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FRIDAY MATHESON LANG In the Super Photoplay “Carnival”

CHARLIE MURRAY In an All Star Comedy “So this is Hamlet”

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SATURDAY MARGUERITE I)c La MOTTE In the Pig Special Comedy “Fools of Fortune”

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LAST CALL for Christmas Club members! ■MEMBERSHIP in our Club closes this week. If you don’t join now, you will miss this opportunity to have money next December. Weekly dues are small. Call ami get full information.

CentralcJZn, WHERF MONEY CROWS RESOURCES $900,000.

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LOCAL NEWS

Hillary G. Bailey is in Chicago for a few days stay. Harold McNary, county agent, was on the sick list t,< ,( l a yRalph E. Knoll went to Martinsville today for a stay of several days. Edward Brockway, of this city, was a husinew- visitor in Terre Haute today. W. W. Wright, of Indianapolis, is visiting his father, Perry Wright of this city. Eliza J..ne Moore, age 84 years of this city still remains in a serious condition. Mrs. Mary E. Lockwood, of Terre Haute ,is visiting Mrs. Dr. Towne for a few days. The Theta Alumnae Club will meet meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Isaac Hammond at 2:30 o’clock. Mrs. Leslie McCullough and Bert Hamm Quincy were the guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. John Hamm. Miss Irma Minnick, who is employed at Trick Eros. 5 and 10 cent store, is confined to her home with illnes... Judge James P. Hughes was in Crawfordsville Friday acting as special judge in some civil cases on trial there. Mrs. Nelson Heinrich and Miss | El use Co eh of Indianapolis are the | guc ts of Dr. and Mrs. O. F. Over-! street. Mr. and Mrs. Park Dunbar who haw b"'n in the South for several \v< I; . calLd there by illness, return-! ed h >me on Friday. j> ■ rb nt, was Woi i? Friday ! ■ result of hemorr-1

THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail

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HARRY M. SMITH Editor and Proprietor S. R. RAIRDEN, City Editor

FRIDAY JANUARY 26, 1924.

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H. ASKEW PALMER CHIROPRACTOR Over Banner Office vffiict Phone 189 Res. 772-Y

AN INDUSTRIAL C ASE

Mr. Fox of the State Industrial Board was here Fridaj hearing the case of David Lopo.see against Oliver Stringer and Melvin McCamack anr Sons, road contractors, who is seeking compensation for the loss of an eye while at work in a rock quarry in Jefferson township while employed by the defendants. Messrs Stringer and McCammack had insurance with the Fidelity and Casualty Company, but there was a question as to whether or not the policy had expired before the time of the accident. She eveidence was taken and a report will be made within ten days. C. C. Gillen repre-

sented Mr. Lopossee.

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W. H. Brooks who lives north of Cloverdale on state road 32 was reported seriously ill this morning. Mr. Brooks has been confined to his bed for several weeks but his condition was not serious until today..

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IF.NT—Two m lemen. Phone HiNT—6 room lone 262 or 4 RENT—Room o'e. Phone 472

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FOR RENT—One room, one block of DePauw Music School. 313. 25-3t

For Sale.

FOR SALE—10 about 100 pounds. Morton telephone.

shoats, weighing O. M. THOMAS.

24-2t. & wk.

FOR SALE—Red sow with eight pigs, also fresh cow. First hou. o south of Zinc mill. 23-3p

FOR SALE—Eight room house,

semi-modern, four blocks from square

on good street. Phone 597.

25-fr. S & Tu

FOR SALE—Piece of line shaft, 2 byll-lGths inches in diameter; steel; about fifteen feet long. Inquire at the Banner office. tf. FOR SALE—Jersey cow, giving 4' gallons of five per cent milk per day. j

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Where the Indians Trapped and Trailed Before the corning of the white man Putnam County was a veritable "Happy Hunting Ground” for the red man. His trails led everywhere. Deer and buffalo tarried and grew fat where the City of Greencastle now stands. But thriving industry and rich farming communities have gradually displaced the bear, the deer and the ruffled grouse. Time has wrought its changes—-and with these hr come development and progress w che First National Bank cl G een- • castle is pleased to think has resulted, in part, because of its conception of useful, far-reaching SERVICE tj the community as a whole.

Club will meet with norrow afternoon at 11 Brown wil| have

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O. E. Badger spent south nrt> where they at- Phone ■'•xecutive meul lag cC

Society.

'uun and family on .south | me, are all reported on list with grip. They are

proved today,

nit Scott and Mrs. W. J. i k, of Amo, were here yes- ; itehd the reviv; 1 services at 1

B. i t Church.

J J. Lower, manager of Trick Bros. 5 and 10 cent store, left today for his home in Warren, Indiana, where he wi 1 ! spend a week’s vacation. Tin ftin. ra! of Edward L. Grimes, age 62 years will be held Saturday morning at 11 o’clock at the Providence church. Elder Athey will have

charge of the services.

Frank Vaughn, who is with the Ainsworth Construction Co. is spending several days with his family in tihs city. This company is erecting

a school building in Anderson and on O. R. Mathews, account of the increased cold weather i Golf Links,

will he abandoned for a while. Mrs. R. G. McCutchan and Mrs. W. M. Hudson entertained about forty j

friends with a beautifully appointed 1

'• vTT h ,° me ^ M r M * Cutchan ' WANTED—Experienced "salesman in Northwood on Thursday afternoon, to represent local store In hou,s t - to, Tt o McCutchan home was artistically i hen (• work with high class, well decorated with roses for the occasion. I ^" wwp * nationally ad-.- : '-ed h a The '• ere assisted : Fall

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PEOPLE HAVE BEEN ASKING US THE MEANING OF IDS SIGN IN OUR WINDOW. AS WE NEVER HA\ : -ANY BIG “HURRAH SENSATIONAL SALES,” WE ARE GOING TO ESTABLISH THE CUSTOM OF SPECIAL SALES EVERY SATURDAY, IN ORDER THAT WE MAY KEEP CLEANED UP THE FEW ODD PAIRS, WHICH ALWAYS ACCUMULATE IN ANY SHOE STORE.

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I P I St HOOL NEWS i V\ day the Meridian Club was entertained at their rogu1; 1 1> meeting with motion picture.-. The pictures were very interesting and were well received. They had another meeting at noon t. y. A the time of the writing it was impossible to ascertain the nature of the entertainment rendered. A week i nd sale of tickets for the Junior picture The Merry Go Round will take place this week end. They have had 500 tickets printed for the advance sale tickets. The picture will be given three nights next week, Thunsdny, Friday and Saturday nights. Miss Louis Boon of Technical High School was a visitor in the Greencastle High school today. The Girls Reserves met this afternoon after school and had their picture taken afterwards for the Minaret. The Glee Club and Orchestra had their picture taken for the Minaret Thursday. The rifle club went to the DePauw armory to receive their first instructions on handling a rifle Thursday afternoon after school during their regular meeting time.

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WANTED—Middle apod woman for kitchen and dining room. Good pay. All modern conveniences. Inquire at Banner Office. ntf

Lost

LOST—Fountain pen without cap, on south Indiana street. Finder please phone 731-Y. 24-2t.

NOTICE Any merchant or towns people, who have regular work or odd jobs for students, call Warren Dee, who has charge of the Employment bureau of the Y. M. C. A. Phone 650. 12-fr

Found.

FOUND—Pair of black kid gloves. Owner may have same at Banner office. 24-3t

FOUND—northwest of city, insulator brackets to hang insulators on. Owner may have same at Banner office. • 25-2t

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Munson Last, Cojdyear Welt Ail E Width. Can be seen in our small display case. Friced at $3.98 Christie & Potter “Shoes of Quality”

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Miscellaneous.

luarv Vr . ’ ? tC ’’ Fnday ’ Jan - cident ’ R - H- Newgent, ditrict manPotatoes—$l ner bushel . ',~V, n e o clock at former home ! ager, Security Automoblie Insurance w.;r LI” o.; i”*"- ° f ». tw*. um^ c>„- com P .„ y . , Wt4 f.. «

tral Trust Company, Alministra'tor.

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cookers. Well sorted. 217 E. Wash ington St. Phone 17. LeRoy j a y.

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~ administrators' sat e ~ OF personal property including household and kitchen fur-

. Automobile Owners, before insurng your ear, see me for rates, Ac-

SEE LUCAS AND MASTEN for all kinds of insurance farm and and town property for sale; coal: reai estate, preferreds and bonds. LUCAS & MASTEN South Jackson St. 31 tu. & fri.

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