The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 April 1924 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, AI’KiL 12, 1924 iirasH W :
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A.. COCK Propnetor tjid Manager.
I Doors Open G:30—Two Shows —Shows Start 7:00 Program Subject to Change Without Notice.
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Saturday TOM mix Tlte Gun Gentleman In “Mile A Minute Romeo Aesop’s Film Failles Pathe News Weekly Monday NEAL HART America’s Pal in “Below the Rio Grande” “Ruth of the Range” Episode Thirteen Featuring Kuth Roland
Born on Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kocher, a son. W. P. Smith, of Cloverdale, was in this city today on business. Ivan Cline, of Cloverdale, was in this city today on business. Everett Williams, of this city was in Brazil Friday on business. Ernest Stites of this city was in Cloverdale today on business.
THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail
matter.
HARRY M. SMITH Editor and Proprietor S. R. RARIDKN, City Editor
H. ASKEW PALMER CHIROPRACTOR Over Banner Office
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KENDALLVILLE, Ind., April 12— With one arm crushed and ground to pieces Earl Bugler, 19 saved his life by clinRinp: desperately to the wreckage of his auto as it was dragged a hundred yards beneath the caboose of a freight train. The arm was amputateil after Bugler was taken from
under the train.
He did not see the approach of the train and drove his auto directly in the path of the cars.
Office Phone 189
Claud Hughes, of Bainbridge, was in this city today on business. B. F. Nolte, of Brazil, was a busii ness visitor in this city today. James B. Graver of this city, was in 1 | Indianapolis Friday on business.' i Mr. ami Mrs. Alva Boswell, of this j city, spent the day in Indianapolis. T. T. Smith, of Washington town1 ship, was in this city today on business.
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RADIO FEATURES WCAE, Pittsburgh, (462 M) 9:30 (EST)—Testimonial dinner tendered Andrew M. Mellon, secretary of the treasury from Win. Penn Hotel. WOR, Newark, (405M) 9:30 p. m. (EST)—Elly Nei, noted pianist. WO AW, Omaha, (526M) 9 p. m., (CST)—Program by colored artists, courtesy colored commercial club. WRC Washington, (460 M) 9:80 p. m. (E7ST)—Dance music by the U. S. Army band. KYW, Chicago, (526 M) 8 p. m. (CST)—concert.
lot in Greencastle, $2000.
Sam Russel, et al., to E. R. Hub bitt, lota in Commercial Place, $1. Zella Farmer to Otha Lee Meek (
State Highway Policeman A. R. Carmichael was in Brazil Friday on
business.
Mrs. Thai! Peck has returned home after spending the winter in Miami,
Florida.
R. H. Newgent and O. G. Webb of this city were in Brazil Friday on
business.
Joseph Sharp, who is a student in Terre Haute Normal College, is visit- ! ing his parents in this city. Thomas J. Winthrop of Indianapolis was in the city transacting business on Saturday momtng.
For Easter Day- -a Dashing Bouquet! O END a floral thought for ^ Easter morning—the very spirit will create the desired feeling. You'll be greeted here by a glorious arrayment, as sprightly to one’s heart as the spring. Lilies, Datfoilils, Tulips and Hyacinths
CLOVERDALE j George Appleby, who lives 5 miles , east of town, was arranging bedding for a litter of young pigs in the absence of their mother, but before he had finished she returned amd attacked hm, knocking him against a fence and breaking a rib. Miss Dorothy Michael is spending the week end with her parents near
Amity.
John Watson, who has been ill for several months, is not so well. Miss Cleo McCoy is spending the week end with her parents near Fillmore. Mrs. Matthew Boston returned to her home in Terre Haute after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Uly Denny.
land in Greencastle township, $2275. 1 Bert C. Lossure to Curry Inman !
lot in Greencastle, $1.
Arlie Priest et al to Thomas Risk . etux, 40 acres in Franklin township I
$1.
Francis A. Hays to Paulne ‘jharp, lot in Greencastle, $1.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Frank and wift of this city attended the Bainbridge Senior Class play, Friday night. i Richard Taylor, who i attending i week-end here visiting his parents. Purdue University is spending the
Wilbur Donner, who is a student in Indiana Law School, is visiting his parents in this city over the week-end. Floyd Rockhill, who has been ab-
TUESDAY, APRIL 15th IS THE I.AST DAY TO PAY TELEPHONE BILLS AND RECEIVE THE DISCOUNT. GREENCASTLE TELEPHONE COMPANY. 12-3t
Bee Hive Rebekah lodge will meet in regular session Monday night at eight o’clock. All members of the degree staff are urged to be present. GEORGIA FISHER, N.G. ZELLA O’HAIR, rec. secy. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS, April 12—Hog prices ruled steady here today under
influence of a good shipping demand | sen ^ from school for some time on and active interest of local packers. | accoun t of illness, will re-enter Mon-
Receipts were 4,000.
A few choice droves brought a top of $7.75, but most hogs of all weights sold at $7.70. Pigs advanced a quarter, selling at $7.25 down. Sows also were 25 cents higher at $7 down. Cattle trading was dull on receipts of only 150. The market was steady. Practically no choice stock was offer-
ed.
John Eitel & Sons
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THE WEATHER.
Mostly cloudy tonight and Sunday. Probably showers Sunday. Risng temperature Sunday.
A Service of Simplicity and Sincerity but complete in every detail. In other words, when you open your a ccount here you may be sure of our wholehearted cooperation in every direction—in small transactions as well as the large ones. On this basis, w ecordially invite your business.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE OLDEST BANK IN PUTNAM COUNTY
CITIZENS TRUST CO. THE HOME OF THE SYSTEMATIC SAVER
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Elisha Cowgill to Clair Robinson. 85 acres in Marion twp, $1240. Albert L. Podgett to Wallace Erganbright, 120 acres in Floyd twp., $6750. Louis McGaughey et al., to Clarence Clodfelter, land in Ruscsell tp $3562.50. James P. Hughes Comp., to Rachel Newman, et al., land in Greencastle twp. Eva R. Williams to Hazel P. Williams, lot in Greencastle, $2000. Curry Inman to Hazel P. Williams,
Calf values took a sudden drop. The decline was generally $1. Choice i veals brought $12 and the bulk $11.50
to $12. Receipts were 400.
Only 50 head were received in the sheep market and pricei; were nominally steady. Sheep sold al II down
and lambs at f 1 (1.75 down.
day.
The Ueelsville Senior Class play will be held at the Reelsville High School building Saturday evening at
! seven thirty.
The regulaj- Teacher’s Institute j was held in the auditorium of the local high school building this mornjing and afternoon.
Dave Braden, deputy sheriff, who has been confined to his home with
illness ,was reported as same condition today.
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First Aid? If not, you | should tfive this your im- = mediate attention. Let E us supply an Emergency E Outfit and you will he on = the Safety First side.
Hamilton is confined to his on Taylor Place by illness.
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CHICAGO. April 12—Senator Burton K. Wheeler, leader of the Senate Daugherty' committee, today accused President Coolidge of being “incapable” and “looking at everything with purely a political standpoint instead of the welfare of the people of the nation.” Wheeler, referring to the senatorial investigations said. “The president’s lack of action in all these matters has shown the country he is incapable of dealing with 1 the situation, which demands a force- | ful leader that will drive from office , in Washington, all those who have been guilty of corruption or have tak- '
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en part in the gigantic conspiracies carried on the last few years by crooked politicians or business. “The trouble with Coolidge is that he is looking at everything with a purely political standpoint instead of the welfare of the people of the na-
i tion.”
Wheeler attacked former Attorney General Daugherty as “a man entirely unfit for the office he held.” He painted Daugherty as a poor mar when he entered office three years ago E and now as “a man dealing in SinE clair and Steel stock and owning = stock in the Wright-Martin airplane
High School Theatre DELUXE PICTURE PROGRAMS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Harold Lloyd in “WHY WORRY” “THIS WAY OUT” CHRISTIE COMEDY
Shows at 7 and 9
Admission lac and 25c
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
GEOGRAPHY CONFERENCE
TERRE HALT!;, Ind., April 12—
The annual conference of the Indiana State Council of Geography is being
held at the Indiana State Normal here. Educators from practically all
of the higher institutions of learning
in the state are in attendance.
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trious. It depends on my owner. If he is not careful, I will waste myself in thriftless living. But if he puts me in the bank, Fll work hard night and day, earning compound interest for him.”
Interest Accounts opened at this bank for deposits of one dollar or More,
Central 7 ™”
Company
“WHERE MONEY GROWS”
The Indiana Portland Cement Company through Squire R. H. Newgen* filed suit against Harry Coffman for possession of real estate and $100
damages.
| Miss Mattie Henry, of Elizabethtown, Pa., came Friday to spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. Ezra Henry and family, and her brother, Patrick Henry and wife. The Greencastle Band and the DePauw University Band will practice together in East College on Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. All members are requested to be present at this
practice.
Suit brought against Mr. and Mrs. James Moore by George Thomas was filed through Squire R. H. Newgent Friday. The plaintiff asks possesion of real estate and twenty-five dollars
1 damages.
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Uriah Gasaway, of Reelsville, was a visitor in the city on Saturday. Mr. Gasaway is the oldest survivor of the Maxican War in the United States. He is ninety-six years of age and is as active as ever. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Zeis of Oxford are the guests of Mayor and Mrs. Charles F. Zeis over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Zeis have been spending the winter in Florida and are on their way home. i The fire department was called to i Northwood Friday afternoon When a good sized tract of grass caught fire. | Some brush was being burned in the | hollow west of the C. C. Heustis home and had been left with no one to watch it. The blaze quickly
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Wheeler reiterated that the senate Daugherty committee should continue because “the country demands, I think that our committee show up this vi- _ cious system that has grown up in ~ | Washington of using the department of justice as a collection agency." Wheeler charged that the “Columbus, Ohio gang became rich along
with Harry Daugherty.’’
Commenting on his sub-committee hearing at Washington Courthouse,
T. P. Abbott of Tierron, 111., is visiting his brother, A. A. Abbott and Mrs. Abbott. Mrs. John Clements and daughter, Miss Miriam of Crawfordsville, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Tucker over the week end. The Modern Priscilla will meet with Mrs. Will Peck Monday after-
noon.
The Boston club meeting has beaj postponed a week. Members plei note change of date. Miss Ruby Wright 1 L'day Muncie where she will visit |
a few i lay .
L. C. Heaven of Marion towns! was in this city today or. hi S. J. Johnson of Madison townsUJ was in Greencastle today on b I
advertise in the banner
caught to the grass and in a short time a good sized “would be” forest fire was going. However the quick
work of the fire men soon
blaze extinguished.
Kitchen Cabinets Breakfast Sets Electric Wa.-hers 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. *t the Cas Office
|| j Ohio, from which he is returning to = Washington, Wheeler said that Mai Daugherty, brother of the former attorney general, whom they have been investigating at Washington Courthouse, would be “before the bar of the senate Monday when hear-
ings are resumed.
“If he doesn’t testify we can put Kim in jail,” Wheeler said. Wheeler will leave here tomorrow
for Washington.
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Miss Laura Nicholas, who is a student in State Normal at Danville, Indiana, is spending the spring vacation
had the with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Nicholas of this city.
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100,000 laid OFF in ENGLAND LONDON, April 12.—One hundred thousand ship yard workers were idle today as a result of a national lockout which went into effect last midnight. The locout resulted from a refusal of striking Southampton ship yard workers to accept employers’ terms. r — , MELLON STANDS PAT PITTSBI RGH^ Pa., April 12.—“I never considered a thought of resignation,”' Andrew W. Mellon, secretary of the treasury, said here today,. speaking on his letter to the president, which caused Mr. Coolidge to rebuke the senate for its investigation into th e treasury department. Of course, there are ctrcumstances under which any man would be obliged to resign, but I never intimated that I would quit,” he said. Secretary Mellon arrived here this morning to attend a banquet the Pitts uig chamber of commerce will hold m his honor tonight.
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$13.50 to $40.00
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