The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 March 1924 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA,SATURDAY, MARCH 8. 1924 ~
hMiiiiiimimimiHiiiimmiimimiimuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiHiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiii’. ] Opera House (
A. COCK Proprietor r<ad Manager.
Doors Open G:30—Two Shows—Shows Start 7:00
Profjara Subject to Change Without Notice.
- S
SATURDAY Aletro Pictures Presents "Pleasure Mad” A Big Special Comedy
E E E = E E
1011 NWS
J. B. Clarke, of Fillmore, was in this city today on business. George Long of this city was a busness visitor in Indianapolis today.
THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter. HARRY M. SMITH Editor and Proprietor S. R. R A HI DEN, City Editor
Aesop's Film Fables Paihe flews Weekly
Monday NEAL HART In the Western Photoplay “Salty Saunders”
‘Ruth of the Range”
Episode Eight
Featuring Ruth Roland
I
E
EiiiimiMiiiiiiMimiiiiimiiiiiMimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiimimiiiiimimiiHi-
I
Will Glidewell, of Putnamvile, was a business visitor in this city today.
Nelson Wood, of Madison town- Office Phone 189
ship was in this city today on busi-
ness.
Frank Brackney has returned to his home in this city after an extended visit in Chicago. Noble Snyder, who has been ill for the past two weeks is able to be in the store today.
H. ASKEW
PALMER CHIROPRACTOR Over Banner Office
Res. 772-Y
DAY OF PRAYER OBSERVED ON FRIDAi
ki—■uun
Glencora
Bee Hive Rebecca Lodge No. lOH will meet in regular session Monday
night at 8:00 o’clock.
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Weaver, of New York, sister of J. S. Dowling, is visiting her brother and family.
The Wonder Coal Costs More,
Worth More
A. J. DUFF
Phone 317
SATURDAY THE EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF GYM
change in name from Indiana Asbury University to DePauw University, in recognition of the liberal gift presented by the Honorable Washington De-
Pauw.
After spending fourteen years as president of the University, Dr. Bowman resigned in June 1872, after having been made a Bishop of the Meth-
odist Episcopal church.
And so, the students have reason to be grateful to the Bowman family that West College is no longer the home of gymnasium classes and such kindred activities. We have reason to be proud, likewise that we have a
Bowman Gymnasium is now Eight Years Old. First Building to be Erected After Dr. Grose Came
o
Saturday, March 8, marked the eighth anniversary of the dedication fo Bowman Memorial Gymnasium, the first building to be erected after Dr.
Grose came to DePauw.
At that time, although there was formal celebration, it is wel for those who are interested in DePauw, to remember with gratitude, not only the
gift that made this building possible, building better suited to our needs in but also the work done for DePauw our splendid Bowman Memorial,
by the man to whose memory Bow- j
man Memorial is dedicated. | 0
Mrs. Sally Bowman Caldwell, a FRANC DROPS AGAIN
daughter of Bishop Bowman, and her j 0
brother, Theodore Bowman, were the PARIS, March 8.—Despite the utfirst to give any money for the erec- most efforts of the government to tion of the present gymnasium. It uphold it, the fran c crashed to new was with thei money whoch made the lows as the money market opened
building possible. For this reason, it here today.
was called Bowman Memorial Gym- J At 10:20 a. m., dollars were quotnasium, in order that the memory of j ed at 20 francs 80 centimes each and their father might be perpetuated by i the pound sterling at 115 francs.
to the Liberal Arts enrollment makes
Miss Mattie Smith will speml the a t “ ta •' l’ 365 - week end with her mother Mrs. Mar- A friend or member of the College garet Smith near Cloverduie. Avenue M. E. congregation who is „ T „ , •, visiting in Florida sent a box of or- ^ 1 . w , anges and grape fruit to Rev. J. E. town, is able to be out after several r to be distribuU , d at weeks confinement to h.s home. | meeting. Thursday evening those Prof. H. B. Longden is in South | attendin g the services held in the LoBend atending an Alumni Association Street church were agreeably meeting of DePauw University. j surprised with a generous distribution
of the fruit. The sender is unknown.
Miss Beula Crodian of Ladoga, is I
spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vermillion of this city.
Services Held at the Christian * hurt Program Was Carried 1 'u 1 ' n a Splendid Manner o The day of prayer was observed by the Federated Missionary Societies of the city Friday March " i n Christian church, Mr-. J. E. Courtney pretsided. After a short business session the meeting was opened by , singing “All Hail the Power of Jesus Name,’’ and prayer by Rev. Marshall. The program published by the Federated of Women’s Board of Missions was used and each chairman presented a well prepared program, as follows : Miss Lenore Alspaugh on Praise; Mrs. A. H. Manuel, Prayer; Miss j Mary Strain, Purpose; Miss Martha | Ridpath, Practice. The Presbyterian church was represented by Miss Lucina Cbow, a Chinese student, who gave a very interesting talk. Solos were sung by Mrs. L. E. Mitchell and Mrs. J. E. Porter A ladies quartet composed of Mrs. C. C. Gillen, Ms. W. W. Sweet, Mrs. J. E. Porter and Miss Margaret Myers sang “Im a Pilgrim, I’m a Stranger.’’ At noon lunch was sevedr and a social hour spent. At 3:30 the meeting closed with a prayer by Rev. V. L. Raphael. Next session will be held in the Presbyterian church.
6 0 T H YEA
7^ BUS I N E""s^jS
^ FoumW jyr||§B
»X< Sccunty
'I*
Built on Sen-ice
RESTORING THE OLD HARRISON MANSION
Workmen are Busy at Vincennes in Repairing the Home of Famous Indiana Man
Ninety Nine Times Out of a Hundred— the missing link between success ane* failure is—T-H-R-I-F-T. Thrift is a matter of getting a hundred cents worth for every dollar spent and saving the difference between your “Income” and Expense." It's a simple matter if you— MAINTAIN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
CITIZENS TRUST CO. THE HOME OF THE SYSTEMATIC SAVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK I THE OLDEST BANK IN PUTNAM COUNTY
I I
The Greencastle baim .dir practice i Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock. All .
DePAUW NOTES
Y. W. C. A. members elected the
members are requested to be present. I following officers after the regular
meeting yesterday afternoon: Milfired Lewis, president; Helen English, vice-president; Dorothy Davisson, secretary; Esther Olds, treasurer. Other nominees were Cornelia Allen
Mrs. Howard Dan and children are at home from Roachdale after a visit of three weeks mith Mrs. Ben Dean. C. C. Gillen was in Lafayette Fri-
the various activities centered in the
building.
Rev. Thohias W. Bowman was elected to the presidency of Indiana Asbury University in 1858, and was in- | augurated one year later. He was instrumental in making the college
both new low francs.
records for French
day night and witnessed the Bain- ]^° r P res ident, Isabelle Burns for vice-bridge-Frankfort basket ball game at P res ' den t and Emily Marine for sec* Purdue. Jretary. There was no other candidate
! for treasurer.
Mrs. John Dowling, of south In- ! The new officers will be installed (liana street, who has been seriously at the regular meeting next Thursill during the past two months, is im- day at four-thirty and their term of proving. : office will be gin immediately. Mrs. C. N. JVIcWethy and daughter I The nominating committee has apAnnabelle are spending the week-end ,pointed the following chairman of in Noblesville visiting Mr. and Mrs. i committoes: undergraduate represenMark Bills. I tative, Kathryn Thompson, who will
I also have charge of sub-cabinet,
Miss Margaret Garl, daughter of church cooperation. Josephine BentJohn Garl, who resides on south Ilii- 'ey. who will have charge of the freshnois street, is seriously ill of dropsy , men commission; social service, Hel- | and heart trouble. ; en Grose; Girl Reserve, Beatrice c, . „ 41 , . . Ringgold; campus service, Isabel Frank Butler who is attending .Burns; publicity, Emily Marine, mus- . tate Normal College at Terre Haute ic, Susan Stephenson, meetings, Cor-
UNITE AGAINST JACKSON
is spending the week-end
parents in this city.
with his nelia Allen; world fellowship, Aur-
elia Adams.
Joseph Sharp, who is a student in |
INDIANAPOLIS, March 8.—Coal-1 the State Normal College at Terre' ^ followin P Kiris have handed in
co-educational, when girls were ad- ition of two local factions in the Re-1 Haute, is spending the week end with manuscripts for the May Day Pagmitted on the same conditions as men. publican party for the purpose of de- \ his parents in this city. - Nellie Lockeridge. Martha
ates increased to mer enrollment.
During his administration, the ^ ea t' n K Ed Jackson in his race for course of study was greatly enlarged, Publican nomination for Goverseveral buildings were erected, the no . r was ® c bp(luled to be effected here
endowment fund was increased three i^ 1 ’ 3 a ^ ternoon -
fold, and the number of undergra- The new ali <u>ment is expected to
four times the for- b ^ ,nd the can( Hdacy of Mayor
Low Shank for the nomination for - Governor. Concessions, it is under-
It was largely through the inffiT- stood> wil , be made by thp Sharik fac _ ence of Dr. Bowman and his work in tjon in retuni for support of tho
Indiana, that the friends of Indiana j PWe tt-Lemcke faction.
Asbury University decided upon a An agreement to bring about the method to increase the endowment election of Albert J. Beveridge and fund of the institution, beautify the Postmaster General Harry S. New campus, add new schools, and erect as two of the delegates-at large *0 (lew buildings for their accomodation the National convention, it is said,
This aLo led to the subsequent will be reached.
A CHECKING ACCOUNT for convenience and system in personal and home finances.
AN INTEREST ACCOUNT enables you to save methodically by small deposits each week.
You can have both a Checking Account and an Interest Account with this bank 1 National Bank V^VJ. ill Cl l Trust Company
SSSSaf
jWaler, Elouise Wade, Helena Wheeler
Miss Charlotte Gregory, who has Catherine DeWeese, Eleanor Theek, been visiting relatives in Chcago for .Isabel Burns, Helen Preston and
the past several weeks has returned Marybell Weininger. to her home in this city. I o - Lv, ^ . .• . , I Members of Sigma Chi are in Ind-
Chlmh r of7 me n7,° f ,, the ianapo,is t0(ia >' atteftd the afterfhe A, I, ’" 16 ’' 06 T i 6 hel<1 at no o" s tate dance at the Atheneum the Assembly room of the Court and the covention of delegates from Come to Z 81 7:30 P ' m - five Indiana chapters held tZ
Come to the east door. j morninj?
Mrs. Lawrence Murphy was taken
The first repair on the Harrison mansion at Vincennes will be restoring the floor of the Vigo room above the council chamber^ which has dropped four inches because of the fact that a wooen pih which fastened a beam and support in roof had been removed by some traveler who had taken the pin as a relic. Only last year the contractors replaced quite a number of pins to take the place of those removed by vandals. There was a drop in the attic of nine inches The ceiling in the council chamber shows a drop of four inches. The contractors are busily engaged now in the work of restoration. The floor will be einforced with an iron stirrup and while this work is being done, the past ition which has been placed by owners since Harrison’s time will also be removed, giving the original i spacious room almost the same sie j of the handsome council chamber. On ! removing the floor to examine the ; state of the partition to be removed, it was found that worms have eaten one end of a beam. This will be treated with a spray recommended by the government. The original fireplaces which have been modernized into grates by owners since the time of Harrison, will be restored and the old fashioned log fires may again be seen on special occasions. Plastering around the entrance door to the colonial hallway will be restored and patching in the places where the drop in the floor has caused injury to the ceiling in the council chamber will be done.
• ^ ^ "Ki* ^ ^ i* “I* ^ ^ ^ ‘i* £ £ 1' 2* •}
*
'%■ * * 4* * * * * * 4> 4* 4*
High School Theatre “DELUXE PICTURE PROGRAM” Admission 15c and 25c FRIDAY and SATURDAY
LOST—Friday between Greencastle and O & I stone quarry Chevrolet rim with Racine Cord tire. Finder phone 192. g-2t
4»
a-
SIR ANTHONY HOPE’S RUPERT of HENTZAU WITH ELAINE HAMP1ERSTEIN, BERT LYTELL, LEW CODY, BRYANT WASHBURN, MARJORIE DAW. AND A DOZEN OTHER WELL KNOWN STARS.
* * f * ** •h* •i* '7
SHOWS AT 7:00 AMD 8;50 MUSIC AS USUAL *
4
N T 4*T*T'4'*£’TT' ! 'f-'*f*f•fT
to the Robert Long Hospital Saturday morning, where she will undergo an abdominal operation. Mrs. Murphy has been ill for the past two
ifreeks.
Mrs. Margaret Gistey is seriously ill at her home on Howard street. Mrs. Elizabeth Nevins, who resides on west Columbia street, who has been sick for several weeks, is reported not so well. Rev. Edward Bartlett, of DePauw Faculty, will preach in Locust Street M. E. church Sunday morning on Education in Religion.” This is first opportunity to speak in this church since he came to Greencastle and he wll be heard with profit and interest by all who can attend this service. With many old students returning and a considerable number of entirely new students entering, the Enrollment at DePauw University has increased appreciably the second semester. According to a registration report submitted the first of March by Miss Maian Bradford, acting registrar of the university, the enrollment in the College of Liberal Arts is 1,305. Of this number 508 are Freshmen, 308 Sophomores, 234 Juniors, 192 Seniors, 3 graduates, 4 specials, 5 irregulars and 51 members of the Music School are taing work in the Co'lege of Liberal Arts. In all classes the number of men greatly exceeds that of the women. There are 60 students taking work excljsively in Music School, which added
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
FOUR YEARS OLD TODAY o— Four years ago today we opened our Store in this city. We are pleased to say our business has increased each year and we wish to thank our many friends and patrons for their patronage in these four years and by fair dealings, low prices and courteous treatment hope to share a part of your future patronage. Thanking you again, we remain, Yours Truly THE STAR STORE It
IWATCHFORTHE BLUE MOON
M ss Ethel Davis is sending the I week end in this city visiting her parerds, Mr. and Mrs. John Davis. Miss Davis is taking treatment at the Rockville sanitarium.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN HAY OR ANY KIND OF FEED IT WILL PAY YOU TO ATTEND THE
WHITTED SALE.
. .TUESDAY, MARCH 11. Ip
RlSI31SlSJ31B13®EfSf5J3I3E®3JEiS,3131SlSlSf&S Kitchen Cabinets Breakfast Sets Electric Washers Electric Ironers Kitchen Clocks Aluminum Ware Waterless Cookers Spice Jars Dishes Pastry Tables Kitchen Tables Kitchen Heaters Refrigerators Fry’s Oven Ware Glass E-Z Corn Popper Grape Fruit Knives Paring Knives Steak Knives Butcher Knives Wooden Mixing Spoons
The Kitchen Outfitting Co. r t the Gas Office
W. S. Lawter of Morton was in this city today on business. B. Garret, of Clinton township, was ' in this city today on business. Dave Braden, deputy sheriff, was, 1 in Cloverdale today on business, j Frank Bettis of Clinton township was in this city today on business. Miss Muriel Ford who resides on Hudson street is on the sick list. | 1 Miss Olive Camicheal is spending the afternoon with friends in Amo. | Edgar and Gordon Prevo will spend the week-end at their home in Terre Haute. Jacob Hirt, of Indianapolis, is spending the week-end in this city visiting frends. Mrs. Frank Thomas of near Lena,! was brought to the County Hospital j today where she will take treatment. I Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Walton, of Coatseville are spending the week-end with Mrs. Etta Hall and daughter! Ethel. Frank Browning is home for several days from Indianapolis where he' is a student in the Central business college. Stanley Young, who has been confined to his home on south College avenue was able to be out for the first time today. Mr. and Mrs. William Berry of Bainbridge are spending the week end 1 with Mrs. Berry s brother, Mr. Har-' ley Ford and wife. Donald Eugene F ord , ii ttle son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Ford who re-1 side on North College Avenue is sick with Whooping cough.
DON’T FORGET THE TINY TOTS WITH NEW SPRING TOGS
JACKETS BOOTIES ROBES SHOES RATTLES
HOSIERY BANDS DRESSES DOLLIES SLIPS
lOOOOOOOO
Allen Brothers “Money’s Worth or Money Back”