Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 45A, Ligonier, Noble County, 1 January 1923 — Page 2

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The Ligonier Banner e "he Banner Publishing' Company W.C, B. HARRISON Editor,

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Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligoaier, Ind., as gsecond class matter. |

-+ People Should Urge. s ' The taxpayers and all citizens of Indiana should urge upon their representatives in the state legislature support’ of the program outlined by the farm bureau of Marion county as set forth elsewhere in-this issue of the Banner, : ' : The farmers have a sufficient number of representatives to put the pro: gram through if they will get back of it as & body. i L There will be some tall lobbying at Indianapolis during the next seventy day every flunkey on the state payroll will do nothing else and the state will have to stand the expense, but it may be ended if the voters show the proper interest. : ; ‘Write your representatives.

. _ Woman and Man Killed. Mrs. Kate Curtis 55 of Hammond ‘who had been visiting at Servia, a little town near North Manchester, was instantly killed Thursday when run over by a train and Paul Speckeen 30 who tried to save her suffered fatal injuries. A number of passengers attempted to cross the railway track ahead of,a fast train and Mrs. Curtis fell on the ice. Speckeen attempted to save her and was struck by the engine pilot and lived 'but a short time. hTe accident occurred Thursday morning.

- Miss Benham Married. Miss Jean Elizabeth only ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cash Benham formerly of Ligonier and Richard Irving Cargill a former service man aid to Gen. John J. Pershing in the world war were married Thursday at the home of the bride’s parents in Elkhart. The wedding party was a large one. 'Dr. Arnold Elson of Ligonier was among the guests. '

~ Deals in Dynamite, ~ Wesley Holyoke aged 20 is under arrest at South Bend charged with transporting dynamite {to be used in calling attention to firey crosses erected by the Ku Klux Klan. The explosive was taken to South Bend from Culver in violation of a state law. b 1 : g

i To Rebuild Store. Parcel Brothers will rebuild on the old site their store ‘destroyed by fire in Elkhart on Thanksgiving day. At the time of the firé Mr. and Mrs. Mel /Parcel were visiting relatives in Ligonier and they lost-the store and their household effécts. The property was partially insured. .

Gets Heavy Dose. ’ John Marrs of Pierceton a pool hall proprietor was fined with the costs ¥sl47 and 60 days on the penal farm, He was convicted of violation of the prohibition law. : ;

. Native of Noble. , Thomas J. Juday aged 64 a native of Noble eounty died Thursday at his home six miles east of Goshen. The deceased was a. well known and prominent farmer. : Bio o T

Mrs. Hiram Miller 72 is dead at \Léj Grange. Her husband and one son survive. ¥ BT

Millions have read. “Thelma’” and millions are waiting to. see the picture Don’t miss it at Crystal Wednesday and Thursday. e

LYRIC THEATRE ~ ONE DAY ONLY . Thursday, January 4th ~ Iryon Powers in the most thrilling ~ sex picture ever screened @ “Where are _ Men only 7.30 and 9:00 p.m.. No children admitted under twelve years old except when - accompanied by their parents.. =

. Motor Truck Wrecked. A motor. truck the property of the LaGrange creamery company and driven by Frank Bull was struck by a Grand Rapids train in that town Thursday and badly wrecked. Owing to the ice the vehicle failed to respond to the brakes and coasted onte the railway track ahead .of the engine. Bull the driver was thrown ten feet in the air by the impact but not seriously injured. Milk cams and butter were scattered-over the ground and passengers on the train gathered up the butter as souveniers and carried it away with them. The truck was a complete wreck. . :

. Another Auto Wreck. - While ¢oming to Ligonier Saturday morning from his home #f Wolf Lake Harry Benner had aisrear whee! torn ‘from his car at the corner of Union street and Lincoln Way south when a new Buick Six being roaded east hooked into him. The ice was responsible for theé accident the brakes on the Buick failing to hold ‘the machine. The new machine was also damaged. | ' @ .

- Wants a Brass Band. ‘What is needed in Albion according to the managing editor of the Democrat to contribute to‘the best interests of that town.is a brass band. The scribe modestly agrees to lead such a musical organization free of cost. The aim is to have free open air concerts next summer. :

Remember Old Friends, ‘W. H. Bass v&riting‘ from Mt. Orab Ohio, to renew his subscription to the Banner- says: I certainly‘ like to read about people whom I used to know and do know many of fhem. still. We are having mild weather here with wild flowers still.in bloom and honey bees are flying about today.” -

,Poultry Show. - L “Albion’s annual poultry show opens tomorrow January 2 to last several days. Harvey Hull is an officer of the association and -will probably be an exhibitor. = Lectures by prominent poultry men of the state will be delivered; & i

a 0 Meeting of Class, The Physical Culture Class of the Y. W. C. A. will meet in the basement of the Christian, church Thursday January 11 at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb physical director urges all ladies interested to attend this the first nieeting, Ea :

‘ - $lOO and Siyty Days. When arraigned in city -court at South Bend to answer a charge of keeping a gambling house Louis Schnoll formerly of this city was fined $lOO and sentenced to 60 days in jail. S Wiy Notl s Why not revive that old and beautiful custom of making New Years calls? The ancient practice was one of much enjoyment.. i % Next Community Sale, - ° George Foster will hold his next community sale Thursday January 11. He is assembling a big lot of stuff for the occasion. 5 :

The Pruning Season. = | Many fruit growers make the mistake of pruning their fruit trees and vines too early in the season. S. C. Wilhélm of Ligonier who has had many years experience in the care of fruit producing . trees, vines and plants is ‘at the service of the public and a call on him will solve the problem and save the fruit. Address him at Ligonier, Ind. 0 45atf

“Thelma” is Marie Corelli’s greatest work. She put her soul into the stupendous drama of a Norse girl’s love for a British Nobleman. See this wonderful picture at Crystal this Wednesday and Thursday. S :

FOR SALE—Reed baby cart. bargain. Phone 8317 ' 42b2t For sale two moline mowers _éheap inguire of Farmers Co-operative Hlevator Co, : 16a tt

For sale, iron flues 7 ft. 7 inches by 3 inches, great for fence posts. Inquire of Joe Miller. @ . 26btt

Pure Milk and Maple Row cream delivered to all parts of the city, Barl James. Phone 831, bbtt

Wanted To buy corn and oats. C. L. Chamberlin, Phone 861. © 34btt / FOR SALE—IOO pure bred Barred Rock pullets Mrs, Gertrude Kimmell. . i & 40b4dt

Wanted—To buy a carpet and rug weaving loom. Inquire of C. H. Jeffries of the Banner Office. 43btt

Pure Buckwheat Flour. Limited quantity for sale. Phone 174 or 208. W. H. Green 42b4t

For Sale—Christian church parsonage. Apply to Rev.. Thompson or George W. Brown at the Brown & Son furniture store. ° obtt

FOR SALE cheap if taken at once. Electric light fixtures swo 2 burners and two 3 burners. Inquire of Mrs. C.-R. Stansbury. . 41Dbtt

For Sale Portlald sleigh new. Call Mrs. Jacob Sheets Phone 75, home number 405 S. Cavin street Ligonier ~ S - 43Dbtf

Christian Science services are held every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowley. Welcoge. : o AR

: Wanted. _ Poultry hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. "~ 12att

_For Sale—Choice improved 40 acre farm near Millersburg would consider 5 acres improved on good road near town preferred as part pay-' ment. Address owner Box 54. R 1, Millersbhurg, Ind. : 43b4t

' FOR SALE—New modern house, one square east Citizens Bank. 'Will sell on payment plan to responsible party.. 217 E. Third St. Phone 178, | , : 46btf

. WANTED to rent modern house, no children. H. A. Beck at Farmers & Merchant Trust company. 44btf . Another Big Merger. 5 Another big merger of public ser vice corporations including —the Hawks Ellectric eompany with lines running through Ligonier has been authorized by the state utilities commission. It will now be in order to issue much stock and boost service rates. - i T . ~ Drops His Amendment. = -When convinced that .his resolution. for a world conference in Washington would interfere with state department negotiations now in- progress Senator Borah withdrew the document ‘and bitter senatorial fight ended. ' ~ Buys Woodruff Place. '~ Henry Hire has purchased the Eleanor Woodruff residence property on Second street and the house has been leased to retiring county auditor.

“Thelma” Marie Corelli’s greatest rfomance at Crystal Wednesday and Thursday. S

rystalTheatre MONDAT AN L. - v ~~ “A CONNECTICUT YANKEE iIN 'KING ARTHUR'S COURT” by America’s greatest humorous, Mark Twain a play that has made the wZole world laugh, 2 hours of real enjoyment. Special musie. Adm. 20-30¢ TUESDAY JAN. 2 CLOSED ) ¢ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY JAN 8 AND 4 | . “THELMA” Marie Corell’s greatest romance told in unforgetable scenes of beauty, splendor and dramatic puneh. e T From the bleak hills of the Norseland came this simple littl Jenny ‘Wren to turn high soelety toysey-turyy and then stand it on its jaded “ead —The shops of the great modistes were ransacked for gowns-—the tres. sure-houses of London and Paris were searched for gems—the . scene ‘builders poured the full measure of their genius into seenesof staggering beauty and magnitude—and amid all this dazzling splendor is Jane Novak ‘upon whom the twin gods of Beauy and Art Dave bestowed their most _bountiful gifts, : e e : : : This is a picture that everyone is going to see. Specini ¥usie Adm. 20-80¢ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JAN 56 S ; John Gilbert in: “HONOR FIRST” and a good Sunshine comedy. SUNDAY AND MONDAY JAN. 718, , ik : THE SONG OF LIFE” with Grace Damond, Gaston Glass and little Richard Headrick the wonder child. It is thes ong of your heart ringing clear impressive and jjubilant. Also Clyde Cook in “Lazy Bones” and extra fine comedy, : S : R < g Every Monday will be “Pay Nite at theC rystal Wat for it. Coming Wednesday and Thursday Jan. 10-11. Norma Talmadge in “THE ETERNAL FLAME” the drama magnificent the greatest achievement of: this brilliant star’s career.

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