The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 April 1924 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1924
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Dwight Evans, of IJussellville, was in this city today on business. Walter Werrick, of Roachdale, was in this city today on business. J. O. Cam-made, local photographer has on display several good pictures of the DePauw University and local high school base bull and track teams. A large picture of Paul Jones, the
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. RAKIDi N. City Editor
Program Subiect to Change Without Notice. Tharsday HERBERT RAWLINSON In the Melodrama 1 Stolen Secrets”
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BUDDY MESSINGER In the Century Comedy ‘ Omit Kidding"
Friday MARY ALDEN In the Super Photoplay “A Woman’s Woman”
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William Fox Presents The Sunshine Comedy “Full Speed Ahead”
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Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Taylor are in Chicago for a short stay. S. J. Nicholson ,of Russellville, was in this city today on business. /Robert Morgan, of Russellville', was in this ( ty today on business. Albert Noland, of Roachdale, was a business visitor in this city today . Mrs. Dan Donnohue is improving after having an attack of appendi-
citis.
The Needle Craft Club will meet with Mrs. Lawrence Long. Friday at
2:30.
Greencastle Lodge, No. 564, K. of P. will meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock. Work will be given. Visiting
brothers welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Callender, Jr.,
and Mrs. Walter Williams are spend- recent i y returned from England where ing the day in Spencer. Mr. Callen- he stu ,|j et i the British Labor Party
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Paul Blanshard, field secretary of ( the League of Jn< u-triul Democracy,) gave a most enlightening and inter- j esting talk before ti e members of the Economies club ai vi itors Wednesday evening in th Tilden Room of West College. It wu.- a speech given by a man who i- exceedingly enthused in his work and well posted on his subject. During the past few years he has been intimately associated with labor organizations throughout the United Setates and
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der is attending to business. Miss Mattie Henry, of Elizabeth-} town, Pennsylvania, who is visiting I relatives in this city, spent Wednesday [ night with her brother, Patrick Henry
| and wife.
The regular monthly meeting of the Greencastle Branch of the American Association of University Women, will be held on Friday afternoon, April 25, at four o'clock in
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and its leader, Ramsey MacDonald. Mr. Blanshard believes that the labor groups in America must enter the political field in order that they really become a force and that this summer a third party, a labor party, will be formed. Mr. Blanshard speaks straight from the shoulder and says what he thinks. He praised the English Labor leaders, say ing he hoped in America such able men will rise to lead the labor group into politi-
cal arenas.
The speaker said that Lloyd George is most unpopular in England today, not only with the working people, but with the other groups, and that Ramsey MacDonald is the idol of the people, although his regime may totter at any minute as he does not have the majority of votes in Parliament. Mr. Blanshard was brought to DePauw through Dr. Tracy Carlton, head of the department of economics ! in DePauw University and sponsor of | the Economics Club. Mr. Blanshard, j besides being a labor authority is a ; congregational minister and devotes much of his time to religious conventions and young people’s meetings. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan and a post graduate of Co- : lumbia and Harvard Universities.
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Paring a com just removes the top layer, the main part is left to grow, and in some cases paring causes infection. Pse Jones and Stevens Corn Remedy and in a ; liort time you can readily •'.mow the corn. Jones, Stevens Co.
Brighten Up Your Home! Have you been wondering how you were going to refinish that worn chair or table? Has the dull appearance of the livingroom floor or the stairs been worrying you? You probably are saying, “Yes,” and here is your answer -Refinish it with
At the annual election of officers, William Davis, a junior of DePauw University, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Henry Davis, East Seminray street, was elected president of Sigma Delta Chi, national professional journalistic fraternity. The others officers are vice president—Paul Darrow; secretary, Dwight Pitkin, and treasurer, Herman Carrington.
FOLEY PILLS PREVENTED OPERATION James Richardson, 1532 Freeman Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio writes: “I suffered with my kidneys and bladder and was to go to the hospital to be operated upon. I decided to try Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, and after three doses I found relief.” Try them today. R. P. t i Mullins, Druggist. tu. th. s., wk 1
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Demonstration Apr. 26 BICKNELL-COFFMAN HDW. CO. Phone 214
H. S. Notes
DISTURBANCE IN A LOCAL THEATRE The patrons of a local show house were very muuch disturbed by the continuous coughing of a person in the audience. Don't be a nuisance because you have a cough or cold. A few does of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound will bring speedy relief from coughs and colds. R. P. Mullins, Druggist. tu. th. s., wk.
TESTIFIES FOR BROTHER Miss Nicolasa Gonzalez, Cuero,
Texas, writes: “My brother ten years ago suffered from constipation but is feeling fine since taking Foley Cathartic Tablets, and has improved wonderfully.” Foley Cathartic Tablets are easy to take and promptly relieve constipation. It. P. Mullins. Druggist. tu. th. s., wk.
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“T’M very popular. Nearly everybody wants me. People work hard to get me—but fev/ make any effort to keep me after they have me. The most sensible people, when they have captured me, keep me safe in the bank.”
Interest Accounts opened at this bank for deposits of one dollar or more
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The Purdue Exponent of Wednesday carried a story of the activities of the Purdue freshman golf players. The Freshman players, of which Richary Taylor of this city ,and son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Taylor, is a memI ber, won three of the four matches from the varsity golfers and Taylor
I won both rounds and
RED WINS S. S. CONTEST The Limedale Sunday school clos-
I ed their Red and Blue contest last The results of the bank day yes- Sunday. The Red were the winners, terday are as follows: High School, The Blues entertained the Reds last $19.83, and Departmental, |7.60. evening with a weiner and marshMiss Adams of the Commercial mallow roast at the home of Albert department is absent from her post Shuey.
on account of illness. She has the
mumps.
The regular weekly chapel was held this morning. Bob Lewis, evangelist, spoke on guns. The talk dealt with guns compared to youth.
The Reds departed at a late hour feeling well repaid for their efforts in the contest.
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High School Theatre
DELUXE PICTURE PROGRAMS
THURSDAY and FRIDAY Charles Ray
‘Courtship of Myles Standislf
SATURDAY
Clarence Buddington Kelland’s Steadfast Heart
Two Shows, 7:00 and 9:00 Admission 15c and 25c
LOST—Some time Friday near square—blue beaded purse containing a small purse with $5.00 bill and some change. Return to Banner office, reward. Ip
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS Hiram Callender, Jr., is driving* new Nash sedan. R. F. Frazier, of Cloverdale. was in Ibis city today on business. J. VV. Branamen, of Cloverdale, was in tills city today on business. Miss Hazel McKamey, of Fillmore, was in this city today on business.
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Good metal, ammunition, and care,
three points i * s neressal 7 in both cases for the
from Stewart for the freshman final ^ pst * esult '- IIis tal k was very in- , ^ teresting and well appreciated. He
complimented the students by
New parking signs have been plant- ing he had never talked tQ a more ed on the North side of the J’ost office appreciative, attentive audience any-
where in the country. Two educational pictures
following orders issued by Mayor i Charles F. Zeis, Wednesday afternoon. From now on no motorists will be allowed to park their machines this side of the office. These rules were made following several narrow es-
capes of autoists.
E. L. Vandament, driving an Overland Coupe, wont into the ditch neai the Milo West home on State Road 32, Wednesday night badly damaging his i car. Mr. Vandament was headed towards this city when the accident oc- ; curred. In the mishap Mr. Vanda1 ment received a fractured rib. The car was brought to the Overland Serj vice Station for repairs. Some twenty students of the Ar-
s bowing
the process of Slab making and the slabmakers in their daily work. This picture was shown before the entire
student body.
for sale
Buick—1923—4-Pa.-senger Coupe, just painted, good tire- and motor just been overhauled. liuick—1922—5-Passenger Touring New tires and good paint. Chalmers—1923—5-Passenger Tour-ing-Run less than 5,000 miles. 2 Ford Coupes These cars are all guaranteed as rep-
resented.
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1 chitectral drawing class under the su- price and on easy payments.
pervision of B. A. Knight are using j MOFF
j this week for the sketching of selected buildings and houses over Green-
| castle. Each hour the students are Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Job and Mr. J permitted to pick their own model and and Mrs. Verley Burnham of Clov- ) return with a free hand perspective erdale, spent Wednesday here. j drawing of it. Professor Knight —p . stated that the students were doing FOR SALE— 30 head of nice
INDIANAPOLIS, April 24 — Hog ; prices were 10 cents lower at the Indianapolis livestock exchange today despite unusual activity by local ] say- packers and a fairly good shipping de- j
mand.
Bulk sold at $7.45, the lowest since I the first week in February. Heavy- j weights again had a slow market and i sold at $7.75 down and pigs sold j down from $7. Receipts were 8000. i The cattle market was weak and ' draggy with only one lot of steers > commanding a top of $10.75, Cows | held better than other classes. Heif-; ers found a poor sale. Receipts were
700.
Although demand for veal is rather poor, calf prices were generally steady. Only the choicest offerings, however, commanded the top of, $10.50. Receipts were 700. Sheep prices were 50 cents lower ■with springs selling as much as $2 lower. Receipts were 50.
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Miss Gladys O’Hair and Miss Flva | Turner have returned to their homes ■ in Terre Haute .after spending the day with friends here.
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