The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 May 1924 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER, HREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, MAY i,
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Doors Open 6:30—Two Shows —Shows Start 7:00
Prcgram Subject to Change Without Notice.
Wednesday WESLEY BARRY In the Big Comedy “Country Kid 1 ’
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» A Play | i Benefit Fidelis Sund ay School Claes, Christian Church E E Admission 25c £
The meeting of Section two of the Chnstian church has been postponed. Miss Mary McIntyre of Indianapolis is visiting Rev. H. L. Davis and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hamrick of Clayton were visitors in the city over Tuesday night. ' There will be a meeting of the of- ^ ficial board by College Avenue church ■ tonight at 7:30.
THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter. HARRY M. SMITH Editor and Proprietor S. R. RAR1DEN, City Kditor
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PALMER CHIROPRACTOR Over Banner Office Office Phone 189 Res. 772-Y
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I hursday JACK HOXIE In the Big Western Play “The Phantom Horseman”
KEEP SMILING Dear friends, a message to you. Your way to health and how to get it, plain as day, The CHIROPRACTOR drugless
way.
Thousands have been cured by this method and so can you, Of value more than fame or wealth Is having always splenuid health, And how to get it? As plain as day The CHIROPRACTOR drugless
way.
Come in and let us have a friendly /chat. I will tell you more of this (wonderful science. It won’t cost you
Fox, of RiRy, Indiana, r.aything to get acquainted, now don't
BRYANT HERE TOMORROW “We are reaching more than half a million people each year with these lectures and demonstrations on Life Savings and First Aid Work, and as a result at least 30,000 lives are annually saved which might otherwise have fatal endings.” stated Capt. Carrol Bryant of the Red Cross Life Saving Service at noon Wednesday when he spoke before the Rotary men Over 130.000 men and women have passed tests to belong to this organization since the work started ten years ago. Many beaches and camps are now patrolled by Red Cross experts. The DoPauw Corps had several members employed last season at camps and municipal pools. Capt. Bryant will be here today and tomorrow, going to Franklin from this city.
SPANISH WAR VETERANS MEET
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•* Tri Kappa will meet £ ' Frank Bittles, Thursday
•E 7:30. Initiation.
E j State Highway Policeman, A. R. a . Carmichael was in Parke county Tues- f
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E ' is visiting Miss Ruby Wright, of this
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= ' Section Four 0 f the Christian church E ! will meet with Mrs. William Black- “ well Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
Earl Fisk Camp No. 48, United Spanish War Veterans will meet to night at 7:30 p, m., in Dr. Haw-kin* office, ail members are urged to be present. CHARLES D. CONKLIN, Camp Commander.
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Mother is the one who sets her heart upon us, is happy with us and delights in us, and does for us what we
want . She is the
whom we can rely in all cases. You may neglect friends, but do not forget
mother.
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j Section Three of the Christian church will meet with Mrs. Heaney, South Locust, Thursday afternoon. ! Roger Tea of Lafayette is here vis- ( iting fraternity brothers at the Sigma Chi house rof several days. He
is well known here.
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Theta Chapter of Delta Theta Tau will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. C. C. Gillen o» .Bloomington street. , Coach Rhea and thirteen men left today for Lafayette where they played the fast Jefferson High School base ball team this afternoon. Mrs. Estes Duncan, Mrs. Floyd Duncan, Mrs. Nellie J. M McDonald and Miss Helen McKinney of Cloverdale spent the day in this city
put it off, but do it now for it means your health. Health means everything to you. Yours Respectfully, Dr M. W. Jessup, CHIROPRACTOR Hays building on east side of courthouse on Indiana st., Greencastle, Ind. OFFICE HOURS 9 to 12, 2 to 5, 7 to 9. Other hours by appointment. Lady Attendant Yes, we make house calls
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MOTHER’S DAY
May 11
“UNCLE JOE’’ CELEBRATES DANVILLE, 111., May 7—“Uncle Joe” Cannon, patriarch of American politics, celebrated his ftighhy-eighth birthday anniversary here today. There was little departure from Uncle Joe’s regular program. He vetoed a town celebration, j “No use making all that fuss,’’ Mr. ' Cannon said when the matter was broached to him. | So he was up today at his usual early hour; had a slim breakfast; clamped a rather short pudgy cigar between his teeth, he abandoned the long famous stogies, and took a short automobile ride. ! Cannon is in good health, although I he lacks the vigor of his last days in congress.
$2,918 APIECE! Havo You Got YOURS? Wealth “Per Person” jumped 49.6 per cen t.—to $2,918—between 1912 and 1922, according to the report of the Census Bureau. The wealth of the nation is $320,803,862,000, a gain of 72.2 per cent, in the ten-year period. If you have not kept in step on this forward march, now is the time to resolve to save—and to start saving. A Savings Account in this Institi tb n, added to regularly each week or each month, is the surest way to make certain of having your share of the nation’s wealth. “The Home of Thrift in Greencastle” FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE OLDEST BANK IN PUTNAM COUNTY
CITIZENS TRUST CO.. THE HOME OF THE SYSTEMATIC SAVER
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It’s a high air pressure cleaning outfit. Rugs called for and delivered. We guarantee satisfaction. If you are not satisfied it costs you nothing. The prices are reasonable. They range from 8c to $1.25 a rug, according to the size of
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We also handle second harftl furniture. Prompt Service and Satisfaction Chas. Sigg
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G4en Cook underwent an operation at the County Hospital Tuesday afetrnoon for hernia. Mr. Cook was reported doing a.s well as could be
expected.
Brazil May Flower lodge, No(. 62, will confer the degree on several candidates at Bee Hive Rebecca lodge, Thursday evening, May 8. All mem-
bers please be present.
Miss Martha Sweet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sweet suffered a splintered bone in her right hand Monday afternoon when she fell in
I a physical training class.
! Mrs. Fred Glore, of Wheeling, West 1 Virginia, who has been visiting her 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Harris, left Wednesday to visit*relatives in i Russellville, before returning home.
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Mayor Charles F. Zeis has purchasi ed the Owens farm, three miles east ‘ of the city on the Indianapolis road. The farm consists of 105 acres. The
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INVESTIGATE ACCIDENT AMSTERDAM, N. Y., May 7—Officials of the New York Central are investigating the accident in which the Twentieth Century Limited hit a motor car here last night, killing
1 eight persons.
John M. Sacee, Amsterdam merchant, his wife and three children; Mrs. John Karan and daughter and David S. Pirane were killed.
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KIDNAPED BABE FOUND
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AVIATORS PREPARE FOR TRIP
Mayflower Rebekah Lodge ot
sage said and the three big army Brazil will come Thursday evening, I planes may be able to get away to- M$y 8, to confer work on a large
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CORDOVA, Alaska, May 7—Hope that America's round the world aviator’s may reach Japanese territory within the next few days revived today as radio messages from Nazan, island of Atku, reported favorable weather for the take-off for Chicag- i
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 7— Corina Modell, kidnaped baby, was found here today when police broke into a house near 52nd. and Filbert
streets.
Harry Modell, father of the child identified the baby. The child was In good health. j The baby was found within a dozen j blocks of the place from which it had
HENRY FORD DEFIANT DETROIT, Mich, May 7—Henry j Ford has defied the foes of his Muse- [
le Shoals offer.
Again refusing to appear before a senate committee, or send a representative, the auto manufacturer sharply rebuked Senator Norris, the chairman of the agriculture committee, for attempting to reflect on President Coolidge's integrity in connection with the Ford offer for the Alabama power and nitrate project.
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AN EXHILARATING EFFECT A bottle of Herbine on the shelf at home is like having a doctor in the house all the time. It gives instant relief when the digestion gets out of order or the bowels fail to act. One or two doses is all that is necessary to start things moving and restore that fine feeling of exhil-
aration and buoyancy of spirits which be-
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Price 60c.
DePauw Notes
day. The aviators received needed class of candidates in the Bee Hive been stolen.
supplies from a cannery boat amt Rebekah lodge. All members are 0 I
have completed overhauling their urged to be present. ENDORSE M’ADOO The DePauw Glee Club, under the mach5nes ’ 1 Mrs. Charles Clines, who was in- OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., May 7— direction of Sam Ham, gave a delighto | jured several weeks ago in an acci- The Oklahoma delegation to the next *ul concert last evening in the Bra-
dent on the National Road and who Democratic national convention will z>l High School auditorium. The
Greencastle Lodge, No. 564, K. of i,as been at the County Hospital since ' )e uninstructed, the state convention dub w u* give its home concert Fri-
A FEW OF OUR REGULAR SPECIALS Lilly Picnic Package 15c Fish Bowls.... 10c, 44c, 69c, $1.49 Bathing Caps 10c and 19c Clothes Hampers 79c Ladies’ Silk Hose 49c, 98c Mixing Bowls (set of five).. .79c Men’s Hose 10c, 24c Flower Pots 10c, 69c Special for Saturday, May 10th Heavy galvanized steel foot tubs, regular 50c value, for 39c (One to a Customer)
Parr’s Variet y Store West Side Square—Sudransk i Building
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•ff, Attu Island. P. will meet in regular session to- wag taken to her home Vn cVatesvillo here decided last night I day night at 8 o'clock in Meharry
Stormy conditions in the Bering morrow evening at 7:30 o’clock. All today in the R( , ctor ambulant Th0 state meeting however, adopt
Sea region are abating, the radio mes- members are urged to be present. j ‘ ' ed a resolution endorsing the candid- the organization entertained this year
Philip Maxwell, of this city, re- acy of William G. McAdoo. Scott Fer- are highly complimentary to the ceived word this morning of the death ris, former congressman and McAdoo members and no doubt Meharry Hall of his uncle, Fred Maxwell, of near opponent, was elected national com- w ill be overflowing with students,
Marshall, Ind., which occured some itteeman.
j time Tuesday while Mr. Maxwell was <, at work on his farm. Mr. Maxwell at- ANDERSON ISSUES ORDER tended DePauw University about 1890. Funeral arrangements have not as indianaPOLIS, May 7.—Street yet been announced. car wor ]{ erg may no t interfere with
° the operation of cars during a strike
under a permanent injunction in effect today against John J. Reardon
Your Business Plans are more certain to succeed with the co-operation and service of a strong, helpful bank. This institution offers you its progressive facilities in commercial banking, and the counsel and personal interest of its officers.
National Bank V_yd IlIC? I Trust Comjxiny
Hall. Reports r.m the cities where ^ j“' ““ o^h‘"’t, :‘ he ^ the C ' Ub — w ■ tette were on the chapel program of ( its number this morning.
the Music Week entetainments given , Miss Virginia Baum, a member of in Meharry Hall this mornin. Miss [ Alpha Chi Omega and Mu Phi EpsilAnna Maye Payne, director of the on( gave her junior organ recit*! girls’ organization was presented in Meharry Hall this afternoon at The University Trio, the DePauw w jth a beautiful boquet of roses by | 3:15 o’clock.
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BABER—BARNETT
Orla E. Baber and Bessie Barnett, daughter of Mrs. Mary Barnett, were married Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, at the Christian parsonage by Rev. Marshall. The groom is employed with the Amsworth Construction company at Terre Haute. Mrs. Baber is well known here and was formerly j employed with the Western Union, i They will reside at Terre Haute,
and others issued by Federal Judge
A. B. Anderson.
The suit was begun as a result of the local street car strige in 1913 at which time Judge Anderson gave a temporary injunction.
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CARPENTIER IS COMING
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PARIS, May 7—With wishes for a “bon voyage” and a successful invasion hurled at him by a large crowd, Georges Carpentier and his party left today for the United States where the Frenchman is to meet Tom Gibbons in Michigan City on May 81. Prominent in the crowd at the station to give Carpentier a send off was Doug Fairbanks, American movie star.
NEW ALBANY, Ind., May 7—Police and Federal officers are searching the surrounding country today in search of Robert Lambert, escaped Fedeal prisoner. Lamber escaped while being taken, with former Governor Me McCray, to Atlanta to begin serving a two-year sentence. Lambert was in New Albany, Tuesday, police say. He hired a taxicab and was driven to the home of a girs, it was learned. Later he was reported in Vincennes, but disappeared before police arrived.
Summer IS NEARLY HERE—WHAT
AB*UT YOUR .
PORCH RUGS AND SHADES? We sure are showing some dandies and the LOW PRICES will SURPRISE YOU ,ome in and talk it over and we will be pleased to show you the Porch Rugs and Shades. Allen Brothers “Money’s Worth or Money Back”
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