Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 19A, Ligonier, Noble County, 4 June 1928 — Page 3

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This Means You, Mr. Merchant!

DID you know that you and this paper have an interest in comEon? Your .succw'bl:lo;')s e community as a whole which in turn is of benefit to us. : When a merchant adverSpebien ing his money, which is returned with interest. Dow Your Goods 1a the Windews ol Advetis Them In This Poper

Jewish Club Robbed.

! In one of the most spectacular hold 'ups every staged in Indianapolis six ‘men late Wednesday night held up 'about 200 guests at a speedway dinner dance at the Broadmoor Country iclub just northwest of the city and |escaped with money, jewelry and iother wvaluables, the total value of | which, c¢lub officials said, was beltween $150,000 and $200,000.

| Several of the city’s most prominent gjewish businessmen and department Qstor"e owners were among the victims. lMan_y out of town guests were present. ] '

| No clue as to the identity of the !men was obtained although good de[scriptions were given to the police. Just as the dance was in full progress, four men rushed in the main door and forced A. S. Lubell, club manager, to hold up his hands. Two ‘me'n with sawed-off shot guns rushed {into the ballroom and while several tcompanions guarded the entrances and forced all of the dancers and cther fguesls to line up against the wall. “The guests were then ordered to toss ]their jewelry, watches, billfolds and .‘all their pocket money into a large canvas bag. -

Coolidge to Wisconsin,

Pregident (Coolidge will establish his summer Whgae House a. “Cedar Island .Lodge” the estate -of Henry Clay Pierce, on the Brule river, 35 miles from Superior, Wis. " While no definite date has been fixed for the president's departure from Washington, it is understood he and his official party will leave for the Pierce estate a few days uafter June 11, the date fixed tfor the government business meeting. The lodge ds approximately six miles from the small town of Brule, Wis. Present plans call for establishment of the executive office at Superior. . The Pierce estate is 12 hours by train from Chicago. , SR Library Meeting in West Baden. Delegates to the fiftieth annual meeting of the American Library association were gnests Thursday of Thomas Taggart, former United States- senator from Indiana, at an informal reception. . Attendance at the convention Wednesday exceeded 2,000. Speakers included Charles F. D. Blenden, director of-the Boston, Mass., public library, who urged greater efforts in educating the.public to library service. Herbert Putnam, librarian of congress and Senorita lsperanza Valezquez, head of the library department of Mexico’s ministry of edueation, also spoke. Mre. Lena Stansbury of Ligonier attended the meeting.

Sees Smith -Slipping.

F. Scott Mcßride, general superintendent of the Anti-Saloon league after a len-day trip through the middle west said he believed the “Smith boom is slipping’. . “The ciaim of Tammany that the country is going for Smith is not corroborated by the facts as I found them in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and ®West Virginia,” he said. “On the contrary, the democrats are not convinced Smith will be the choice at the Houston convention.

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Cactus Applzs for Candy Near San Uernando, Calit| is 8 large farm, devoted qp the m S’ cactus apples, the pulpy ) one of the species of the familiar des-| ert plant. ‘The apple is used for the! making of jellies and candies, or is! eaten in its natural state. It has a, sweet taste, and is about 80 per eent water. An acre of land will produce 500 or 600 hoxes of the apples, which were selling for $1.25 a box last season.—Pepular Mechanics Magazine.

Shakespeare’s Vocabulary

The wealth of Shakespeare’s vocabulary, says Sir Johnston ForbesRobertson, is staggzering. It consists of 24,000 words, compuared 'wi(l,h Milton's 17.000, the Bible's 7,000{’ Homer's 9,000 and Dante’s 5,800. IShake;‘ Speare actually used more words than any other known author. Of these! words 5,000 were only used onte, and iny “"Hamlet” there are 426 wordse whichi appear in no other play.

Cotiton in Auto Tires

Most motorists know of the important part that cotton plays fn the sturdy carcass of an automobile tire. But it i not generally known that cotton fiber of length required for tire cords is raised in only two similar but widely separated areas. The delta regions of the Mississippi river, in this country, and of the Nile river in Egypt, produce almost all the cotton for the highest grade tires. |

Mummy Still in Tomb

The mummy of King Tut-Ankh-Amen was removed by Mr. Carter, under the permission of the Egyptian authorities, to the museum of Cairo for exhibition purposes. The inside of the golden coftin, the golden mask, with the shroud or pall, were also exhibited for a time and then Mr, Carter replaced the mummy in the sarcophagus or outside case in the tomb October 31, 1927. '

Diamonds

A diamond in the rough may be any color, but diamonds in this state generally have a greasy luster. Different colors may be seen in the stone before it is polished, if the stone is fractured; but these colors are not the colors that are seen in cut and polished stones. The United States geglogical survey says that a diamond can be tested only by an expert. |

Cold Region of Earth

The “poles of coid” are npt -the geographic poles of the earth, The northern pole of cold is far from the North pole, at Verkhoyansk, Siberia, 200 miles inland from the mouth of the Lena river. It boasts a record of 90 degrees below zero, but its usual winimum during January is a mere 60 degrees below.

Jaws Kept Busy

While sitting in a civil case Supreme Court Justice Morschauser of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. enlisted the aid of two lawyers to secretly count the jaw strokes of two witnesses, 'a man and a woman, chewing gum, It was found that the woman averaged 069 strokes to the minute, while the man made &1 : {

Fiction Concerning Pearls

The bureau of fisheries says that edible oysters never produce valuable pearls, because their shells have but limited iridescence. Stories of pearls that would have been valuable lif they had not been spoiied by cooking are not based upon factl. ‘

Wholesale Insurance

A group insurance is written by many of the teading old-line life insurance cowpanies, and receives its name from the fact that a company insures all the employees of a large corporation, department store, jor any organization.

The Ape Family

The anthropoid apes are the orangutan, the chimpanzee, the gorilla and the gibbon. All of these approach and some exceed nan in size and all are more or less at home in an erelct attitude. : : i

Fact and Fiction

The prisoners in penitentiaries like their drama realistic, San Quentin prison library reveals. Notes s(frawled in the books jeer at 'plots that aren’t in keeping with facts of life and crime.

)Rewar‘ﬁ in Well Doiizg

* HE that does good to another does good also to himself, not only in the consequence, but in the very act; for the consciousness oi well-doing is in itself ample reward.—Seneca. ' =

Irreparable Loss

Many in hot pursuit have hasted to the goal of wealth, but have Jost, as they ran, those apples of gold, the mind and the power to enjoy it.—Tupper. L , L

Shakespeare on Light

Lighi, seeking light, doth light of light beguile; so, ere you find where light in darkness lies, your light grows dark by losing of your eyes.

Not Lost Through Fire

' If a number of silver.coins become fused together in a fire, but are still recognizable, the. treasury of the United States will redeem them.

Biting Farewell ‘From a story: “I've had a delightful evening,” he said, as he bit her good-night.—Boston Transeript. -

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‘ Read the Bible ‘Egor Hugo named the old ﬁ alhh as one of the six greatest Itk erfity men of all times. He can stifl be found in the world’s best setler, which is the Bible. Read him pow—both for ideas and for style. If yon are interested in learning some things about the English language, and haven't a Bible in the house, better buy one. They are cheap.—Grove Patterson, in the Mobile Register, - §

“Home Brew” in Belgium '

Huiue. brewing, frowned on by proe hibitionists and agents of the luw in these United States, is still considvred in Belgium just as necessury and moral as baking bread. In many secluded monasteries heer is still made by the monks just as they did in the Middle ages, In one, the monastery of Saint Sixte, ‘at Poperinghe, the monks are not allowed to speak to:-one another.—lndianapolis Star, ;

Paper Boxes

Certain fibrous materials other than wood, ‘such as jute, hemp and manila fibers, may sometimes be used in the manufacture of paper boxes; also the cheaper grades of colored cotton rags tuay be uBed as raw material, A very large part of tlie raw material going into the manufacture of paper board consists of waste papers as collected and marketed in all of the good-sized cities in the country. :

Go Far Into History

The Druses form a community of Arabic-speaking mountaineers numbering about 150,000, schttered through different parts of Syrla. The settlement in the Jebel Hauran is the most important, owing to its virtual independence. The Druses are' so-called from the missionary, Darazi, who founded the sect in the first quarter of the Kleventh Christian century.

Forcing Plants

A. bed heated from the bottom by means of pipes, flues or fermenting organic matter is used for seed germination and plant growing. It is used for short-seuson vegetables and for starte ing garden crops in order to have them mature early. An unheated frame is used to carry half-hardy plants over winter for planting the next spring or when only slight protection is needed. :

Buddhism’s Many Sects

Like the Christian religion; while fundamental principles and doctrines are usually accepted, there is wide divergence in doctrine and polity of Buddhism. Ia Jupan there are 12 sects of Buddhism, 13 sects of Shinios ism and 12 forms of Christianity. Re= ligious freedom is absolute io the empire. o ; o

Time Standards

There are four time standards used in this country, eastern, central, mountain and Pacific. The boundaries between these time zones are irrcgular lines, that between eastern and central passing through Toledo north through the Canadian border. .

Before Advent of Matches '

Fire was known to the Indians of America before the advent of Columbus. Primitive man created fire either by friction of wood in the fire drill, fire plow and fire saw, or by percussion of minerals, principally the flint and pyrites. ' :

Freak of Nature

The zebhrass is a hybrid offspring between a zebra sire and a burro dam, It was first obtained by an experi= ment of the United States Department of Agriculture, bureau of animal industry, at Bethesda, Md., in 1909. i

Happiness Recipe

Half the world is on the wrong scent of happiness. They think it c¢onsists in having and getting and in being setrved by others. It consists in giving and serving others.—Drummond. : ;

Of Scottish Origin

The soft, fHlexible wool material known as “tweed” derived its nawe from the loculity where it was first manufactured—in the villuges along the Tweed river in southern Scotland.

“Shark Flesh Edible

The Societe d’Acelimitation of Paris, which endeavers to enlarge the dietary of the I'rench, says that the flesh of the shark is edible and has a taste like tender veal.

Began Great Industry

The ftirst moving picture shown comniercially was that of a serpentine dancer produced in Koster & Beal's Music hall in New York city, April 27, 1896. Nt

' ,Freedom’s Price A free, virtuous and enlightened people must know well the great principies and causes on which their happiness depend.—James Monroe. .

Head of Hosts

Saboath means armies or hosts and the expression “Lord of Saboath” may be transiated the Lord of Hosts.

Wisdom and Prudence

. While wisdom leads one to do what is proper, prudence keeps him from ‘doing what is improper. :

Largest Painting Robusti's paiating called “Paradise” is the largest in the world. :

Slayer is Given Life Sentence.

Roman Luczkowski, 31, was found guilty of murdering his 50-year-old wife with a hammer, Tuesday night, and his punishment was fixed at life imprisonmgnt. The jury took six ballots during two hours of deliberation, and agreed on a verdict of second degree murder. '

Dies of Paralysis. Charles Abell, age 33, a native of Kendallville, and for a number of years a prominent resident of Garrett, died at his summer home at Lake Wawasee, of paralysis. Mr. Abell had been suffering from high blood pressure for mine years. Ten weeks ago he had a stroke of paralysis at Garrett from which he gradually improved.. The second siroke came while he was sitting on the porch of his cottage. He died an hour later. v

~To Recover From Gun Shot Wound. Jay Miller, of New Paris, who is in the Loveland. Colo., hospital with part of his ‘face shot away by a 45 calibre pistol, is not in a serious condition and is expected to be released within ‘the next week according to word received. George Kaser, forest ranger of Missoula, Mont., who held the gun that inflicted the wound, toid authorities the shooting was accidental.

New PoStoifice Assured.

Final and definite assurance that Couth Bend will have a new $1,000,000 postoffice building was received when it became known that President Coolidge had signed the deficigney appropriation bill including an .item of $3000,000 to start work on the South Bend project. = ‘ _

Beyer Bros. Office Robbed at Goshen A thief broke into the Goshen office of the Beyer Brothers company whole sale grocers and stele $37 in cash. Entrance was gained by breaking open the rear door to the office. The robbery took place during the noon hour. e :

Compfon Named Necretary,

Geo. Q. Campton, has been anpoint-ed,se(-r'etarj" to Sen. Robinson. Mr. Compton was formerly prosecuting attorney of XNoble and Whitley counties and recently has beer serving as sergeant-at-arms_in.the U. S. senate. ‘He is a cousin of Ed [Comnton of Ligonier. - ' - o -

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