BUILDING OF ADDITIONAL VTc SELS WILL BRING Naw STRENGTH ALMOST TO PAPtn WITH GREAT BRITAIlMoS DISSATISFACTION
He declares he has designed a tty
By WILLIAM S. NEAI., L N. S. Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2!,-A mi , r ] ica’s newest naval building pr,, eram
.! as drafted
by the house naval affairs
INAL VERSE
KOKOMO, Ind.. Feb. 22 —A very pleasant surprise was givc.i the oliic-
lul board and class chairman of th*' [i|lg niachlne which embodies the j committee was endorsed by RepubL Woman’s Department Chib last Sat-. soaring principles of flight oi birds cun loaders today and its adoption by
urday at the home of the president. Mrs. John E. Moore at their annual spread. After the repast, Mrs. Moore introduced her house guest, Mrs. R. A. Ogg of Greeneastle, who for j many years was a resident of Kokomo, who entertained the company I with reading a collection of original
i poems.
.Many of Mrs. Oggs old friends who had known her as a speaker and en- | tertalner of high order, were geuuinely surprised at the grate and
Congress predicted.
Although some dissatisfaction was expressed because the program does not bring American naval strength ta
like the albatross and that it will enable men to fly without any motive power save that generated t the aviator’s own general strength.
The machine, which has not yet I arB - v with Great Britain, it was been built Is designed to have body, characterized as a ‘‘.-tep in the right length of twelve feet, a span of 25 j lBlec *' on- building of 14 cr uisfeet and a weight of 150 pounds. anc ^ on f aircraft carrier, all to be ‘•.My machine,” Captain Dibovsky ' n f' 11- ® 1 ’ years and completdecltued in an interview with Inter- cd six at a cost °f *271,000,000, national News Service, ‘'will enable ' vo i l,i ' 1 rol ' n<i out th ® )»^'at badly
balanced Navy, exponent of the pro-
gram said.
The door is still left
a man to fly by himself and be independent of the engine, petrol, oil and .all elements connected with the pro
CLAIMS
ALLOWANCES
AND
. 4 2.80 i 241.43 300.90 i . 23,30
37.50
i lleial position.
Greeneastle, Putnam County, Indiana,;'' O. Clodfelter. dep. and the rents and profits, for u term no;' A1 \ u Lisby, ti. sal. exp . . exceeding seven years of the follow'- 1- L. " oodburn, off ex .. in- de-cribed r-r.l estate situate in Leona Cooper, sal., exp. .
the County of Putnam and State of Woodstock Typewriter C. exp.132.00 Indiana, to-wit: !"'• H. Woodburn, off ex 170.50 The northwest quarter, and the Ed. Eiteljorge, Sal 175.00 northwest quarter of the southwest Ed. Eiteljorge, off exp. . . . qua; ter of Section number Seven (7),!Orville O’Neal sal., ex
in Township number Thirteen (13)|H. Lieber Co., eng. sup. ..
‘North, in Range number Five (5)|Oi'ville O’Neal, eg. sup ... West, containing two hundred acres iOrville O’Neal, eng sup. ... (200), more or less. |Jno C. Vermillion, sal exp.
If such rents and profits will not Lucile Hart, dep supt. ...
sell for a sum sufficient to pay andjChas. A. Marshall, Sal. ...
satisfy said decree, interest and costs, S. A. Vermilion, sal. exp. I w ill, at the same time and place, Fred Reising, court h. rpr
olfer for sale at public auction, the R. S. Cowgill, same fee-simple of said real estate, or so j. e. Macy, same much thereof as may be necessary, to ciiford Craver, sup
pay u.ul satisfy said decree, interest jtJ, u. Coffman, Jan. sal. ..
and costs. . i Homer Griffin, same
Said sale will be made without any i Hattie Thomas, Matron . . .
relief from valuation or appraisement ,Frank Roberts, labor laws. Dated this February 9th, 1928. ijno, Hamm, same
EDWARD FIT'...JORGE, Sheriff.Huntington laboratories C. II. S. W. K. Prichard, same of Putnam County. Indiana , 36.OP Ed. Dullerdick, same .
Duvall At Whit taker, L. K. HBleary, n. L. Jackson, c. h. sup. . James & Alice, Attys. for PUT. ' Eiger & Co., same 3t. Feb. 11-18-25-Posters. Ig n nitary Supply Co., saine Greeneastle G;is Co., same NOTICE TO NON-RESTDFIITS fee^c^l^ aanm STATE OF INDIANA. PUTNAM J Wabash Elec. Co., same ..
FRANK C. DAILEY
Frank C. Dailey, has announced for the Democratic nomination for Governor. Born in Wells County, Indiana, son of the late Joseph S. Dailey, former member of the Indiana State Supreme court, and after graduating ! * oin the Indiana I'niversity law school at Bloomington. Mr. Dailey returne.:
'n if! 10 * ,is home and entered the practice of law,,
.250.00 Ge was asssltiint prosecuting attorney during the early practice of his . 11.51 profession and in that capacity established more than a local reputution for
.i0l..i9 fearlessly and vigorously waging battle against crime.
In 1913 he was appointed United States District Aitorniy for Indiana, and his record against political corruption is well known to all. After retiring from this position (and entering the practice of law in Indianapolis, Mr. Dailey was chosen by the Attorney General of the United States to prosecute United States Senator Truman H. Newberry for having illegally |e lined his wmiinution and election by the expenditure of huge campaign funds. Follow ing n lengthy trial, and a bitter legal battle against the formidable array of counsel for Newberry, a Michigan jury returned a ver-
dict of guilty and Newberry was forced to retire from tire senate,
li was this record, coupled with his known executive ability, that prompt-
80.00 I 22.00 j •2 SO
202.50 i
53.50 ;
120.67!
1.9;> id the Democrats of Indiana to induce Mr. Dailey to make the race for the 248.03 i Democratic nomination for Governor, the first time he has ever sought uf-
ease of style, the gentle and at times sent principles ol flying. The man, pathetic thoughtfulness, and the de- himself will be master of the air. He liglitful vein of humor and sell dis- will rely only on the machine and nis closure embodied in her poems. jowii power. He can remain in tin
"iwn fur
President Coolidge to carry nut much of the Wilbur $740,000,000 program it was declared. Authority exists under the 191ti act for the President to
Mrs. Ogg while out of sympathy, air as long us he likes occording to , a l , P ro P* latl «)ns for mine destroy.
... I. . . . i er leaders and three sn
desire or to his physical facul-!
with the trend of the so-called new poetry, chooses as the theme for I ties.”
many of her poems the homely and Keeps Secret common experiences of life. Shelias Captain Dibovsky has chosen to u rare feeling for and understanding ( keep secret many of the details of of nature as shown in “The 'Turtle his purported invention, but if his Doves," “Hollyhocks” and others, claims are true, he will have ueSome ol her more serious lines ex-j<omplished something which invonpreased old regrets and longings, es-'tors from the time of Daedalus and pecialiy the verses written after thejicarus have been trying unsuccessdeath of her infant daughter. Ser-1 fully t 0 do. enily, the discipline of patience, andj The inventor explains that in tho grace of resignation, were shown In |instruction of his machine he hu» her closing lines "Morning Prayer,”] followed closely all the elements of
the simple and wonderful principles
ILLINOIS GAS TAX LAW IS DECLARED INVALID
J 1 2.50 !
.120.36 -■=— ■■■ — ’ .l^’l'jDr. Win. .Met Jang hey, saee . 10.00'j. L. Etter, same . 34.55 S. C. Prevo Co., same .... .100.83 Dr- E- M. Hurst, same ... .100.83 Dr. Win. McUaughey, same . IS.OolUly Denny, same . 5,oo Cai 1 Walters, same 3.00 , Dora McAuninch, same ...
and “An Evening Mood.” So delighted were her audience and so convinced of her ability as a poet, it was generally voiced that she should have them published in boos and a request was made to have the following one for publication here. THE THREE GARDENS jOh it isn’t just here in my little back
yard
That all of my flowers grow —
SPRINGFIELD, III., 1 h. 24(INS)—Illinois motorist-, headed by the Chicago Motor Club and affiliated organizations downstate won their fight, to have the two cent- per gallon gasoline tax erased from the -tatutes, when the State Supreme Cn'irt today handed down an opinion declaring the law invalid thereby reversing the ruling of the Circuit court of Kane county which had held the law constitu-
tional.
BETHEL A. M. E. ( 111 l!( II
. 108.75.G. W. Deere Son, sanie 85.52.
, [.Jasper L. McFerran, gas fund 135.8 1 ' hey 1,, ‘ engrafted on stalks that took cl j|- and w ill haw*
COUNTY, Central Trust Company, oi 1 Greeneastle Water Co., same* Greeneastle. Indiana, Administrator Greeneastle Water Co., same of ' tat* of Henry Carpenter, dec’d. Central Trust Co., jail sup .
6.25 | W. J. Hunt, same
110.78 IL M. Pell, same 195.75 I J- F. Cannon Co., Insane .... 5.25 jJ- F. Cannon Co., insane .... 309.51 W. K. Pritchard, sold, burial.. 62.00 J- E- McCurry, same 57.55 Florie McCammac, tux rid. ... 79.21 Marion Cooper, hgwy. prel. .. 67.30 C. C. Cook, bdg. rpr 2.11 Cache Vul., Dredging co., same
15.35 !
2.00
55.ii* 17.00
3.00
45.00 11.66 25.00 10.00 15.00 15.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00
3.50
. 2.00 68.25
A. E. Dorsey Construction Co..
. 1500.00
vs. ivu Dean, i t al. In the Putnam j Kiger Co., same Circuit Court. January Term. 1928. J. E. McCurry, same mice is hereby given to the De- Home Laundry Co., same ... fciidaiits William Claude Ewing, Industrial Elec Co. c. h. rpr., E! ..id I Tire. Mile Price Hi cd, Tme-Hlxon Lumber Maud* Prii e Bertrand, Noah Carpen- R. H. Cowgil, same ter and Henry Carpenter, and you .Mary U. McCullough, matron are heieby severally notified that tie 'Other McCullough, sup., sup.. above named Petiitoner an Admin-lotto Hicks, labor istrator of the * ,-tute aforesaid hu.-1 Herbert Simmons, labor .... filed in th Circuit court ol Putnam Fred Slddona, aame County. Indiana, a petition making|Cary McCullough, same you defendant thereto and praying! Rader Hathaway, same therein for an order and decree of|8. E. Taber, same said Court authorizing the sale of Lottie Baker, same certain real estate belonging to thelOrphus Chadd, same Estate of said Decedeut, and in sain j Albert Alice, same Petition described ,to make assets for|Alva CTiadd, mum I hi payment of the debts and liabil-! Moore A- Cook, eo, !m sup. •. ity of i lie uid estate; (bat said Peti |K. P. .Mullens, same tin.,. therewith an affidavit | High Point Oil Co., Mine • • • of a competent person staling that Fieri McCammack, same ... you and each of you are non rc*d- Mrs. Lewis Sinclair, same ... (lent- ol the Stall of Indiana and|W. M. O’Brien, M. 1). same ..
7.23 150.00 9.75 F. L. Whicker, same 649.88 3.06 West Pub. Co., pros, exp 7.00 27.0U Central Trust Co., office bond . 57.50
Co, auie 23.42 Nathan Call, same 12.50 32.25 Jesse Kendall, bdg. rpr 12.00
25.00 L. .May Gill Miscellaneous . . . 30.00 77.75 Fidelity Casualty Co 75.00 :;.70 J. B. Workmen, et al, omit tax 109.524.60 High Point Oil Co. gr. rd. rur. 242.75 4.50 Tribby Garage 14.85 28.00 J. B. Eggers, same 3.32 40.00 ! Industrial Sup. Co., same .... 140 40.00 Grant Allen, same k . 101.85
40.00 Henry Allen, same U.OujC. W. Dean 3.00 Chas. W. Silvery, same .. . 6.00 Lee Myers, same 6.50 1 A. G. Stitherlin, same .. 23.25 (Chas. Miller, same J 28,48 1 Dan Hull, sanie 54.70 Verner Houck, same ... 16.50 H. O. Batman, same 73.00 Harvey Hall, same
thai you are necessary parties in Family Welfare Society, dep eh 10.75
said proeecdin•- and that said Petl- May Williams, same tion so fib dj: set lor hearing in said [Goldie O’Neal Court at tin Court House in the : aid'Clara Brown, same .
City ol Creencastle, Indiana, on the 30th day of April. 1928. Wit lie s my hand and seal or the Putnam Circuit Court on this 17ih day of February, 1928. FEHD LUCAS, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. Hays A Murphy, Attys. « 3t. Fi h. 18-25 March 3
NO'
E OF SALE OF BONDS ITY OF GRLENf ASTLE INDIANA
Nniice is hereby given that seuled I proposals will be received at the office of the city-clerk of Greeneastle.
la.Run;-, until Friday, the 9th day of j Fred A. Dennis, M. !>., same March, i92H, at ten o’clock, A. M.. Geo. A. Collett, same for th'- purclia i of bonds ol t he City | Roy St ultz, same ...,
.Mary Robertson, same Francis Byrd, sume Mrs, Hay Hell, sume Duma York, same I Elizabeth Sears , same Mrs. Curtis Lawrence, same , Frank Edwards, same ; Amos Nicholson, sume : J. N. Dal by, same I Buscnberg Grain Co. Twp. Pr L. W. Vent h, same ! C. C. Collins, same I C. N. Strouhc. .sanu M. E. Chastain, same I! all Bros, same J. C. Wilson, bamc j Cecil Wilson, same I Culver Hospital, sume
of Gi
(t 19:
iiunibi'
i n a tb . Indiana being a total ID. E. Heed, same ol ten thon.-and dollar- | T. E. Wilson, same i0>, bearing date of March 1. C. A. Stalk, same i i In in- in denomination ofjC. F. Southard, same , ns and dollar- ($1,000) each, Iona J. Cline c ing a total ol tun boiids in 1 Farmer Stoic, same I hi lir.-t bond shall be dll’ i Dr, (i. W. Bence, name . . . . lyuhli on* year after date and Jas. i Nelson, Twp. Poor . !riU be one bund due and pay j Hamilton Hook Store, sum" :ch -iiiii--ivc year thcreaft-r, i T. F. Crawford, same I bonds In in fiw pel'cent (5'f)jj K. Cannon Co., sanu ... p, i annum, interest payable |(‘ A Killy, same
ittd ■ i re
urer , treai ana. Issui < d city
ible at the| Wright A Shnptatigli, sutiic f -aid city, S. C. Prevo Co,, sume . • • . i it ol PuD .1. L. Etter, same
I Van dal iu Coal Co., sume .. pur-1 L. M. Ghr*-w. Adnii
rl u »*
for thi
i putebase n | Noble SitideT. sun n pm .stianco I Moore A Cook, sanie Assembly of Cooper A Inman, sume ititled “An J. E McCurry, sunn* . ml Corpora-1S. C. Prevo Co., same .
Chas. Simmons
16.00 Clay Oliver . 20.09 Arthur C. Eggers
30.00 Jas. G. Bugg, same 16.(10 Brit Wright 8.00 Emery Nichols, same ....
, 30.00|C’. II. Knauer, same
20.00 Hex. Hathaway, same ....
. 40.00. Androw J. Johnson, same . 20.00 Layman Hepler, same .... , 30.00 Geo. E. Thomas, same .... , 23.25 Albert Houck, same
21.79 John O. Allee, same 26.16 Frank Arnold, same 25.Uu Herbert Fit immons, same 15.00 W. J Buntin, same 63.Ou Let Bryan, same 15.00 j F. C. Bond, same
22.33 Joe Hiuote, same
6.55 (’ha: . M, Diel, same 4.60 K. TI. Wright, same 12.00 iTilden McNeff, same
17.00 ] Roy Terry, same 10.00 iCiaronee McCatnmuck, same . 9.37 Robert Terry, bume 106.20 C. E. Horn, same 28.70 iGi'o. Wallace, sume . 9.96 (Sylvia Hurst, same 14.31 Earl Herbert, same 84.00jlra C. McKinney, same ....
30.00 It. J. Shake, sume 7.50 C. M. Furr, same
. 9.20 Huffarri Ituggles Co., sume ,
54.44 j Morrison Bros., same t.6U|Beck Sales Co., same
11.30 J. D. Adams, same 62.13 ptid West Stone Co., same .. 03.10'Mid West Stone Co., same ,.
3.56 I King Morrison ub., same ..
88.5o Elmer Blue, sanie 72.75 Ohio, Indiana Stone Co., same . 51.80 jw. F. Kuttmun, same 16 49 Henry Elmore, same 38.05 Roy Hillis, same 53.07 (indlaniipolls Commercial, same 30.00 j Anderson Vulc. Co., same ....
1.50 lL. M. Chew, Adinr., same
Unit
gas fund
Scribner & Spencer Co,
Road 3500.00
W. E. GILL. Auditor
2t, Feb. 18-25
V7IDE SEARCH IS ON E0R COVINGTON KAN COVINGTON, Ind.. Feb. 23. Fifty citizens of this city and vicinity start out this morning on a systematic hunt for I. N. Tharp, 60 years old. a mechanic, who mysteriously disappeared on the evening of Feb. 11. He was a bachelor, living In his own home and taking his meals out. Soon after eating his supper on Feb. 11 at a restaurant here, neighbors saw him drive his automobile away trom home, where he left the lights on and door unlocked. In less than an hour his automobile was discovered at tin side of the Dixie highway two miles west of this city, with the door open, lights on and unoccupied. Iiivestiga tlon has tailed to reveal any trace of
the man.
root in my heart lu a garden of long ago. I have pansies and peonies, clove pinks, and larkspur— • Rugged-Robins and gay holly-*
hocks;
It's a beautiful vision that Is blended with her Who once walked mid hei Sweetscented phlox.
There are roses and roses and roses
here;
The hundred-leaved, cabbage and
blush;
The sweet-briar, Juckminot hermosa I it can i isi
of Hying disclosed by nature in the alaliatross. The position of the nut? on his machine is horizontal, '.he
most suitable position for an economleal use of his powers. ; After considering the much nwJed The organs of steering are coiiccn- repairing and decorating uf the Dated in his hands and th*- organs j Church it was thought best mi 4 to biff of flapping in his legs. The body ol a parsonage for the time ’•■•ing, be machine will have a special form put forth an effort to raise irienerti' with a minimum of resistant .* to the| do the needed repairing and decent-
on its surface a ’ ing.
certain area of depression whicu v ill As the Church is impn vin(r it give automatic propulsion power, every way it is thought the improve-
Such an area of depression in the body of the albatross makes it able to move forward against strong cur-
rents of air.
The only other detail of his machine which Captain Dibovsky will on cloa at this stage is that the plane will be flexible in all directions and horizontally moving pedals will be connected with flexible v. ng-. Hi
monts will make it still more invitinc and inspiring. The fourth Sunday ir. March has been set for the rally. Three captains have been appointed, Mrs. Lucy Robertson, Mr , Jes-ie Nichols and Rev. A. L. Johnson, "t will have charge of the olu itatioii "f
funds for the rally.
Services—Sunday School, 2:> l * P m.; Class meeting at II a. m.; preadi
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67.90 99.45 73.35 34.75 66.50 40.90 36.35 110.65 69.60 65.85 I 36.10
SHUMAJCER AND PASTOR TO DEBATE PROHIBITION PLAINFIELD, Did., Feb. 24 —Dr
TRIO SENTENCED FOE ROBBING AGED MAN BEDFORD. Ind., Feb. 23. - A record was made in the Lawrence Circuit court today when summary pun Ishment was meted out to Leonard Jeffries, 35 years old. Ray Jeffries, 18, and Roy Davis, 22, who slugged Steven Stitch, 70-year-old Austrian quarry worker and robbed him of $1,200, his life time savings, Tuesday night. They were caught yesterday morning in Bloomington, brought back to Bedford and put in jail. Thi. morning they were sentenced by Judge Cox to from live to twenty-one years each. Leonard Jeffries lo the state prison at Michigan City and the other two the reformatory at Pendleton. Sheriff Tyree and his deputies left immediately with
the prisoners.
35.80 59.40 22.75 37.06 20.95 34.00 56.20 48.00
292.80
22.59 108.10
6.99
E. S. Shumaker, superintendent ol the Indiana Anti-Saloon League, and the Rev. H. W. Baldridge, Anti-Sal-oon League field agent, will hold n debate on “Prohibition and Its Enforcement” here Sunday evening, March 4, it was announced today by the Plainfield Ministerial Association. The debate Is sponsored by all Plainfield ('hiirch( s. Mr. Baldridge 1 i ! will portray the part of a prosecuting 18 8!i attorney who claims the law cun hot 11.40 be enforced and Dr. Shumaker that 5.60 jof an irate citizens demanding law ® j enforcement . Dr. Shumaker is a. og'.,5 former pastor of the Plainfield
1.92 Methodist Church.
dear
But they bloom for me in the hush. Of another old garden which nobody
sees,
That flowered in lauds a pun ; And 1 gather their fragrance to nilliglc wnh these In the garden of my heart. I’ve an old-fashioned Illy, the deep yellow kind— That my dear father counted a
pest
But it somehow fils into the scheme of my mind: Is an Integral part of my quest. For the old fashioned joys and the old fashioned scenes And the visions of long ago — When I was just a girl in my 'teens And lived in the flowers glow. Off to the South is the lilac hedge And here is the white snow ball. There the gorgeous Japouica show.* its edge Behind the syrlngu tall. And here in their modest little space The valley-lilies bloom And the scouted woodbine, you cun trace. To the door by Its wild perfume. There’s an old-fashioued dial not standing here — But it stood In its path apart And all of the paths of that garden
fair
Have their replica in my heart. So it stands today, in Its old-time place And turns the shadows away, Reflecting the sunshine on my face As it did on its own that day. So I wander around in my little back yard—• In my garden so bright and gay And there where the dial b standing guard— O'er the past and present, I .-ay. You and I w ill stunil in the sun. We vi ill garner of life the flowers So they may say when our day Is done “They reflected hut sunny hours.”
declares that by pushing the machine | ' n K ot 7:30 p. ni. Subject, Lie forward on an inclined smooth sur- M 08 ! oofl All Fogether 1 hii'-'i- 1 ’ 1 - | face for 100 yards in calm weathu 1 A. L. JOHNSON, I a >r.
from the ground and fly I
without difficulty attaining an
tude of 3,000 feet. 15 to 25 Miles
“In calm weather,” CuptuM
FORMER LOCAL MAN < UI.hI' PASSING WORTHLESS tlllilkS
• county jail pending
| charge of forgery. Alexander | to have cashed checks in Lebanon,
tlnoiigh j amcs town and North Salem, bofuf*
presenting a forged check to 1- ^ Thompson, manager of the hrok'vf
grocery three weeks ago.
Thompson had been on the looknv' for the man since he found the l 'hc' K j fraudulent, and finally lan 5 J him-c
lu-t fled
(Danville Gazette)
1,1 1 Clarence Alexander, of lielimui!’-
b0VBk> aid , “my machine u „• : , reach a speed of between 10 and Ua ty jai , pcndjn(J action on a milesc un houi. I charire of fm-irerv. Alexander is said
Were this picture of men of ;ho
future flapping their way
space by movements not dissimilar to swimming the dream of a mere visionary, it might be dismissed wall out consideration. But Captain Dibovsky has shown his worth as a practical aviator as well us an Inventor and his new claims have created a viirituhle sensation. His achievements include the invention of a syn chronlzlng gear for firing through the propeller of an airplane, for which he was awarded $25,000 by Hu* Royal Commission of Awards to Inventors. He has been concerned with flying since 1908 and received a gold medal from the All-Russian Aeronautical Society for his flight from Sebastopol to St. Petersburg, a distance of 1,600 miles. He served with the Russian Imperial Air Force
in the war and received many decor-] The committee In chaiu- "f »" at ions. He came to England as chief i proposed erection of u hist"''' 1 " 1 ot the Run i an Naval Aviation Com-1 marker on the National l* ni1
mission and in 1918 wa nt to Amcrh t us a machlne-guu expert. He plans
he entered the Hughes garage Saturday. One affidavit ha- been against him charging forgery, a- " suit of complaint from the lt viu Dry Goods Company at North nh'o He has been placed under bomt 1 v2,r>00 to await court action. S" laf he has been unable to find a ' >ulll ' =
man.
LOTS OF ROUTINE
BEFORE MARKER CAN
BE PLACED ON ROAD
to lecture here on an ( ally date.
bis invention at
HADLEY B. CAMMACK GOES TO HOUSTON. TEXAS POSITION Hadley B. Cammack, who has held a position with thi Chicago Surface Street Railway lines for the past sev oral years, has accepted a position us Assistant General Manager and Research Engineer for the Houston, Texas, Street Railway Co. Hi expects to leave Chicago for his new work sometime next week.
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nief
point east of Harmony " h< i
famous “Ten O'C'lock Llm
tinned in the treaty between t' 1 ernment with the Indians i a' " The Clay County Historical will work in co-operation "itli Putnam County Historical So<
Officials from the Stat
Commission were here yes'ei' 1 "^ i agai ii I# tkia matter. It " J 1 essary to submit plans and eP"
tions of the marker to th(
sinn before approval can be ol _’,
THe commission is uiixlou marker be placed so thu
not have to be moved in • J ' National Road Is ever widen"'. Highway Commission ofltelal
remote P <,w
Highway
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Before going to Texas he will visit I like this is not at the home of his parents, Mr. and because of the great Mrs. J. 0. Cammack for a day of two. truffle on this road. Mr. Cammack is a graduate of the Suitable in.-cilptlon for i 1 "' 1, Greeneastle High School and Purdue, tlon of tho traveling publi 1
University. I made on the marker.—D'A* 11 1