The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 January 1924 — Page 2

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GLAOS'S WALTON

In—"The Near Ladv" Romance of a Modem Girl

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BABY PEGLY In the C'entuo* Gdmedy ‘'Miles of Smiles"

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FIGURES OF INTEREST

E-iTIMATF I- M».DE Of FEOFLE - f -G -PTIBLE TO * > snO.VAL

fcEHAWUTATlO.N :

Of all vu» r.ftr. ar.-: v v.e-. b? w.v:<»r5 1' t aa ^ Aa.t ■ *-ift U-.-ttri -ifcat**. 'A/.'/, a.’ur.Ir if 7Ka.r.iAna. .*»'a Ti. • * as* .ia.4 %<**' - a a.ar-: f'lf ' turn. Utt*. States a r»- *•....- . ' ki*?*:.*-- »*.'•• • fiua *r ■* ar-.'-iial B-./r..v»r. tieeal ami Stat« r«iabilita rriT.n Tr..’. b<* Kf.eifttrr, E«'^af - u - .jfT

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Jinn '..irtwr.in.: r-f* m<i Mn mj: Xn. Ji.r.A. , .nocarth t» laiiianapiica tori, ic I’ia.meaa.

Premier Fa-anant an I ' me Mntj*ter U ar Pwiii naiA .. lac**', jeracoa* Atten _a at.it jCI mc--ka: ve virwyaaBt 1: _j z: ■ tuAni

" F .- t. :ae -nrapraat if i*-: -.e in>r* •>• n Fraaeo-Br ■. :-iter»ticr. trie ,wi aHr 1 aiea«t

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Uj Tieation. r 1 i.tfirtaaate* ia; i - mean - the h-?*r» ter i'.ler.eia am * f-re -. nte err. t .1 > nter. Fenera; fa a: 1 •err.ee *■-. ' 1 tre-tely tn O'a.t - - dal we'.;-4*fegr :et tee.

- a*l if these renabitltatetnaeea sit--.Ant.nn. life-

Mr h an e. of Oiabe*eifie, aa.* teec -a. -. - ' a -.a-: - se of her father. El.-t -a E. ■ irho j*. *eno*i.*i> SL

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rene-» FAneral j ti*>r., if the FeEe ea tn enatmie it-

State- in t- .* work. Tire ir= -e-.t Ferieral appropriati/m to a..: the States it th.O •* ..*:< of vi-rujan re.iao:.itatk>f-. ’.ai-e J.'.e 2*. 1OEA An ante so meat ...i*ter: »r. t-e Hi we or* December if/if . Per..*a e-.tat. a C»a....t?%r of Ma-* ^.- .*.et- pr . for a renewal of the Fe»ieral appr'.prtatioma. Unlesu aet. in . * tacar .1 tie prA^ent m&vs.t. of O'.'zta* - ■ a ar.ojA b«ar:en of the arr.ee ■*'... 1* ‘ e tpon tie State* Soe - a po 7 is resrar*;e*! a? l.ttle short of iiaa.*tro*u by those who are fanr.Uiar with the present rtatis of the work. Expansion, neyt retrereh rent, shot*:*! be the program at tc. sta?e of the enterpr e oedare ma r* - ii

tation worker*.

T-e ruAM of those eii^ibie to reeerre re-ahilitation xr.*ier the Fenera. an.: State Arts e&mprijea, not on!? tho *e in j ire*! in hvi a*, try, bu t a.*o rietir. of pabiie aeevient.*, am peraor - .no. -.anitated by rfi.sea.se Tre r.-rr.'e.* if p-bl:e aecblent rietime is

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be improved t> 1 i* to s.iatter Ixv-rra-s *eed on a late mr.w. If 710 <**1 not hare the late stow jzn can sew the seed on the lawn j .jt before an early rain. The .. -: .» to jet the seed down f:rrr.lj on the r.rfac* or L rht! 7 eovered very early so rt ear. jet a start an-i be w -.1 eatahL'shed when the hot, dry sn -n me - tends to iheek :t_ If the law 7 :* new, the jradir.j and all roQiafr a-d s ~ .-ithi - j tbosild

be dome ht the fai so the so: is rea.!7 J. - _ . .

for the *eed and ’**t*_Ad »o there will

Sea® rs. Oscar Eri-.tf et

■ tislo of a snk for oompiatnt - -e and fondoowre of mnrtn n i. ed in the Frtna.r. Ccreswc ' . - - ■*’r:ne.vii7 Corwin and

rep.-eaent the piarati#

in Dean ia atter. line the

A ;t./'r..-.t'Ie show and a bat-

tue

Oi-lsrm.bsle dealers there 'Z T raHorrow he -wll jo M e- for a new OManoT hi--1 he will irrre home

:wi nauoes incfiwse the tisp.te -.Ter Frencr. oeeopatioa of tie -r Tie Ernsa mtaiie in. fa tot if re—-jni-tion of Ena-s:a and the *• » •- iratior. qoestioa an*! affied in-. -- *. A soistaoc of the o.d - 1 r. is eraphasiiei: .-ere, wooL. . 1 :r*men*ia*xs step towar. tie r® v.ratkn if £ trope in*i enhancement cf the -nor javerumcBC in G.-ea: Br.taia. I*, was annoyance*, tie letter of Prenn.er Poincare wu- sent :ite prime .-n.lister La London yAater.a,. am wai e denoereii by Mac Dona.. a- -toe as

he r*tims from Scotian .

The letters betj eienanz--: -re t : -reiy pem-vna:,' nte sem--officai tatesHaC said. * Premier Poincare has refraine*: from jrr.tj o*it the lactaaee of his c .r.tm in.oati<in.

“It U inslicate: • er. that the e.: tty will iea*: to

There are still a good inany men living in Green castle whose fathers helped elect General Harrison to the Presidency in '41, but there are none left who remember the ” ten o'clock line." In 1S09, General Harrison gained a vast stretch of land then known as the “New Purchase' by treaty with the Indians. The “ten o'clock line’ defined in All lands south and west became U. S. territory; north of it was the Wilderness. This old boundary, like the sendee of this bank, has long lost its limit. The scope of sendee of the First National Bank of Greencastle has broadened with the years until now it includes the small depositor as well as the large, the investor as well as the home-builder. It has become the home of the systematic saver because it is built on sendee and founded on security.

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FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE OLDEST BANK IN PUTNAM COUNTY CITIZENS TRUST CO*

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Helen

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Bernice Laortry inri Hi** Lawler, : nmgr *t3*ien.P4 it tie nZj rf X.nnevita and menP1 Ben Phi tornr.tj. arr »*i

Xindar They are

, , , , j neats at toe Gram Central H.ieL

be r.*i looeere^ v* e.eck tne root j ^ growth. Mam re, even wber. ritted, |

mleu wu. heated in coazpmtizi?, i* I Janr.e- 0 Frazier iie«i or Tie ..ay not erprely *a'- fir weeds ie«4* in Great Fai. Montana. T-e i»iy n-ay be fartrod^ce -. Bit a jmd lawr. wfl] be zriogrZ to this city for '- .raL fertTizer or .. *• bireraeal dres.Tinj ^wnerai imr ;-»mer.u wil. be anwL. be kijhly beneficial to *o.a. ogoneeri later. Mr. Frazier wa» a Farrm Lfe. brother of Mrs. John McFariaa*: and

Mrs. J. T Deaton both of Greer/-a -ti* FRESH CABBAGE. Carrots, Ttrr-1 - - -wee* Pdtat-e-’ CeP-y Ez“ra

.etween tee tw:

isian it L* extremely chic. The back sometimes the rails are a brilliant of the bead is always boyishly “bob-^ red. American women have never bed.“ with what little mareelie there ‘ cots:this high polishir* of the .Mfiraily. new- u ecneentrated at the front and sides, nail in good taste, though I must say

•TAspeedenee proba- Blonds, while foOowiag the boyish a white hand with reddish nails looks 4 penanMl «** ■»Ht have the whole head war- alluring under the night lights. One

eminent iea,;:

CLOVERDALE

ed at*l briUiancned in place, as the Vjo sever hea*: tress is not as becoming to the bten*i as to the brunette. We ear. say at least Phis for the new back clip; it certainly saves a lot of

Oscar Sackett. *10 is suffering elbow jtreng*..-. , to say nothing of

fnro ieaiire of tie heart a cot so burnt necks.

w * i -- • White velvet textured faces, car George Appie .; xas a Quincy vis- rrine»i lips an dnatural eyebrows are

the mice for :Sr24. By white faces. I

.=ees women now and then with ;;mples on the back of their nan s accen-

tuate*i with touches of reuse. Hair dyes, peroxioe and henna

seem to have vanished completely. Perhaps it is because of the sirapiirity of the bobbed hea.: ires*. One can bide poorly touched-u piocks onier switches and fastidious hair-

but with short fast growing ■ cks :t :s a difficult matter.

As to the figure, the

Fanny Grapefruit.

It would be hard to find a more __ perfect day than Wednesday The

A L ■ Grocery. teir.para'xre was a run the V; mark

and the bright --unahine ma.:e Green-

11 — =-. cartk people think of spring*..me.

which is but a rfcort time, gotne ten

[ weeks away.

itor Tsescay.

The Ladies B. .>r .ass or the Meth- ^ ocot refer to the chalk like masks wiist enure-. wiJ meet Friday after-1 often j^n on girls in .America, for • noon with Mrs. Alice Rogers. 1 Parisian women prefer a natural Mr. an.. Mrs. J- se Poynter. w.-.o creamy ->ia.:e rather than a dead

Eccentric ye Jewish pew- ; eave ^ (aa Q^tuieli. _ , , , - -*«w frocks which a: alL In fact make-up this seas<-* • „ . corset, navmg a combmation

m crier to ace; r. >:ate tie : r.tmber ^ta: are exited to a: ere wU be jpedai amngemer.- . e ::r

tickets to be bought in a

As an added feature there . '. 1 Bunny Orehe-tru. s-:met- ' i ;

never been seen here be:‘:r plain view 0? the audience, rabbits will furnish music performances. Tie com. . WiggHy and his troups promises to be an occa.- r. interest not only to the cr. to others who have enjoy?

time Stones.

Remember that this peri zee i for grown-ups as well as y -in p«

uacorsetec p!e The Lewis Royal Murrikir.

and in

-. .e brie . -Lag tie

Uacie actors,

- rreat ren but tie Bed

have been ntffer.sg from peeumerda. w hite one.

ders of last year are not being use-

In .aindent Basket

SAFE

^ O lr SAFETY

VAULT

co«t thousands of dot* Lars to in.sta.Ll. It is iTjarded by tonj of ste^rl, with elab* orate tunedockinR devices that insure abvd'rie pro* tection from burglary, fire

and-flood.

A private box in our vault ~~ for safekeeping your valu* ables can be rented for the small cost of a few cents

a week.

Centra]

National

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Capital and Surplus ?2<.*<#,&<Xi

Wil! Wetz went in to the ditch •cuth of town on. the cee-.eterv road Wedre -lay morning Mr Welz wa.* bringing a kad of apple.- to town in the Rf-o t-uck when tbe accident hap--/ene'i. Die of the rear wheels of the truck wa* ton-, off. Tie truck was broog-t to tn.e Franklin itreet ga rai-e for repair*.

are improving. The Wingate

Bail team will pia. QoTercaie Inde-

pendents Friday r..-it.

Jesoe McCoy. F.-. ik Morr.s* n and Chari es Dari- are attendinz- the Har .’ware Dea.er Convention at Inlianapoiis. Mrs McCoy is also an

indiaaapoli* visitor

Harry Job ha.- n>ived bis family I from the Louis Morrison farm on -tate roa.i 32 to t-e Mrs. Patrick property on soct- Main street.

i ..ter Cold-Derry, who resides at : -.ire w -driving through this .*•> Tday right, struck the large t ■ ter 1 jyut at the corner of

Washington streets, com-

: Ateiy ->■ - .rg the post. Mr. Golds- - rry a teacher at the Fillmore

and was just starting -e comer too quick thus

'igh scr :■ i w-er he cut re uhirg -

e wrec

eked lights.

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'If K.VESS ( A USE OF DEATH

KOKOM* Ird^ Jan. 30.—Mr*.

die i la-

ying sickne*-. She

jday : had

from

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ous for seventeen

‘day*. Duri-g -at time she was ri * hment but efforts

to arouse he: v?r« onsoccessfu!.

FASHION- in PARIS

PARIS. France Jm. 30—< United Press >—A womi with a chignon is about as popular as a man with a wart on his no se— - Paris! In spite of p.- . res in fashion magazines of Par. a.- with sleek, long hair drawn severely back from the forehead and tw. ted in bans, Greek rolls, chignons, eic.. one doesn’t see this sort of thing - Paris, except on women of mature years who have long lost the gist • the styles. Bobbed hea:= a:-? -till very prevalen Glancing over the crowd of gayly gowned women the theatres, one can truthfully sa. that over 50 per cent of the worn*- ave short locks. The wild curie*: • - , ' of last season, however, is seldom een. Straight hair often so straight that it looks as thouer it were plastered to the head, is c ..- the rage of tie moment and on t-e dark Imired Par-

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seems to be concentrated on mouth, the lashes and the brow*, have never ?eer. Lips of such brillia-: colorings or Bps that are made up with such deftness. Tre nakeing up of the mouth has always been an art with the Parisian. If her mouth is too small she reddened it to the er.:? with a water-proof lip rouge and accentuates the cur i’» bow by means of an orange stick, rather than the finger. Large mouths are never colored entirely to the ends, though by deepening the eupid’s bow they ear. be

made to appear smaller.

Plucking of the eyebrows b being done away with to a great extent

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*" rJeht performar^,. Durir. • hi

ere *** a hoar, over twenty-five char. >r? ap . C ^ T P«ar, amone them* Charlie aplii

- and hip confiring arrangemoT C ° 0gle

• made Ln the lining of the frock.

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Harry Lauder,

UNCLE WIGGILY ATTRACTION

H. S. NOTES

It Is thought that the hin ii M officials wi'J get the DePssw gyn nasium for the Greet ta*' -Jefiei

it Tnr vtttt r%*~ww iur me oreei-^as NG ET\ ERi ONE. > Today was barking day again. T

tigh school stud its deposited III-

Hundred* of children who

g -e to bed with visions of Uncle

and the Departmental. |5.dl. a tou

have °f r?7.23.

A Mr. Patton lecture: to the id;

an-i no wthe idea is to trai* the brow W i , Vli ‘ ons of Unde , A 7 toeta « d t0 tre to form a natural arch by brwhin- it -T w . th * ° " lovaWe charac * h0Or FrtTich CM * this mom ^,. , each day with a small b-u*- and bri v ^ e ^' af:€r 3 int€resti ^ and

ug!y line are slnave,^ T, T" r « « « another dream when tne picture wracu n -cred awa- a, . e Uncle Wiggily alive and 40 ^ at the Opera House - . , . ■’ , ‘ P ac ' '? ta... _• on th* stage at the High H « urged the students to ba' ^e Palra“wa - Vt t ^ ^ ^^torium Mondt Tebt^r a ^ ^^g toward the Furopea more or V=* ‘ QP ^ 4th ' '^ 0 Performances, one at 2:45 ? oartries - A feeling of Fellowsh; -.rCS IllOrC Or !€RS. - ' - A. 1 , *■ r.? flaHr- ar - , j * oc-a:

ITS, S*; 1 • fc ' dsrt " “ - ^ other . 7771 U l-« **iJ wht to be ^ err the Ud e b,t to r „ d,„ h u, the J„ rj’ *’ » ^ . liehrt He told of the .re .odtnAeearotherU.h,, M „ v.e p^ditio. h^ * LI', ^oe, of the chedrol,. h -t, »■ Blond, eonono, ton* a % h, M tt* tallitap. He etate,! ■• ■ **< ron^e on the eh« u ,r ,p, M of tfc . in 3 r-rlrt ■

H »*-' 7 Gari,. and will brin* them i T' ll ' °. r "' a * 1 • -eer.castle. There on the ^ “ * nrJlt ' a!:0 '

prevalent pallor assumed by brunettes. Women whose locks are re-i or auburn also look their best with a

littlecolor on their chee -

Tb« Parisian spend; a . much time on her hands as she doe -. b er make-

up. At present the hlg-

“ colored

finger-nail polish is be.;. alK j

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on

ere ail can see. like a

ere:- c me true, the Bttle animals

rough all their comical anrte so often enthralled the :ers. It is a treat that no • *5 vicinity should miss, and

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wa: tics mar ckll

notice. Only 50 appKcatior? accepted for the FeDowshir

ration.

The Meridian Club held ‘ ? i f t! weekly program today at ni v' The T.ger Cubs and the P L’* Freshman team wil practice t at 7 o'clock tonight.

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