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GREENCASTLE QUINTET WINS OVER CLINTON

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PHESIDENT OXNAM SPEAK9 A I i NIVFRSITY . riAPEl

t [ .an. r.os r.o Drench (Jcnnan. f Rjf- ] XGi irf m TaXF » »I-R 11 l.^h, or In h. it* & rr,an the equal ^ " VMti.N*. »«*> *0>\ SXHW jot his fellow men.’ " | ON ROAD BOND 19.91 F. It was left for on? great American 1 In the Matter ol the petition of

What is considered a the IjifTpest production of the iuii.ni si:t-on the United Artist- Production HeU’: Ariifels,” which opoiu-d y.- terduy nt the Granada Theatre nn«i play at T ain today and Tuesday, matinee and

night.

It's more than a picture, it i an experience brimming with the vri ■ 1 < playen efsence of life. The first multi 'iiei nc.t tit High School husketball million dollar talkuig picture ever i ■ 1 '-a ,iy Uch, ied the Clinton the acreen. 1 • by a 31 to drama that tin world ha* evi-r seen " 11 Ul1 'h'- tiii ciu a He tlo.ir Sat

the I Neile fl Heber, et ah, for the

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to voice the very etsence of ....

Amernan dunocratie nature, when at 1 ptovtu.eni ot a rubin iii r ;ti"a>,

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President Ovnain was in charge of Gettysburg tVie immortal Lincoln

ilie Univet iiy chapel Monday morn ! dedicated the American people to the I 'Vjotlce is hereby j-i..-n to the lav | mg and m hi Wa-hington Day add ’ *dgh proposition 'that this nation I payers of Washington Township, in

under God shall have a new birth of | Putnam ' ounty

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BAUSMAMTF. RFSEitVFS PLAY " J R vnt through the diaries of MOST OF CONTF.ST—JUNIORS Washington and checked the

WIN OVER VISITING SECONDS ' ntii.-s f,,r Fehruary twenty-second. I ] ‘* ml1 not perisli from the earth.’

Indiana, that thp j

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, T' I said coimty. III their regular Fcbru-1

people, by the people, for the people, | ury Tv>rrn thp ;il me being the

freedom, and that government of the! Boned ol ( uonty

IN I.ASY STYLE

I ihougbt it might be interesting to] “There is not word more precious .i • itaiu wlint l - thought of hi ■ I to the American than liberty, lost as birthday f’srang.ly enough, in no ] ” v, ' re<1 wagon’ ;y tnletlir.ifl Idcase he mention the fact that it j P»«nrering spirit, and I lie Itedaration

of Independence his democracy, so the Liberty Hell is emblematic of a

A production that will

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urday night

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the history of motion ph fives as an Ah'- cud* t'e.u* d ' In i-ruaslle juniors unmatched achi» \i-uuvt (’oncieved turned Lack th» Clinton • conds tiy on a grand scale—it surpasses every A 1 21 to 11 sc >ie. motion picture ever produced. Hete ' - ■ 1 Bauama f Oreen* n picture that thrills old and youni 1 ‘nsth -■ tarti-1 II Stone, veteian for alik*-— it has the uuievrsal appeal <,f ward and toiii nserve players and* nil great masterpieces end belong to did not mak* c. .sub-Unit ion until

• . >nd string center was

it is »o real. It'-- the only authentic scat fiotn the game by the Personal picture of aerial wnrfan ever pifi foul rout*-, lie was replaced by Mcducol and no other pict in- has iv r Anally, h ngthy regular center.

his birthday Throughout llo- diaries thciv i- how* ver, considerable refer- , tic*- to America and Am<-rican.-. Who o’ the American whom he discusses? 1 haiacti-i i?atioii ■ are always dangerous gen* rnlizations, but it would eem that the American ha at !*-a-'

iv characteristics.

“'The Gov. red Wagon’ symolizes | Hu- fu 1 striking characteristic of the American The men and women win laid Hi*- foundations of the American republic wen pioneer * Thu forebearers had crossed the stormy At- ! lantie in sailing ships, venturing in

equalled its daring and brenth-takin Cross, ij. v.t\r guard was thei 1 11 ' 1 " ^ 1 " 1 '" l , 1 ' magnitude. IT a total cos intent, Ur< \ ,l ‘ l " ^ an

i constant peril. A mere handtul ol * brave folk landed upon the eastern 'Calmard. They pressed westward, lever westward, over the Appula- < hams, across tin- plains of the Mill-

ing of this mammoth production wa - Ins (lire* field goals and (He free $4,900,000 and tower nhivp any spec tl > iws i i a Piial of II points taele yet presented on the screen. t'Htiii n l-d at the half by 9 to R The east include B,-n Lyon, .lean .count, but tin* Bauman it es pulled] Harlow aril James llaH Added sub away easily In the final frame, jocts to the Granada’- current pro ) Lineup and summaries follow

third characteristic. When tin- lie11 wa.- ns a-1 in 17? ’ it bore the inscrip tion, "Proi laim liberty throughou*. all the land unto ail the inhahinants therof.’ The men who founded Jamestown -' night political liberty. The Pilgrims aboard the Maytlowi-r sought religious liberty. One of the most cherished symbols of mir American spirit i« Faneuit Hall in Boston, known throughout the nation ns ‘Cradle of Liberty.’ The word liberty is inscribed upon our coinage. We possess a Statue- of Liberty given to us by people who have -nug of ‘Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity.' It is interesting to note that there is in--crilied on the pedestal of this statue the following lines, written by Kmma latzarus, a Jewess:

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die West, into the fastnesses of tho|‘ (;iv »* nl ° > oUI ' ‘‘red, jmui p-or. Kockies. until nt last the blue wate rs I Your huddled masses yearning to

i of the Pacific marked the, far-bung j breathe free,

I boundary of the great repiidic. It i> ; Th, ‘ " ^U-hed refuse of your teeming

! a miracie story, replete with scenes j shore

i of forest penetration, river crossing*,! • k ' , r, d these, the homeless, tempest-

i torm nattling. mountain scaling, aad

. ttlenu-nt building, tobether with: 1 lif, ‘ '"J' lam P Reside the golden

countless revelations of indomitable door.

the renders who hand us in ne" s items, telephone them, or mail them to us. We appreciate more than we can tell here how those favors help us Any time you have an item of news, we wt appreciate your thoughtful.iess in giving it to us, and the sooner we have them the more it helps us in our task of getting out the paper. So, when ymu have visitors, or an accident happens in your community, there is a death, a new baby, or anything that goes to make n real newsy paper, don’t hesitate to get the item to us in the most convenient manner The phone No. is Ofi Thanks.

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character, capacity to sacrifice, and

willingness to toil.

The American is characterized, too. by an insistent seeking after democracy. It was he who flung into world thought a concept that was to sweep around the globe and lift mankind to higher living and greater dignity. The Declaration of Independence declares without equivocation that the Creator has endowed men with certain ’inalienablerights.’ Thomas Jefferson, writing upon the principles "f American government, put as the very first statement, ‘Equal and exact justice to all men, of whatever state or persuasion, religious or political.' Into the political literature of

first day of said term, determined to | issue and sell road improvement I bonds of said Washington Township, not to exceed the sum of three thouand and twenty two dollai ($3,022.00). The amount of bonds issued to bear interest nl tbe rate of four and one half per ,cnt. per an-

num, payable s(>n,i annually. The net usse n-*l value of all pro-

perty in Washington Tovji-hip, a tax ing unit, is Sl.Sinfi.'J Iti.Uo. The present, total imii-ht**dnes s for road bonds for -•aid towrehip, without this issue,j there being no incorporated towns or

l ilies Iher* in, is 112,704.110.

That the proposed issue and sale of said road bonds and the proceeds to be derived therefrom are to he used to pay for the improvement and con truetion of the said Neile I!. Holier, et al. Hoad Improvement in said!

Washington Township.

Ten or more taxpayers, other than ! i those who pay poll ta . only, of sai 11 township, who fi l l themselves aggrieved by such determination ol | -aid board to c -tie and * 11 said road bonds, may appeal to the State Board I of Tax Commissioncra for further action by filing objections to the isI sue of said bonds with the county j ] auditor of Putnam County, Indiana, 1 'on or before twenty-nine i29) days from the day of the first publication of ibis notice in the newsrinpcrs in which the same will he printed ami published. If a remonstrance or oh-1 icctions are filed against this l*on,! issue a hearing will he given at tincourt house in the City of Greencastle, Indiana, by said State Board of

Tax Commissioners. — 1

“When the Constitution was draft-| named bv said Board, ed and the framers neglected to write! Done by order of the into it certain guaranlm's of liberty, f ounty < ommis-ioners

day to be

a Bill of Mights wa- - added in the form of ten amendments. Tie- very i first of the amendments, reads: ‘('on- ! gress shall make no law respecting ' an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exeriise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech or } of the press, or the right of the j people peaceably to assemble and to , petition the government for a redress

of grievances.’

‘•‘I am an American individualist.’ writes Herbert Hoover in his thought ] provoking book entitled ‘American I Individualism.’ Here he voiced in five I

Board of of Putnam

this *2d day of

County, Indiana, on

February. 1931.

WILMS F. GILL. Auditor of i Putnam County, Indiana. 2t. Feh. 2I-2H. Posters.

fjjlt’s a waste of time to wony along with incompetent help when an army of good material

NOW OPERATING DAILY Matinee and Nc.t.: Under New Policy

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flow Showing TO-DAY and TUESDAY Tie first multi-million dollar Bilking pi<irue

“Howard Hughes has produced an av Larkin spectacle, the like of which has not previou-sly been seen on the screen. —N.Y. Telegram HOWARD HUGHES’/ 7 Thrilling t/j Spectacle _ Jff f/t

The Startling Picture of the Air uith JEAN HARLOW Ben Lyon- -Jarmt Mall The Highest Peak of Motion Picture Achievement —A picture that cannot be snrp.tssrd lor sheer thrills and daring ! "No theatre-goer who is decently grateful for the divine gift of eyesight should fail to see Hell's Angels’.

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land ha gone thi conception of | w " r, D another American tra.t. The YOU 31110112 vllC

*1 racy. Chari* Sumner, referr American is an individualist. Mr. J

readers of the classified

columns.

Sumner,

ing to the Constitution oni Massa- ! Hmiver knows that tins characteri husets, and speaking in the splendid |‘*he of the Anu-ricao, unless curbed

periods of the oratory of yesterday, declared, ‘He may, be poor, humble, or black; ho m«y be of Caucasian. Jewish, Indian or Ethiopian race; he may be French, German, English, or Irish extraction; but before the Constitution of Massachusetts all the dis tinctions disappear. He is not poor, weak, humid*' or black, nor is he Caucasian. Jewish, Indian or Ethiop-

British Columb. ^ka Cruise Will Enable Travelers To See Oui-ci-ihc-Way Places in I.and of Midnight Sun

by certain social restrictions, is like-, ly to run ranqiunt, and that the

strong and dominant may become, f] JWclllt ads TlfOCl

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the necessary lieutenants of the modern, busy bus;*

man.

Win Mr cruises to Mutbroi slimes and arcanal Uve world art no Umovs non* in th* shipping work! bu; during 1MI travrierx will have the opportunity ot making • untqvie summer voyane—a 12-day cruise to far-ua Briuab Columbia and *1111 more remote Alaska land ef Northern light* end myttery Thl* expeumoo I* scheduled to leave Vancouver B C- on Au« 11 and the “Pnncea* a.ica a g.lOO-groM-ton vessel t* the .hip seonrd which the vuaaraat vovsaris trill make the journey Pawengere on this northern crutw wth visit the far-flunc frontieev ot the eacitmg gold ru*fc of f>8 see salmon canneries in action inspect east paper mills Journey to goldminlng camps and visit points of

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hls’orlesi interest Hieee include Mackenrie's Rock on Dear Channel in Northern Br::ish Columbia where Sir Alexander Mackenzie after crommg Canada t>> land in 1793 caught bis first glimpse of the Pacific Ocean. Skagway bard-oolled roaring center of the gold rush and Sitka on BaranoS Island th* old Russisn capital of Alaska in the days when the Cam owned and administered the land of the midnight sun In addition. their ship will navigate the Beha CanssL • narrow waterway eurroundad by magnificent scenery— a ptsssige rarely us versed by atc»ujcf>

prying the regular Aiaakan route Taku Glacier, one of the highlights of this trip, u a huge mass of Ice. 90 mile* long and 100 feet high Tbe vibration of tbe ahlp's siren as It approaches often causes great masses of ice to break oS and plunge into the water with a cannon-like report. Contrary to opinion once held. Alaska is not a fro ten waste for ms ay varieties of Sowers bloom profusely, even in the northern part Brightlypainted grotesque totem pole* never tall to Interest the traveler who is constantly encountering unusua* sight* in this land of romance.

kirumcii of the predatory animals, j

rim.-*' h*' -tat*--i ‘It is where dominant I (q thg tCICDnOnC— private property is assembled in the | *

hands of the trruups who control the ' stale that the individual Logins to! feel eapital as an cvr-re^sor.’ He adds, -To curli the forces in business

which would destroy equality of spir- J1CSS it. un*l yet maintain the initiative and (

creative faculties of our people, are the twin objects we must attain.' “‘E I’luribus LTiunT suggests another churaeteristn of the American. It means literally, 'Out of many, one.’ The early American knew something 1 of the national hatred of Europe. He fact d the dead pn-sibility following ' the Revolution of setting up thirteen separate nations. He saw clearly that this would mean carrying over one of the major causes of the intermit- i tent warfaie of Europe to America. Note that the first object stated is ‘to form a more perfect union.’ Th* name of the country is the United States of America, and the emphasis is appropriately 'laced upon the won! united. The Californian, the Tevan, the ixMipie of the Middle West and of the South, join with the New Englanders and this inhabitants of all other states in the insistence that the state shall be forever soverign, j hut sovereign only as a member of an

j indissoluble union.

‘‘The first patent is-ued in the Unit j ed States in 192*> was numbered I L- r >77,997. This simple statement reveals another characteristic of the | American. He is an inventor. AmeriI .an genius in this field must turn in- ' creasingly to research, to the masI tery of principle, and the dcvelop- . ment of the scientific attitude whereI in truth is pursued for truth's sake rather than for the returns of com-

1 meroial enterprise.

"The words inscribed on our coinage. ‘In God We Trust," may sound snnvwhat blasphemous or hypocritical to those who look upon the Ameri can as an individual of Shylock spir- I it. Hut to those who know America, that phrase reveals the rich religious heritage that is ours. The words inscribed upon the Liberty Bell were taken from Liviticua 25:10, and are typical of the religious interest of the founders of America.

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Waterways Development Speeded by fleiv$500,000 Terminal

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eVANSVTLLC, iDd —BvansvUl* has Une. and Inciependrm towing operabecome ths most Inland of Amsrtca s tlon* Tracks of the Chicago A- Ka*t-

aeaporta with ths opening of tbs new •500/700 Mead Johnson terminal on th* Ohio rtvsr. providing facilities for handling railroad freight and motor truck ahtpmanta from tha Middle Wes: via rtvar bs.-ges to cities on tbs Ohio and Mississippi, the Gulf of U< \ ~o Atlantic and Pacific coaats, and lae

ports of tbe world

h “ * c ‘P* c . 1 i 7 IOf West important distribution .dvaV. handling 1.006.000 tons of freight taxes and

annually. It Is ssrved directly on th* s^fu storage cos^l - decl- • ’V j lj Ohio liver by th. Amsnoan Bsrg, Be.i.r, g^ersl ^i.gerTt erm?. Ida# Co, th. Mississippi VaUsy Bsrg* «*al. '-Good* from Indlsi.s. Onto. «.

srttL. mon ^ ^ Aft -'•osro H*H**t*-

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llnsls. Wisconsin. Michigan. and neighboring ststss can h* ‘ " by rati or truck to Evansville , transferred to barges at the t*

ern Illinois and Louisville i Nash- for transportation up and do»*i v;i*e railroads en^r the terminal nnd j Ohio and Mls-taeippl rtvsrs * rJ _ provide rec*pru al switching arrange-j the ports of the world. Wlth ments for freight moving via th* j foot channel provided by the canal Il lnois Cenual Big Four, and South-1 tlon of th# Ohio river, year-ro ‘ ern Railway System all of which serve transportation eervlc* by w» t#f

Evansville assured."

"Because ot th* central location of i Th# new terminal provides Fvanavlll* and Ita accessibility by rail, | house storage apace of SO W ^ truck, and water, the new terminal feet on one floor and accomnuxu- | offer* shippers throughout the Middle | for a trslnload of 64 frslgh' <■*"

on. spotting The Ut-t ms:h^ for handling a heavy volume ot h i has been installed The term 4

store all cits*** of msrehaad-w provid# storage**®"*™*- 1 ** rT “