The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 May 1924 — Page 2
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THE DAILY BANNER, GKEENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, MAY 86, ««1.
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A.. COOK Proprietor taid Manager.
Doors Open G.30—Two Shows—Shows Start 7:00 Profirram Subject, to Change Without Notice.
Monday DORIS KENYON In the Goldwyn Picture ' The Last Moment”
Fhe Jungle Goddess” Episode Four A Spectacular Wild Animal Serial
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D. W. Griffith Presents The Glorification of a Woman’s Eternal Love “Tk White Rose”
SID SMITH In His Own Comedy “A Man of Position”
Danil Roland spent Sunday in Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Robert Johns, of this city, was a visitor in Terre Haute over Sunday. Vernon Robinson was a business visitor in Indianapolis Saturday night. John L. Fellows of Washington township spent the day in this city. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Mason were visitors in Indianapolis over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hammond visited relatives in Cloverdale over Sun-
day.
Gordon Provo is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Pre%’o, of
Terre Haute, today.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Chenoweth of this city spent Sunday visiting rela- j
tives in Noblesville.
THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Office at Green:astle, Indiana, as second class mail
matter.
HARRY M. SMITH Editor and Proprietor S. R. RARIDEN, City Editor
H. ASKEW
PALMER CHIROPRACTOR Over Banner Office
Res. 772-Y
Office Phone 18i)
OTTO F. LAKIK
FUNERAL DIRECTOR PRIVATE CHAPEL AMBULANCE SERVICE Washington St. & Spring Avi
Phone 815
Dr. P. T. Halton, of this city, was in
I Indianapolis Sunday.
EARL EWAN TTRITES OF KIN HUBBARD IN HAWAII
Creator, of. Abe Martin \ isits With Greencastle Boy Who is Newspapering in Honolulu, Hawaii
Mrs. Walter Witty of Plainfield Kenneth Justus and Miss Flora visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ellis, north Grable spent Sunday in Plainfield, of the city, over Sunday. f freenca3 tie Band wjll practice
assessor this evening at 7:JO o’clock. All
Peter F. Wilson, county
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D8 NOT FORGET Flowers will be scarce this L.coration Day and your orders should be placed now aaisEii^ JOHN EITEL & SON PHONE 636
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of Boone county visited Paul F. ; Priest of this city on Saturday. El wood Dunlavy, of Indianapolis, spent the week-end visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlavy.
members are requested to be pres
ent.
In the Saturday, Indianapolis News, was a letter from Earl Ewan, who is doing newspaper work in Hawaii. It had to do with a visit to that port of | Kin Hubbard, otherwise known throughout the country as Abe Martin. Mr. Ewan’s letter is as follows: Abe Martin stood talking to an interested bevy of men in the dining room of Honolulu’s most distinguished downtown hostelry, the Alexander Young hotel. Nowhere was his characteristic battered hat to he seen, however, nor his flapping, scarecrow habiliments, “nstead, his entire was dapper and hi.composure was remarkable, considering the absence of barbed wire fences and obselete hitching posts on which he is wont to pose so eccentrically and complacently while philosophiz ing in his native Brown county
haunts.
“I was afraid we would miss you ’ he said, as he warmly shook my hand and displayed a smile that would make Douglas Fairbanks envious. There was not a trace of bucolic accent in his speech. There were no distinguishing Hoosier mannerisms. In fact, one felt in his presence a cos- | mopolitan air. For it was not the Abe Mratin of caricature who was speak- i ing, but his creator, Frank McKinney
Hubbard.
Born, Sunday, May 25, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams of Greenfield, a son, Murry Davis. Mrs. Wil-
Rams was formerly Miss Bemadine ^ that he missed the Brown county Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Chenoweth and DaviSi daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Wm. barbp, > wre - Mrs. Steve Chenoweth of this city 0 Davis of clinton Ralls. Mrs. were visitors in Indianapolis today. Williams is now at t he home of her
Gay Eileen, the small daughter of parents.
Mrs. Stella Brackney, is seriously ill Eight members of the local order ! And then he told of his collections, of pneumonia at her home in Brick of L R 0 M ma ,| e the tr j p to Seely- j He had twelve kimonas, some intend-
ed for Mrs. Hubbard, who is at home in Irvington, and others for other
members of the family.
Terre Haute, Seely ville and
Confidentially, however, he admitt-
“I’ve seen a good many fences around here,” he said, “but none of
them are barbed.”
Chapel. vjUe Saturday night when they assistMrs. C. F. Reeves is reported quite ed in giving the work to fifteen cansick at her home on west Walnut didates. Among the lodges represented
street. She is suffering from a ner- w ere
vous breakdown. ■
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held tonight. They wil meet and have supper in the High School gym.
Greencastle. Among those who made the trip from here were: William McDonald, Louis Kestler, Fred Rising,
“I thoitght I would obtain something ‘foxy’ as a souvenir of Manilla,” said Hubbard, picking up his
PREV0& THOMAS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ambulance Service Fliones - Office 305, Res. 693
Mr. and Mrs. John Cartwright of
this city, left Saturday for Delphi, j r Carver, Ear! Hinkle, Hiram i " traw bat - “So, I purchased this Indiana .where they will visit rela- Huffman, Albert Akens and Edgar j str:lw bat- I wore it proudly for sev-
tives for several days. White. Mrs. Grace Wood, who has been 0 acting as chaperon for the Alpha Chi gpLRXDID SHOWING OF SENIORS Omega sorority, has returned to her _____ home in Dallas, Texas. j (Continued irom page one)
Mis - Be m Henry, daughter of
1 eral days before I noticed the lettering on the inside, which reads, “Made
in Germany.”
In China, he had two pongee suits made after taking a fancy to the
cloth.
“I gave one away,” he explained,’
Bltt ELEPHANT COMING
I several
This will be the last meeting of th ; Mr* and* M S J. H-'nry, is visiting Daniel Webster, Edison, Burbank and j and the other is lost and I hope I , , , . y ear - Mr. Mullins wm hold a short 1 hpr ’ n He Mr’ and Mrs. Steinmetz. I never find it, for the trousers of both
The regular school day will begin bmWnegs , and the r(
tomorrow morning at 8:00 o clock of the even!pg ^ be consumcd
instead of 8:45 as it usually does, entertainment. The announcement was made this j.j le j nb p Q
morning and was made so that the (]ayi ^ wjl] b(j the lagt of
students might be able to attend the class of >25 edition;(#
circus parade which is to be at 11 n
o’clock tomorrow morning. The classes will be over about that time and
business meeting and the remain -■ | ■ 0 f Indianapolis, for 0ne imagination like those which suits had bell bottoms, each large
created the Divine Comedy and the enough to fit comfortably over the Apocalypses. j t°P n bushel basket of potatoes.”
The Ink Pot wil be out Wedr *-1 '' 1 • Lrne t Muggs and Q ne se t 0 f emotions to intensify ( Hubbard arrived in Honolulu May
^ b(J L. G. Graham and family, of this and enrich a u the loves of home aboard the giant Cunard liner, Sacity a ’ ndeii the birt lay surprise apd coa f)t;ry and beauty and God. | maria, which is taking 350 Cook tour
One conscience, better than a 1 1S ^ S ar °und the world. He joined the mariner’s compass for guidance thru P a, t>' at Gibraltar after a tour of the
Be, Hive Rebecca I.od 6 e No. 100 W«. but » delicate rachani™ New ?ork.
WEDDING A SURPRISE
.city auenue
I pratv given for Benjamin Muggs at ' their home in Quincy on Sunday.
A wedding which came as a sud-
then will he resumed at the regular den apprise to most of their friends wi n ^et i n regular session tonight damaged by careles use. tune in the afternoon. •• - ---- on - -
was that of Miss Nellie Myres
There will be no regular weekly H ari hs M>\ Oscar Lynn Roberts. Tuesday morning chapel exercises ^ bo wedding was solemnized Thurstomorrow morning. The only chapel at P ar i s » HI. Dr. Presof the week and the last of the year ^ Carson performed the ceremony, will be held on Wednesday afternoon bride is the daughter of Mr. at 2:30. The Seniors will have charge am \ Hanks. She was a of that meeting. It is rumored, but ^ ra ^ uato Greencastle High school not officially announced, that the witb the dass of 1922 > an,, was very track men will receive sweaters and P°* n,bl ' ' v ' tb Hi 0 younger people, that the baseball men will receive ^ r ' ^ obf,rtf! son of Rev. their letters. I and Mrs - p - v - Robe rts of Baldwin,
Kan. He is a graduate of Baker
The halls and rooms are decreased, University and has taken a post in populace today. The Seniors are graduate course at the University of
having a vacation. Their vacation be- j Illinois.
gan today whereas the other members j Mr. and Mrs. Roberts will make
of the high school will be out the lat-
ter part of the week.
The Parent-Teacher picnic will be
their home for the present with the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Hanks, 423 Anderson street.
nt 8 o’clock All members of de- O ne will, capable of exercising the ^ bp,p bo px P f ’ cts t0 return via the t .ZZtTr.lt w*. —, Of the Kingdom of „ ve there will be initiation of candidates. G<xl > both u P°n myself and upon the 1 ar
world about me.
The fire department was called to Such are my assets of personality,
the Thomas Randel home on North f ar which, in a high trusteeship, 1 Jackson street Saturday afternoon at a m responsible and must render acabout 5:00 oclock. A small coal count. What this stock is worth, as oil stove ha 1 caught fire. No dam- a whole or in its several items, de-
age was caused. pends upon what one does with it. Prof. J. P. Naylor will teach in Fo *‘ twclvc y ears Parents, teachers,
the Summer School at Indiana Uni- [ riends ani1 the scicnce of Pedagogy versity during the next few months. ave cen < onK ‘ a ^ e <i in a conspiracy He has purchased a Dodge coupe ^ 0 °d-"ill to fit me for this trustand will make frequent trips to and eeship - How far the y have succeed-
from Bloomington during his stav. ed * s soon a PPear,
there.
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On Your Vacation Leave \ 7orry Behind
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A Safe Depo-kt Pox in our vault costs only a few cents a week. Special arrang 'ments for storing silverware O and bulky artifles. Our charge for this service is moderate.
Central
Trust
.Company
‘WHERE MONEY GROWS”
stay,
| Here the ways of life part. Down j one way sounds the call of the wild, will sweet as the song of sirens; down
journey to Bloomington Tuesday, 1 the other the call of the worthwhile, where they will cross bat,- with the' stern as a Crusader’s bugle. Which
every reason to believe that Abe Martin will soon leave his Brown county haunts, and thereafter will he seen philosophising in the midst of grassskirted Hawaiians at luaus and in exotis Chinest chop suey houses. Speaking of Greencastle people, he
said ,“I met Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1 -i . 'ZTl'Z’ f"O' Who ha. bee,, a banker on the Island els, and I was disappointed that I „„„„ i , T1 „ rnuld not eomplete the tour with ~ r aeveral years, and Boll,, then,. Pot they were Tome .ro7“ Thww ’ <* «*•
Modoc, one of the world's biggest elephants will be with the Gentry Bros.-Jas. Patterson circus here tom >rrow. The huge beast appears at
both the afternoon and evening p“ rformance.
MOVIE CENSORSHIP FIGHT
in the other direction.”
is secretary of the Honolulu Rota.’.,
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The DePauw baseball team
Indiana University nine. The I. U. aggregation defeated the Tigers by a close score several weeks ago and fans are anticipating another interesting contest. Edward Rector, a B. H. S. alumnus, now prominent business man of Chiengo, and Mrs. Rector, will he here to n'-tend the golden anniversary of the B. H. S. class of 1874 and Mr Rector has also written to the committee diat lie hopes for a 100 r h attendance 1 of his class.—Bedford Mail. Nine membere of the Greencastle high school baseball team will re ceive letters at the final chapel of the year to be held Wednesday morning. Those who wil receive letter j are James Campbel, Russell Hauck R v Leer, Williams, Lawrence King, Gilbert Tate, Robert Buster, Alvorr Hurst, Ralph Irwin and Edward Dun-
can.
Arthur Mock and wife of Indian apolis wrecked their car near Putnm ville on the Rational Road Sundaafternoon. Mr. Mock, who was at th< wheel of the car, stated that h ; foot slipped off the brake causin'’ him to step on the accelerator, and unable to make the turn to cros the bridge, struck the abutment Thp car was brought to the Frank lin street garage for repairs.
shall road
with my life.
I follow? Farther down the I shall answer for my choice
MARRIAGE license
Albert L. Wyatt to Lois Louise Hall, both of near Roachdate.
B- P. O. E. ELKS
In Honolulu Hubbard met many : i- U .- U ,ar ' s ' l 0 * arian bl " pictures in interstate commerce, alo n ? prominent men, including Governor ' lanai,f ’ ls ' the line of the Upshaw bill, indorsed Wallace R. Farrington, an inveterate Unfortunately, I did not arrive c i hy the National Motion Picture Conreader of Abe Martin, and Judge the Samaria’s pier early enough on ference held in Washington in FenJames J. Banks of the circuit court, [ the evening of May 0 to go aboard ruary, and introduced shortly after* who said in greeting Hubbard, and bid goodbye to Hubbard. But as ward in the House. “Through Abe Martin, you have giv- the huge craft majestically backed , - en me more enjoyment and happiness out of the harbor, I caught his eye as :Vtrs - LilIy ’ the movlc . than any man whose writings I have he stood on the forward end of thi. wiU re P° rt on motl °n P ,cture read.” , upper deck, and I shall never forge. in the twenty-five Federations wfl Among the Hoosiers who welcomed his farewell smile and the graceful a motion picture committee is Hubbard to Hawaii was Frank F. wave of that “foxy” straw hat that tioning. No matter what she re - Crawford, formerly of Danville, Ind., was “made in Germany.” ommends, a row is likely.
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Regular session Greencastle lodge E No. 1077. Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. E. E. CALDWELL, Sec’y. = A group of about twenty carrier \ E pigeons were released at the express E office this morning. Their homes are 1 = in Zanesville, Ohio. - =
12 Kiddies Coats sizes 8 to 14...
The electric wireing and all the electric fixtures in the new Kappa Kappa Gamma house which was inspected Sunday afternoon, were furnished and installed by Virgil Grimes electrican. jp
CIRCUS DAY AUTO PARKING Parking space 25c per car on lot muth of Penna depot afternoon and 3vening. Plenty of space. Leave -our car where it will be safe. Police in charge. Will Wet?.
CIRCUS DAY SPECIAL KIDDIES' COATS
$1.00 $5.00
6 Kiddies Coats sizes 8 to 14..
$2.50
12 Kiddies Coats sizes 8 to 14 .
All New this Seasons Modes Lring 1 the Kiddies to the Circus, but first make them happy with one of these WONDERFUL BARGAINS. CIRCUS DAY ONLY ALLEN BROTHERS
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