Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 November 1928 — Page 2
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GREENCASTLE HERALD PACE TWO
THE HERALD
FERD LUCAS, Clerk Putnam Cir-f
cult Court.
3t. Nov. 20-27-I)ec. t.
Established as the Star & Democrat
in 185*
Entered as Second Class mail matter: SHERIFF'S SALE at the Greeneastle, Ind.. postofflee. I '> , t " p ol ' a eertifle.t copy of a Charles J Arnold Proprietoi decree to me directed from the Clerk i Lelioy Bee City Editor' 01 ' tll<! Putnam Circuit Court. IndiKoy Evans Manager | ana in 11 cause wherein The Ladoga Published every afternoon, except Building Loan Fund and Saving As-[ Sunday, at 17-1!) South Jackson jnoeiation, plaintiff vs. Daniel E. Oil-j
Addie C. Gilmore,!
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Mate Prey of Shark;
Street, Greeneastle, Indiana.
PHONE 65.
more, Addie C . Gilmore defendants requiring me to make the sum of Three hundred and eighty-seven Dollars and nine cents, with interest on said de-
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a year; in Greeneastle by carrier, 10c cr.e and costs, 1 will expose at Public, a week; weekly edition $l.- r >0 a year; iSale to the highest bidder, on Satur-j advertising rates on application. jday. the 8th day of December. A. D.. 1
1928, between the hours of 10 o’clock;
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at the door of the Court House In I Putnam County, Indiana, the rents land profits for a term not exceeding | seven years, the following Real Ea-
Itate to-wit:
! One un-numbered lot lying im,mediately between lot 105 and lot 106 in Danial T. Thornton’s Enlargement to the Town of Bninbridge, ludii' | ana.
J | If such rents and profits will not
{sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said
NOT ICE OF FIN AL SETTLEMENTLj ecreei interests and costs, I will at OF ESTATE ; the same time and place expose at pub Notice is hereby given to the Cred-j]t c sa i e f ec simple of said real esitors, Heirs and Legatees of Jolm j t a t 0 or so nmcli t] leve0 f ag ma y ti 0 B uf. Tr.be!\ deceased, to appear in the Put ficicnt to discharge said decree, inter-
iiam Circuit Court, held at Grecncastlc, Indiana, on the 12 day of December, 1928, and show cause, if any, why the final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent out should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive
their distributive shares.
Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this t7 day of November, 1928. FEKD LUCAS, Clerk Putnam Cir-
cuit Court.
3t. Nov. 20-27-Dec’. 4.
tularemia is spotted and that the rabbit so afflicted usually moves sluggishly and is easily bagged by the hunter. Tularemia when contracted by humans may be fatal. The patient usually suffers from high fever for weeks at a time.
DR. GRAVES LOSES PROPERTY IN FIRE
Dr. Benjamin H. Graves, head of the DePauw biology department, lost personal property valued at $5,000, when the Ostrom apartment in which he resided was completely destroyed , by fire early Sunday afternoon. The fire, believed to have started j from an overheated flue, completely . gutted the building. Members of Del- ! la Upsilon, Delta Kappa Epsilon, and Beta Theta Pi were able to save much of the property in the downstairs apartments. A number of valuable microscopic slides belonging to Dr. Graves were rescued from the flames. It was erroneously announced in the Herald Monday that Walter Hess and family and Miss Ethel Morris occupied the house.
When Fate Dealt the Cards
est and costs. Said sale will be male without any relief whatever from val-,
nation or appraisement laws. EDWARD EITELJORGE, Sheriff
Putnam County.
Robert Marks, Attorney for Plain-
tiff.
Nov. 9, A. D. 1928.
3t Nov. 13-20-27 Poslors
Sure Way to Stop Coughing
Sharks swam in the water and tore viciously at arms and legsi of Vestris victims, Mrs. Earl Devore (above), wife of the noted racing driver, told newspapermen. She blamed dull cowardice of her lifeboat crew for loss of her husband’s life as well as several other passengers. including a baby.
This Prescription Relieves
Instantly
NOTH E OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF ESTATE
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors, Heirs and legatees of Alice A. Carmichael, deceased, to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held at Greeneastle, Indiana, on the 12 day of December. 1928, and show cause,
if any, why the final settlement ac-, . ... , , ,,.unt's with the estate of said dreed-1which patent medicines and cough week,
ent should ot be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive
their distributive shares.
Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this 17 day of November, 1928.
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URGES MUSICAL GROUP Fay C. Gaylord, chairman of a mus leal stunt contest to be staged at the Indiana Corn Belt Musical Contest at Purdue University, January 14, urges the organization of a musical group in this county to compete. Mr. Gay- : lord, in a letter to County Agent R. j H. Stevenson, urges that a group of j musical fun dispensers be organized; to represent this county.
Mr. Bales who has been seriously
Almost' il1 hifluenza, now has pneu-
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mon j. j j The first issue of the “Ink Pot” for . n Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Torr moved ^ y ? ar b L °. distributed to the
Coughing is usually due to causes to their new home in this vicinity last ' u< tn s ? 11 ^,. hl8:h s ^ hoo! " e<| nes-
I day morning. The sophomore class
syrups do not reach. However.! Mr. and Mrs. John Houck called on ha , 8 < ' harpe publishing the high Thoxine. a famous doctor's prescrip- Mr. and Mrs. George Baldwin last ^ ao !)am J ) tb,s • vear ’ Mlss ft tion relieves coughing with the very Fnday afternoon. I ' Valls of thc hngh * h n ^*rtnient. is
first swallow. It works on an entirely Mrs. Addie Clifford, who was taken different theory, has a double action, to the Putnam County Hospital
relieves the arritation and goes direct
to the internal cause.
Unlike most cough medicines, Thoxine contains no chloroform, dope or other harmful drugs. Safe for the
whole family. Also excellent for .sore noon,
throat. Quick relief guaranteed or Mrs. Herold Sears your money back. 35c.. 6Cc-, and spent Thursday with $1.00. Sold by Stevens. Owl. Fleenors Mrs. Frank Toney,
and all other good drug stores.—Adv.
week ago last Thursday, remains
about the same.
Mrs. Mat Furney and daughters Mary and Margaret called on Mrs. Layton Clifford last Monday after-
and children
supervisor of the paper. A great deal of interest has been shown by the staff in getting this issue ready for distribution. The following students
are members of the staff.
Charles R. Brown—editor-in-chief. Philip Taylor—assistant editor-m-j
chief.
William MeGaughey — Business
her mother. n ' a T na * er ’ John Thomas—assistant
How to Play BRIDGE Series 1928-29 by Wynne Ferguson Author of “PRACTICAL AUCTION DRIDGE"
business
Fstel and Eldon Rowings, Margaret] ir ‘® oai;e1,
Furney, Lela Mae Akers, Thelma Hcrsthal Cross—joke editor.
Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas i spent the evening l%st Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. I^ayton Clifford.
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Mrs. Frank Toney and daughter,! Lemona were in Greeneastle shopping Saturday afternoon. Mrs. laiyton Clifford spent one; evening last week with her parents, | Mr. and Mrs. Mat Furney.
Bernice Tribby—assistant joke ed-
itor.
Charlotte Etter—exchange editor. Sarah Jane Durham—society editor) Edward Taylor—sport editor. Mary Louise Kocher—Art editor,
BLEEDING CAUSES DEATH BEDFORD, Ind., Nov. 26.—Thomas
CLINTON FALLS
The proper leads against a suit bid b> the opponents, when partner has not bid, are always difficult. One of thc best ways to get an idea of the proper leads in such a case is to study a few type hands that illustrate thc im[xirtanl (siints. Suppose in the following liands. tor example, that thc dealer has bid one spade and all pass: Example No. 1 A holds spades, 9, 7, 4 hearts, A, K, 6, 2; diamonds, i 6, .5, 3 clubs, Q, 5, 4. He should lead th- '• iug ot hearts, thereby showing to hii inner that be holds the ace. He sh I then carefully observe the cards h* ,'y Dummy and the card which ' h.s js.rtner, B, plays. li Dummy holds 1, 10, 5, 4 ami B plays the eight, it is pr.ct'i ally certain that B is pluving ”higli-low” in order to show two only ol the suit; in which case A should continue with thc me and give his | partner a rutl on the third round. Example No. 2. A holds spades, 0, 7, 4, hearts, Q, 6, 4, 2; diamonds, 1, 10, 7. 6, 3, clubs, 6. Here he should lead his singleton club in the hope of trumping the second round of clubs be f ori thc trumps arc drawn. But if A hold's spades, O, J, 7. 4; hearts. 0,6, 4, 2 diamonds, L 10, 7,6;clut»., 6, he should not lead his singleton club, for it can be of no value to him to win ? tricl. with a ruff. He is holding strength in trumi*, and he should lead his jack ol diamonds. Example No 3. A holds spades, ] K, 6, 4; hearts, K, Q, 7, 3, diamonds, ] A, 4, 2: clubs, Q, f), V A should lead | the king of hearts. If he wi re playing i against a bid of ‘'One no-trump,” be i would 'cad the three ot hearts; but againsi a “One spul " hi I he mu*i plav the king of hearts in order to mal.e certain, except against a beak di - trihution that hi' his a sure heart
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diamonds also appi ir to hi trickwiarera, and his ciueen of clulxi may be useful, if undisclosed.
ARTICLE No. 32
Example No. 4. Don’t lead from A,
(i. e., holding two cards only in a suit) under any circumstances unless your hand is so peculiar that you can late thc risk. Thc lead of the Ace from A, x gives more games to thc Declarer than this world dreams of. Z bids “One spade,’’ and A, holding spades, 9. 7, 4; hearts. K, 9, 6, 3; diamonds. A, 6; clubs, J, 10, 7, 5, should not lead the ace of diamonds and then thc six, for he m.i\ thereby make the only lead 1^ which Z can make game Thc position of thc ace of diamonds may be thc one did' lit point in Z.’s play of the hand, dear it up for him forthwith? D impos iblc for me to give in fuller Jet, .1 tiro reasons for not leading from A, x, but, unless there ate exceptional
circumstances, "Don't."
Here is a hand that caused ronsidcrablc discussion in a recent duplicate gam - Think it over and compare results with an analysis that will be
given in the next article:
Problem No. 34 Hearts —Q, 10. 8, 5
Clubs -7
I) ..monds — A, K, Q, I, S Spades — Q, 6, 2
There will be quarterly meeting ! here at the M. P. Church Saturday ( night, December 1 with preaching ) service* following. Also meeting Sun- ' day morning and night by Rev.
Hanger of Clayton.
Max Martin and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brattin Sunday. Mrs. Goldie Bee and Mrs. Eula Staggs spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Caleb Bament. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. [ Fannie Sigler Thursday, December 6. j That will be th" Christmas grab basI ket. Each member is requested to ! bring some article for the basket.
Janies Duncan, 9-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Duncan, died here today of purpura. He had been afflicted with the disease since a baby and Saturday he was stricken with in ternal bleeding, which caused bis death. It was the first death from this cause known in this community. Mrs. Duncan’s mother, Mrs. Mollie Pitcher was killed last week by a hit-and-run driver in Indianapolis and her brother who was injured at the same time, is in a hospital there.
SERVICES HELD FOR THREE OF FAMILY. CRASH VICTIMS
COVINGTON, Ind., Nov. 26.—
Callie Bettis, who has been visiting 1 (INS)—Funeral services were held at!
Y A B Z
Hearts — K, |, 9, 4 Clubs — A, 9, 8, 5 Diamonds — 7 Spades — \, K, J, 4 No score, nihber game. If 7 bids one i.ale and A pusses, should Y bid two 'h.unnnds or pa>s > If V bill two diam ">di and 11 passes, should 7. bid two no trump or two hearts? If 7. does bid two HO trump and A pluses, should V hid three spides or pass'* This Kami brings out tome very pretty proldems of bidding, no think it over carefully
Hearts — 1. 9, 5
Clubs 10,4
Diamonds — A, K, 10, 9, 6, 4, 2
Spades. — 8
Problem No. 35 Hearts — Q, 10, 8, 3
< bibs — 6, 2
Diamonds < N 5, 3
Spider — 9, 5, 4
Alberta Wilmoth for the past ween, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs, George Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bettis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Abner Sigler. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hester and Mr. and Mrs. Trefz. Mrs. Lizzie Heart and son and Mrs. Eula Staggs and son were afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bettis. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Crodian and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Goddard. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Roach and daughter of Greeneastle called on Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce Sunday
night.
Rileysburg, Ind., near here, today for Cleo Howard, 23 years old; Edna! Howard, 20, and Marie Howard, 18,] who were fatally injured when their' automobile was struck by a C. M & St. P., railroad switch engine near the Illinois state line. All of the victims were children of Mr. and Mrs. Clevc Howard, who live near the state line.
TRUSTEE PRESENTS CHECK TO ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION']
SECOND TULAREMIA WARNING BROADCAST
Hearts — K, 6, 2 Club* 0.1,9, 7 Itiamond: — J, 7 S|«ides — K, y, 7, 3
Heart* — A, 7, 4 Clubs A. K, 8, 5, 3 Diamonds — none Spades — A, J, 10, 6, 2 INo score, rubber game. Z dealt and bid one spade. A bid two diamonds, Y passed r Id tvn no trump. Z bid three cIuIk- A >id three diamonds and Y and B passed Z n bid lour clubs, A passed, Y bid lour spades and B doubled. All ,1 A r^K.Tcd thc king of diamonds. How hould 1 play the coiubined -hat he will stand the tx’sl chance to make his bid? Solution in the pext ajude.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 26.—(INS) - Following the report of another case of tularemia, the second to be discovered in Indiana within a week, Dr. C. F. Adams, director of the labI oratory of the state board of health, today broadcast another warning to all hunters in the state to beware of infected and sickly appearing rabbits. “Lay off the rabbits that are too easy to get,” Adams said. “Such rabbits arc usually sick.” The second tularemia victim was William Sharter of Danville, Ind. On November 19th Dr. O. W. McKittrick of Washington, Ind. diagnosed the illness of Mrs. Wilson Harbin of that city as tularemia.
John Bain, of Chicago, a trustee of i the University, presented a check for $500 to the DePauw athletic assocta- j tion just before the game with Wabash Saturday afternoon. The check was to have been presented after the game in case of a De-1 Pauw victory, hut was given just before the contest instead. The money will lx* used by the athletic association for purposes to be determined by the University athletic committee.
BANK INSTALLS SAVING ACCOUNTS MAUFTINE
The Central Trust Company of the Central National Hunk, has installed a valuable new piece of machinery, which will make easier and more accurate, the handling of savings accounts for the ensuing year. The machine will be put in operation December 1. The machine is a combination of lasting and bookkeeping machinery and will record deposits on both the deposit slips and deposit books at the some time. It was in-
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A “busted” royal flush was the last hand that Fate dealt to Arnold Rothstein, suave little king of the gamblers. The above poker hand symbolizes his colorful life: Ace of Diamonds, Rothstein got his first “break” in a poker game with Charlie Cates, the $40,000 he won starting him on the road to fortune; King of Diamonds, luck was consistent and Rothstein bought apartment houses and hotels right and left; Queen of Diamonds, he was happily married, shielding his wife from publicity of his profession; Jack of Diamonds, a royal flush seemed about to be his. and Rothstein pushed in all of his chips; Deuce of Spades, and the last card he got was death by an enemy’s bullet. ._ j I International Newares!)
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s Back to the Boston Braves ; goes Johnny Evers, one-time star second sacker of the old [Cubs. This time the peppery (Johnny will don the toga ol 'leadership as captain ami field manager. He was signed by Judge Fuchs to fill the niche joccupied by Rogers Hornsby, 'acquired by the Cubs fot $200,000 cash and five players <Int#rn*tlon«l NewareeU
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