Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 38B, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 November 1920 — Page 2

- Our Reputation This bamk is proud of the reputation it has gained . for being convr_valive. : When you are entrusted with the caré of thousands upon thousands of dollars of other people’s money it is best to be mnsc’rvative in investing it. - ‘ . You will find that this strong bank measures up to your idea of what a good bank should be and vour business is invited upon that basis. , . . Ligonier, Indiana _ .

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The Ligonier Banner EVTAB D 1008 . : "*”"* !w!’ubii:had b"v.. : . W.C. B. HARRISON Editor ; nihe Postoffice st Lige -1, ind. -+ secord “lams matier,

Big Farewell Reception. i Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Wysong were given a big farewell supper and re-. ception Tuesday evening at the hpmaT of Mr. and Nrs. C. R. Stansbury oa th eve of their donr?n for Chicago. Mr. Wysong goes 1o Arizona to mndi the winter in the hope of regaining his. heaith. The affair was a wmplcu'i surprise, Mr. and Mrs. Wysong having been invited to a supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S Milner as a ruse. Mr. Wysong was in the act of changing his clothing when word came that he was wanted on the telephon to answer a long-distance call_at the Stansbury home. Throwing ou an overcoat he rushed to the Siansbury residence and into a large company of his neighbors and friends where an #laborate supper had been . prepared. The gentleman, taken aback in his surprise, was much affected but he soon recovered his composure and entered fully into the spirit of the oc‘asion. A most pleasant evening was spent. Among the guests aside from those mentioned were Messrs. an.d Vsdames S. C. Sackett, Henry Hire, Will Hire, J. F. Lutey and daughter, B.'W. Cowley, F. E. Welr, W. 8. Milner and daughtres. L. L. Koon, Roswell Earnhart, Prof. Craig, Prof. Allen, Mrs. Frances Billman, the Misses dommer and Gullian, teachers, Mrs. 3ilburn. Mr. and Mrs. Wysong departed Wednesday evening for ChiCARO. L

’ The League Lives. ' ‘The Philadelphia Public Ledger favored the League of Nations—even the “Wilson league.” i But when the test came it supported Harding who said at Des Moines that he would have nothing to do with it—on the theory that. Harding was louble-crossing the enemies of any

league. - ' ' : o Just now .its correspondent, Carl Ackerman, is at Geneva attending the sessions of theé assembly of the league And this is what he says: L “The second day's sessions of the L.eague of Nations' assembly added coal té the fires of enthusiasm burng in the hearts of the delegates of these forty-two nations: Everywhere one goes one hears the same expression ‘t'his assembly is very much alive.” ts .

Another sald, “Senator Harding would have a difficult time looking for a corpse here,” and tonight, after the close of the fourth session, I met 1 number of delegates on the floor, Lord Robert Cecil, Lidjof Nansen, Hjalmar Branting. Ignace Paderewski and Viscount Ishii, and they were ail enthusiastic. o ' “‘This assembly has teeth,” was Nansen’'s comment.” . - ' Why are those republican newspapers opposing the league of nations during the campaign so very silent now? Do they see a new light or was their opposition merely feined?

. Bond Salesman Arrested. H. B. Schwarz a bond salesman giving his home as Chicago was arrested at Kendallville Tuesday night and taken before Mayor Brouse. charged with ‘“falsely and fraudulently” representing certain boads which he had sold, one a thousand dollar bond being purchased by Albert Strater and the other, a $3OO bond, being purchased by Ira Craig, both nearby farmers. Schwarz who had forwarded the cash obtained he says, to Chicago deposited with Mr. Strater. several thousand dollars worth of collateral, pending a trip to Chicago to bring back the cash. Mayor Brouse, before whom the mater was thrashed out, released Schwarz on his own recognizance, after that had been agreed to by the prosecuting witnesses.

: The Bird Disappeared. Councilman Feldheiser, poultry dealer, dressed a fine turkey yelzhing{ seventeen pounds, the bird to go to W. W. Wood for Thanksgiving dinner in compliment to Miss Katherine Wood who ‘came from Chicago on a visit. But the prize fowl of the flock was stolen and the Wood family had to be content with a smaller bird. | Death of Aged Resident. | Charles W. Rodman age 84 yenrs.l a veteran of the civil war and pnc:.l-l cally a lifelong resident of LaGrange county died Wednesday morning. at the home of his step-daughter, Mrs. Morton Thomas npear Wolcottville. Death was due to complications m—‘ cidental to old age. Surviving are his widow and several children.

: Find Stolen Property. When officers raided an illicit still in the home of Louis Ira in Wabash county they unearthed, rugs, guns, tishing suits and other articles stolen recently from the Byron Hattersly cottage at Wawasee. A ——— ‘ Spent Big Money. | Fred C. Gardner, '{easuar] of the state republican comm tee filed a report showing receipts for the presidential campaign of $222438.15 and expenditures of $22,308.44. | —————— : | Wil Locate in Ligonier. | Wil H. Clifford wil dispose of his farming interests near Millersburg and locate with his family in Ligonier. They will be made welcome.

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Had Lost Falth In All Medicines— Now Regrets She Did Not Take After tweny years of suffering I am at last a well and hapy woman and il all because of the splendid resujts ! have goten for Tanlac,” was the statement made by Mrs. John Carmack of 404 East Jackson Street, Bloomingtun, 1L : .

“Twenty years ago my heaith begen to- faill, and gradually grew worse until a short time ago 1 suffered a complete nervous breakdown and "““1 simply a wreck. 1 had indigestica so bad that | was almost afraid mmj anything. My stomach pained mo! nearly all the time and 1 would m:m} up with gas something ewful. Somc-.i times my whole body seemed racked with pain and I was in such agony [ could hardly stand it. [ could retain scarcely a thing on my stomach, and a 8 a result, I lost strength and energy until it was an effort for me to get around.. My nerves were in dreadful condition and any unusual noise would upset me terribly. 1 simply could not sleep to do any good ani every morning I got up worn compiete1y out. 1 had lost faith in all medicine as 1 had tried so many without getting \rvhe(. and [ feit that 1 would have to give up entirely. : . 1 heard about Tanlac nearly a vear ago, and a short time ago when one of my friends recommended it to me s 0 highly 1 made up my mind to give it a trial. And now my only regret is that I didn’t take it a year ago, for it has restored my health completely and after ‘all these years of suffering I am now a well woman. My appetite is just splendid and it makes no difference at all what I eat 1 can digest it. I never have a pain or ache of any *kind and I am not at all nervous or restless, My sleep is sound and refreshing and of mornings I get up feeling just fine and ready to attend to my housework. My friends aro all surprised to see how 1 have changed and I never fail to tell them that Tamnlac did it.” , : Tanlac is sbld in Ligounler by S. J Willlams and by the leading druggist ‘in every town. : . ady. ' "NOT!("E TO DEFENDA{T"{S : State of Indiana Noble County. SS: - ' In the Noble Circuit Court, : January Term, A. D. 1921 . - Cause No. . To Quiet Title. Harvey Hartzler, . '

Geéorge Loy, et al. - . ~ Comes now the plaintiff by William H. Wigton his attorney and files ‘his icomplalnt herein together with the atfidavit of'h competent person that the residence upon diligent inguiry is unknown .of the following named defendants, to wit: . ’ Ruben Varner, Sarah Varner, Cornelius ‘H. Cooper, Hester Cooper, Jacob Pfaff, Daniel Pfaff; that the names of the defendants are unknown and that ‘they are believed to bé non-residents of the State of Indiana, sued in this action by’ the following named and designations. “The unknown husbands and wives respectively, of the following ramed persons, to wit: - Ruben Varner, Sarah Vaner, Corneliiis H. Cooper, Hester Cooper, JacoY Pfatf, Daniel Pfaff, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; the unknown widowers and widows, children, decendants and heirs, surviving spomses, creditors and administrators of the estates, devisees, legatees, trustees and executors of the last wills and testaments, successors in interest and assiguns, respectively, of the following named and designated ‘deceased persons, to wit: Ruben Varner, Sarah Varner, Cornelius' H. iCooper. Hester Cooper, Jacob Pfaff, ‘Dn.niel Ptatf, the names of all of ‘Whom are unknown to plaintiff; all of the women once known by any of the names and designations above stated whose names my have been changed, and who are now known by jother names, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; the spouses of all of the persons above named, described and designated as. defendants to this action who are married; the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; all persons and corporations who assert or might assert, any title, clalm or interest in or lien upon the real estate described in the complaint in this action by, under or through any of the defendants to this action named, described and designated in sald complaint, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintitf:” that the following named defendanmts are non-residents of the State of Indiana, to wit: Oliver Growcock, Lesta E. Growcock, Logan Harter, Bessie

~ The following real estate in Noble County, State of Indiana, is described in said complaine, to wit: The northwest quarter of the northeat quarter of section seven (7), township thirty five (35) north, range eight (8) east This action is instituted and prosecuted by said plaintire for the purpose of quieting his title to the real-l estate above described as against all demands, claims and claimants what-]

Notice is therefore herby given said defendants that unless they be and eppear on the 17th day of January, 1921 ‘Same being the 13th day of the January Term, 1921 of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, to be begun and hok den on the Brd day of January 1921 at at the Court House'in the town of Albion, in said County and State, and’ answer or demur to said complaint. the same will be heard and determined in their absence. \ In witness whereof, I hereunto set

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my hand and affix the seal of-said Court at the office of the Clerk thereof in the town of Albion, Indiana, this 24th day of November, 1920. - (SEAL) John M. Kitt, Clerk of : - Noble Circuit Court. W. H. Wigton Att'y for plaintiff. 35b3w Farmers Attention. Horseshoeing and -general blacksmithing promp!ly done at reasonable prices. New shop in rear of Weir & Cowley's. Give me a call. Will H. Hieber, the blacksmith. - 3lalm ~ ~ Notice to Publie. ‘ln accordance with custom no more deliveries of oil and gasolene will be made on Thursday of each week until April Ist. Ed. Tyler. 36alt

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