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POLITICAL EXCHANGE NOTES

Speculation is rife in each county in the state as to the membership of Vivian Wheatcraft’s “poison squad” of whispering women who “buttered: Indiana’ for Jim Watson’s primary success. Have you picked Whitley countys squad yet? ’ 3 Maine went about 21,000 republican It almost never goes anly other way, But Vivian Wheatcraft was sent there at the eleventh hour and maybe she instituted her “poison squard of whispering women” to help carry the day as she said she did for Jim Watson in the primary. I - Nothing can stop the prosperity of this country except war, famine pestilence or the success of the demoratig party”’—from .the speech of Jim Wat, son at Tri Lake Sept. 2. It requires consumate modesty on the part of Mr. Watson to ascribe ‘the power to pros duce prosperity to his party. And iny cidentally there are about 29,000,000 farm residents in the middle west out of 31,000,000 who would that he mighd bring some of that unstopable pros, perity to them. He certainly has been in office long enough to dever by now, and conditions are not getting better very fast. : : J When the senatorial investigating committee was at work checking up the three million dollar primary in Pennsylvania and the million dollar primary in Illinois, the statements of the candidates as to their expenditures were nothing compared to the revelations brought to light by the investigators. Jim Watson admits that he spent $21,969.17 in the primary to defeat an unknown op-> ponent, but he went down to English, Indiana a town of 546 people, to file that expense account and he almost succeeded in keeping it hidden until after the campaign. Did he wish to keep the people of the state from finding out how much he spenf or did he spend more and wanted tg keep it from becoming known. Eithern way you take it filing in English, Indiana, was done to keep under cover. People now-a-days like things open and above board.—Columbia City Post

To Deliver Farewell Sermon.

Rabbi Julius Mark after more than four years of service to the local Jewish congregation has resigned his pulpit to accept a post with the Vine St. Temple in Nashville, Tenn. It was only after much careful consideration and deep thought that he accepted the Nashville invitation, for he has been very happy here and strongly attached to his congregation. Mrs, Mark is a Mishawaka girl. Yet both felt that a call to larger duties ‘and a broader sphere of activity could not, in justice to his profession, be, unheeded. On Friday evening September 24th at 7:30 Rabbi Mark wil ‘deliver his farwell sermon. His many friends in Ligonier are cordially invited to attend. Rabbi William M. Stern of Ft. Smith Ark.,, who has been chosen to succeed Rabbi Mark will arrive in Ligos nier to conduct services and preach on Friday evening October Bth. Rabhi Mark will leave for Nashville on October Ist. -

Base Ball at South Bend

Babe Ruth and the New York Yankees prospective pennant winners in the Ameicran league will appear in South Bend this Thursday afternoon at 3:15 o’clock. The Big Bambino Ruth is absolutely guaranteed to play the entire game. . This is the first northern Indiana appearance of the home run king who staged a remarkable come back this year with the Yankees. REither Shawkey or Hoyt will pitch for New York. The entire Yankee club of 25 players and Manager Huggins together with Coaches Fred Merkle and Charley O’Leary will be in South Bend. Extra seats are being erected to accomodate the largest crowd that ever attended a ball game in South Bend as Ruth is certain to jam the park. The admission will be one dollar. A T SN . ““Laddie” next week. B Notice of Final Settlement. State of Indiana, Noble Coounty, ss: In the matter of the estate of Charles L. Chamberlin Deceased ~ No. 2870 : ~ In the Noble Circuit Court October Term 1926. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned as administrator with will annexed of the Estate of Charles L. Chamberlin Deceased has filed in said court his account and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and Metion of said Court, at the Court Iﬁ;ﬁ‘at Albion, Indiana on the 15 day of October, 1826 at which time and place all persons interested in said estate are required | to appear in said Court and show cause if any there be, why asid ae-{ count should not be approved. ~_And the heirs, devisees and legatees of sald decedent, and all others interested in sald estate, are alsp ﬁere i by required at the time and place| aforesaid, to appear and make proof| of their heirship or claim to any| part of said estate, - Katherine R. Chamberlin Admr.| _ With will annexed. | Posted Sept. 20 1926 v W. H. Wigton Atty. 31bgw |

Under 1,000 Bond. e - Joseph . Redmerbki proprietor of a drink parlor at Fort Wayne was arTested late-Monday night on a.charge of assault and battery with intent to kill. | He was ,released after providing a cash bond of $l,OOO. : It is understood that Redmerski is held responsible for the -shooting of John Sampson 34 of Mt. Pleasant Mich who is in St. Joseph’s hospital with a badly shattered elbow as the result of a shooting affray said to have been staged early Sunday morning at the Lincoln Gardens a resort off the Bass road. It is reported that Redmerski and :Harry Fuller alleged own er of the [Linccln Gardens got into an argument. and during the altercation Red‘merski shot at Fuller the bullet hitting Sampson who is understoed to be in the employ of Fuller.

Lad Killed by Auto.

Carl Bailey 8 son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baijley of Auburn died on the way to the Sanders hospital from injuries he ereceived when hit by an automobile driven by an unidentified man. : The boy who was on his way homg from the Riley school where he wasg a pupil in the third grade was struck by the automobile at the corner of Jackson and North streets while being chased by anotHer boy. j The child’s neck was broken the back of his head was crushed his jaw was broken and his right knee deeply cut. He was picked up unconscious. !

Death of Mrs, Green.

Mrs. Mary Green 76 died Monday afternoon at 1 o’clock at her home in Cromwell after an illness from complications. She was the widow of Jacob Green who for many years was the proprietor of a general store in Cromwell. Surviving is one adopted daughter Mrs. Edna Jackson of that place . Funeral services were held today at the Cromwell Lutheran church, Rev. R. M. McMichael officiating. Burial was made in the Ligonier cemetery. e

odd Fellow Officers.

Ernest W. Bradford of Washington ‘D. C. was elected grand sire of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at Philadelphia. What was expected to be a close fight for the office of deputy grand sire developed into a landslide that elected Leon Merrill Orono, Me. J. Edward Kroh of Baltimore was elected grand secretary and William H, Cox Maysville Ky., grand treasurer, The 1927 convention will be held in Hot Springs Ark. ;

Stolen. From Garage.

A motor truck and merchandise val ued at $2,000 was stolen Sunday night from the L. A. Boxberger garage at Fort Wayne, according to a report fils ed with police yesterday. The truck was evidently used in hauling away the merchandise which included casings and tubes, valued at $155 two batteries valued at $25 each spark plugs at $37.50 and a cash register valued at $3OO.

Important Meeting.

There will be an important meeting of Noble county democrats held at the Country Club at Kendallville Monday evening, September 27th. A banquet will be served to those in ats tendance at 6:30. The object of the gathering is organization. :

Move to Ligonder. Mr. and Mrs. Adam ARipZerton have moved from the Ezra Chaffee farm in Elkhart township to Ligonier and wil] now make this city their home. 1

Jack Hoxie at Crystral Friday and Saturday. ‘

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“Laddie” by Gene Stratten Porten you're going to say as everyone.is saying its a Great Picture. See next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Notice of, Administration. ' Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and has qualified as administrator ot} the estate of Elizg J. Keasey deceas-: ed late of Noble county, Indiana, and |} the heirs of said decedent, the cre< ditors of her estate and all othen persons interested therein will be govened accordingly. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. . R ' Farmers & Merchants Trust, Company, Ligonier, Indiana, Administrator. H Bothwell & Vanderford, Ligonier, Indiana, s Attorneys. 30b3w

Notice of Appointment.

State of Indiana, Noble County SS: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has qualified as executrix of the last will and testament of Mil< ton Selig deceased Ilate 'of Noble County, Indiana. 3 Said estate is supposed to bs sol< vent. : : Jennie Selig executrix of the will of Milton Selig deceased. W. H. Wigton, Att’y. 29b3w!

Notice of Appointment. ’ State of Indiana Noble County SS: oNtice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of ‘Catherine Raubert deceased late of Noble County, Indian. . - Said estate is supposed to“be solvent. : Frank Raubert administrator of the estate of Catherine Raubert, deceased - W. H. Wigton, Att’y. . 30b3w

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To Arrive in New Yorkk. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Henoch are booked to arrive in New York from their tour of Europe Friday September 24 and will reach home a day or two later. ;

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