Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 7B, Ligonier, Noble County, 31 March 1927 — Page 3

After the Public School , What Your children’s education may be a problem because of its cost---but start a savings account with this bank for them while young, and you can solve the education problem nicely with weekly or monthlv deposits. | We pay 4, on time deposits and sav ing'accéount The Farmers & Merchants® Trust Company “THE BANK OF SAFETY AND FRIENDLY SERVICE.”

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Simon J. Straus, President, Abe Ackerman, : Jonas Schloss, Vice-Presidents

' , No. 320. - ,\ ; Report of the condition of the Citizens Bank, a Sfatel Bank at Ligonier, in the State df ‘ Indiana, at the close of its business March 23rd .1927..

RESOURCES ' Loans and D’i5cqunt5.............‘.5617,655.65 fyeraantts. . ..o oo 1821792 Other Bonds, Securities,etc.... 40,955.25 Banking H0u5e............ cccoceeeers: 24,367.80 Furniture anq. Fixture 5............ 14,413.22 Other Real E5tate............ 17,889.76 Due from Trust Cémpanies, A Bankers and Cash on Hand 56,882.80 ath Hems . .l 1;300.21 Trust Securities. ... ... 4., .67,725.00 Either Agsets: .. ... ... ... 0., 82399 ‘Ttemsin Tepfsit .. . . . '.4,401,29 Int. Receivable acc’d to : 9°Bo-26 sinincussiavisis fusons bivees '20.963,13 TOTALRESOURCES...... $B6B 199,82

State of Indiana, County of Noble, ss: : : 2 1 fe g I, L. R.Calbeck, Cashier of the Citizens Bank, Ligonier, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. . L R. CALBECK, Cashier. Sut;scﬂbed and sworn to before me,' this 29th day of March 1927. My commission expires August sth, 1927. - BESSIE A. WHITE, Notary Public

Strianger Suicides. Ray M. Sayers, about 45 years old, of Detroit committed: suicide by shooting himself with a .38 calibre revolver in his room at Hotel Treux, in Elkhart sometime Sunday. His body was found Monday morning by the night clerk at the hotel, who became suspicious ‘when Sayers failed to answer his telephone and had not been seen all day.' The door to the room was broken open and Sayers body was found lying on the at the foot of the hed. A note which he left said he was despondent because of ill health. Several lettersg

addressed to relatives were also left. A brother Bartley Sayers of Chicago was notified. : . Sayers registered at the hotel last Thursday as R. Wilson. His true name was not discovered until after the suicide. : , Bridegroom Arrested. Paul E. Carr, foreman of a construd tion gang for the State Highway Commission was held in the Miami county jail on a charge of bigamy and nonsupport. : 4 - He was taken into custody six hours after he had married Miss Cosetta Fenmore, 20, of Macy. The ,cerem'ony,i was performed by the girl’s father, | Edward Fenmore, a justice of thej] peace. .

Sheriff Fagee apeared at the scene with a warrant for Carr's arrest, charging him with mnon-support of Fmma Cook, 14, of Mexico, Miami county and her infant child. . The girl claims she married Cary lagg December. "

Arrest Nappanee Man at Mishawake William Hughes, 66 years old, of Napﬁanee, was arrested at Mishawaka by Deputy Sheriff Frank Knisley and taken to the county jail at Goshen. He is charged with contributing to the delinquence of a minor girl. Hughes was found at he home of a son in Mishawaka. He is said to have left Nappanee last week. He was released under bond of $5OO. s

“Thg Lost World” the most wanderful picture of the age at Crystal next week. . . :

Scott Whitford is selling at Public Auction 30 head Jersey heifers or * heavy springers: | . on Saturday, April 2nd at his farm one mile east of Kendallville on the Riddle paved road. This is a quality herd of Tennessee heifers very closely picked from two old breeding establishments that have sold us their Jerseys for the past twelve years, and the quality, as you all know, needs no introduction.. ‘ Sale to start at, 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 2. 1920, ..SCOTT WHITFORD. John Singleton, Auet.

L. R. Calbeck, Cashier E. H. Larson, Ass’t Cashier

LIABILITIES Capital Stock—paid in............ 5100,000.00 SRIBINR o, i 25/000.00 Undivided Profits, net............. 19,389.30 Demand Deposits... 163,72%.}80 Demand Certificates 291, 687.30 v, Savings Dep05it5......115,536.44 « Certified Checks.... . 64.50 - Due to {_Ban'ks;...‘... 34,348.89 : i Cashier's Checks',. = 2,459.73 607,822.66 Notes Rediscounted ........ 42,302.56 Trust 1nve5tment5............ 67,725.00 Int, Paya,bjlg . aép’d io_ _ oa QR3OR2E L, bil 5960100 TOTAL LIABILITIES.... $868,199.82

l - .- - Awarded His Diploms, | " A special from Relly Fleld, Texas, . dated March Bth his the following tg . sfy-<Upon his gradustion from the advanced flyigg schoel here todayv, |Ford J. Lauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. |D. A. Lauer, residing at Ligonier, Indiana, with 28 other cadets was awarded a diploma showing his successfu} completion of the prescribed coupss, and a certificate namjng him an air pilot, qualified under the strict re|aquirements of thé army air corps. gﬁHejl was also deelared to be mentally, physicially and morally qualified to huld]

'a commission as a reserve office in the \air corps of the United States army. ~ Before being admitted as a student at the advanced school here, Laucy had successfully completed the six month’s course prescribed for cadets in the primary flying school at Brook Field, near San Antonio, Texas. T re he learned the theoretical side of !v--ing, as well as the preliminary phascs of actual flying and handling a lae in any sitution. o - -The work in the advanced school embraced another six months, during which time the students learned td fly alone. :

Stock Owned by Employees. ‘Seventeen milliom dollars worth of ’N-ash Motor stock is owned by ‘employees of the company. This was revealed recently and it was pointed out that none of this stock includes that owned by the directing heads of the company. Practically every foreman in the Nash plants and hundreds of men who work on the “bench” including many salaried employees, those employed on a time basis and those employed on the basis of piece work, are included among the company’y Stockholders. ; : These members of the great Nash Motors organiation, mest of whom work on the actual production itself) have a primary interest in the success of the company and in the quality of thep roduct they are building. |

A New High Record.

A new high record for a single dag's shipment was established recently by tae Studehaler plants when $4O Studg baker and Erskine cars were shipped from Detroit,> South Bend, and Walkerville factories. This figure exgeeds the previous record of 752 carg in a single day, established on February 28, this year. . The increase in Studebaker and Erskine shipments has been brought apout by the widespread demand from: dealers throughout the United Stateg whose deliveries to consumers for the tirst days of March show an increase & 26 per cent over deliveries for the same period in 1926. |

Prisoner Victim of Attack.

Everett Clouse, 17, a prisoner in the deténtion ‘cell at police headquarters at Terre Haute, was the victim of a murderous attack by Harry Sprague, 56, of Seymour, one of his cell mates. ‘Sprague according to police attacked the youth with a pocket knife and stabbed him severely in the region of his right shoulder. Police captain Harvey Jones was stabbed in the left. hand while subduing Sprague. A gharge of cutting with attempt to kill was placed against Sprague by the police. : i

To Deport Former German Officer. Kust Muethel, 29, accomplished pianist graduate of a German university, office in the German army during the world war, and bank clerk in Berlin and Hastings, Neb. after the war, has ben sentenced to prison for from 'ten to twenty-five years from South Bend but will likely . escape serving the time. The government has started action which is expected to result in deporting Muethel to his native land. He was arfested for auto banditry and kidnapping. | T o, ’\ Maybe the Biddie Had Jaundice. ~ P. W. Heady, farmer, living near Kokomo went into his henhouse and ‘was surprised to find a “lemon” in a nest. Investigation showed the “citrue fruit” was a deformed egg. The freak has been placed on exhibition here and many others are being fooled | Doctor Arrested. ‘ ‘ J. F. Wright or James F. Wright %who claims to bey9s years old, bu,‘. fails to appear over 55 was arrested ;at Columbia City as he was filling a prescription for a patient at the Pio|_neer Drug Store on a eharge of pract't,icing medicine without a license.

SEE : John Kettlebar — N - Grand Detour - Implements -~ PLOWS . ~ TRACTOR and HORSE DRAWN L . b i HARROWS Spring and Spike Tooth and Disc. . . Horse ot tfactor drawn CULTIVATORS One and two Tow walking and riding. ; This machinery can be seen at hig home 163 North street, Ligenier, Ind. or call phone No. 191. ALSO CASH TRAGTORS AND - omewty Tmagrmis toe

~ Love and Monsters Clash. Motion pictures for the mout part are made for entertainment puPfposes. Once in a while a picture is made for scientific reasons but rarely is a feature made which combines both entertainment and scientific education. An exception to the rule is “The Lost World”, the First National-Wat-terson R. Rothacker production. ) Love, romance, adventure as well as education are embodied in the amazing film. Professors of Columbia and the University of California who saw the, picture in the making declare that the greatest thing that has ever oc'curred to bring about a popular inEterest in archaeology was the production of this remarkable film; : 1 Heretofore paleontologists have had to depend upon reconstructed skele-i tons of the dinosaurs for their studios;l How they breathed, walked, ate,} fought and slept was never actually seen. In many instances these im-" portant attributes were merely guesswork. In “The Lost World"” they ara! amazingly and entertainingly mvealedi and added to this is a plausible andg highly r.om}&ntic story of adventure. [ At Crystal next week. .

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