The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 April 1927 — Page 2

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OPERA HOUSE

1HE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Office at Grcencaitle, Indiana, aa second class mail matter. HARRY M. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor K. RA It 1 DEN, Pity Editor

Wednesday 10c & 25c p ersona | ^ n( J

I Good News for Pretty Skins i If the face powder you now use does 1 not stay on lon}r enough to suit you— does not keep that ugly shine awaj : indefinitely—does not make your skin colorful like a peach—try this new wonderful special French Process . Face Powder called MEEI.O-GLO. !!<• member the name MELLO-GLO There'.' nothir.g like it.— R. P. Mul lins, Druggist.

i Atari'

Local News

< hailes Bridges who has for snim time i* not quite

been ill ■ o well.

Kstel Jones was in Bloomington

i busine-s Wednesday.

Born to Mr. •juery, I'uesday mett.

and a son,

o/i7. HLENTiOVER Mi lions of girls w inild walk miles for a Sheik Ho the Desert gills dr sorted their Sheiks for ihis Silent Eovcri \nd why not lie out fought them outrode them — out-romanced 'em! I’nsentcd by I 'rst National Pictures, Inc. also Progress Comedy, till: JUKES UN ME.

Dr. Kenneth I Craft of Indianapolis was at the hospital Wednesday

on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Win. Roby have gone to Terre Haute to attend the fnnernl of i relative, Mrs. Joe Far-

mer.

Mr. and Mr-. I C. Yeager were in Advame Tin .day attending the funeral of their eousili, Mrs. William

Wrlden.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Delong of Putiinuiville are the parents of a lallglilei. Helen Joan horn to them

Monday.

The llusiness and I'lofe.-siolial Woman's Club will hold its monthly dinner ineeting at (IJ’JI tonight at tin' Christian church. Mr. and Mr.-. .1. P. Allen, Jr., -imi Dr. and Mrs. C. Howard Tavlor, anspending a few day- thi.- week i ■ ar Mammoth Cave, Ky. Thomas limiter who has been ill ut his home on .Maple Ave., for some time was removed to the County Hospital Tuesday for treatment. The A. A. U. W. will meet at S oYI ick on Friday evening of this week with Mis.- Grace Browning, III) East Hanna St. All members are urged to be present. Donald Clodfelter, -on of Mr. utnl Mr.-. Clarence Clodfelter near Fin-ca-tle underwent an operation Wed-1,r-dax morning ut the County Hospital for acute appendicitis.

Greencr.stle Court T.-io B n Hu -

will meet Thursday eveidng in ihiir

loom.^ in the Goodwin Bldg Miss Loucile Siddons of Fillinort

I hnd Clay Howard of Clayton, wer< united in maringe Sunday evening by the Rev. C. M Smithson, pastoi of the Christian Chtirch at Hammond

.Mr-. Claude |( \| Krabhe ic-centlj with F. I Hillio Em- smidth 4 Co., of New York, orig

inul dcsignei - i f the local cemeiT company, has accepted a position will the local company as mechanical en

gineer.

St-iTion Two will entertain the Wo in in's Union of the Christian Churcl ai the Alpha Phi house Thursday afternoon at two o'clock instead oi L’::!0 Mis. Phillip will he the hostess Ml members are uiged to attend A lone driver in a Ford sedan, lead ed with luggage and what appeare to be bedding, was in this city thi* morning, direct from Florida. Tin automobile had a Florida license am' the driver app-ared to be gettitn northward a- rapidly as possible. George Timber, a wealthy and hr | ed resident of Amo, died Tuesday evening. He was the father of Judgt 0 inehei of Louisville and was widely known in the eastern section of Put jinni county. The funeial will he hell frhursday afternoon at two o'clock from the Baptist Church in Amo. Harry Thornburg found a dange; uus looking metal object back of thball park Tuesday and notified tl, police stating that he thought it wa a bomb. Investigation disclosed tha it was a practice mortar shell use by the Del'auw military classes which had become buried in the mud and lo.-t. The shell was returned to the i R. O. T. C. department by the offi-

cers.

anapolis visited the formers parents .Mr. and Mrs. C- F. Rice Sunday. Henry Wilson of Evansville spent he week end with his family here. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller visited ciiday with Mr- Beitha Miller and laughter Katherine at Greencastle. Mr and Mr-. Ralph Edwards and ■hildren and Mrs. R. C. McCampbell visited Sunday with relatives in Rockville. Alice and Dill Young of Indianapolis spent Saturday and Sunday with their parent- Mr. and Mis. i*. H. Young. Mr. and Mr- Joseph Crosby ol Ireencastle visited Sunday with Mr. uul Mr- Alee Crosby. Miss Mary Button -pent Monday light with Mi-- Kaye Wendling. Mrs. Nell l>.iv - of Indianapolis .isited the week ■ id with her paints Mr. and Mr- J. W. Talbott. Mr. and Mi Walker Hinkle and hildren of Iwil'ay tte -pent Saturd-iy ml Sunday wit Mr. and Mrs. \\ m. lurk The High selmol teachers eiterained the seiiini with a Theatre arty at Engl Monday evening. Mrs. Nmnoi Wi lulling and Mrs. )aisy Vanseoyoi w u- shopping in raw foldsville Mr. and Mi t niti- Hudgcir- of ireiicastlc spert Sunday with Mr. uni Mrs. W. S. MrM.then. Mr. ami Mi < leo Flynn of Danville visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wil it Mr. and Mi Eurl Etcheson ami 'hildren visited iclaljvps at Bainiridge Sunday Born to Mr. nd ..irs. Carl Junes i baby girl, Tin-day April 19. Mi.-- Kathlcm- Inppenlatz o( 'entiul Huslne College spent the veek end with h r pnrents here Miss Madonna Myr- of Ladoga Wedm ht with Milelcn Chastai:

TRADESMEN EABURERS E \RMERS and PROPERTY OWNERS w ho need MONEY To Pav Their T-A-X-E-S

May

seen re any sum up to

$300 At the lowest cost, with the privilege of repaying in small \\ EE KEY MON I HEY

((I ARTEREY PAYME.N'I S e ask no indorsers i n your note. I hink it over, then make it a point to see us. Indian;! Iahiii ( <>. 20, K. M ashington Phoui- l.*> Mw ay s tin t hi Job.

referrtxl to the ordinances wliieh hau been prepared w hich were then introduced and passed. The first ordinance passed requires any company or corporation operating street or interurban cars to maintain its tracks and the pavement between the rails and 18 inches on each side in constant repair and safe condition to insure the safety of the public. Section two of the ordinance provides that upon failure of such company or corporation to comply with the ordinance its tracks are hereby declared unsafe and a public | nui-ance and the company shall imnu'diately refrain from operating its cars over such tracks. Section three provides a penalty of !j>10U to $J00 for each offense. The second ordinance prohibits any company or corporation operating street or interurban cars over the streets of the city from stopping such cars between Sherfey street and

was performed there Justice Bridge- fir ,

^ l ° lhe *“Pnme bench ' nor Louis F. n art , b y fill the vacancy , e f t ^^ tion of Justice j he

He was reel.

m 1926 and t I lor In- I

In. II. set I years , |

H was a diret

National bank. H( am m,had no '■ br '%|

Among others

who

laud to be with Mis h'"' to ^

A- Hupp,

fd.tor of the Abi.- ,, w , r t Mr.-. Rupp, Chief j Ust “ McIntosh of the Wa.-hin,^ me court, W. J. Millanl " librarian and seci - . .,

, f* ton ®

A. L. Da < j

D. Bin i

Kw.ja

ROACHDALE

Dr. 0. A. Noland of Spencer wa 'a x isilm in toxvn Thursday-

SLUE EVENING < LOUIES WORN BY BKIDfiGROOM

PARIS, April 20. (UP)—France las put its official seal on the blue 'veiling suit for nun. Jacques Laoche wore one at his marriage with •Hie. Lydie Sairaut. daughter of the minister of tin- interior, and among the guests who by their presence concurred in his choice were no lespersonages than Raymond Poincare,. Premier of France. Messieurs Briaiid. Painleve, Herriot and Tardieu, mem- ’ hers of Poincare 's cabinet, and more ] than a score of the most distinguish-1

WOMEN VID INI I’EASE IN CIGARETTE SAGES GONDON, Apr. 10. (UP)—Incret " smoking among women is responsible for recent advance- in British tobac co trade profits, according to local tobacco merchants. One huge firm of retail merehan's j I recently inve.-tigated the inerease of ! smoking among women. Its eoncl'islon showed that 25 xvninen go to the .-anie .-tore regularly everyday for a p ick of cigarettes, compared with , one boftie the war. Each store wafoiind to have scores of regular wo men customers, ranging in age from j

Hi to GO.

I A recent census of tobacco

Forest avenue

and provides a fine of $25 to WOO for each offense. This would prohibit tin company from stopping its cars

at the traction station.

The third ordinance prohibits any ! • iinpany or corporation operating | motor busses within the city from ' topping -aid busses in the center of i the street or on the north side of | National avenue between Sherfey 1 street and Forest avenue and provid-j es a fine of $25 to $500 for each of- 1

fense.

FUNERAL OF J. B. BRIDGES ! AT OLYMPIA

National avenue j Justice Bridges. t, r .'

Journal.

Partner,

Ou-ttun ^^1

OREGON Ol

VnORNGY W AS SON j JAMES BRIDGES, (n y.

pro- ( SN(

duction in Great Biitlan showed that the value of cigarettes produced 'i, 1921 xvas $;il 1,905,000 compared with $10,975,000 in 1907

( A I SGD HIS DEA'I II

Word of Death Received Here Saturday. W as Graduate of De-

l'auw University.

$10

F()()T-SA\ K|{ SHOES An added comfort I tliat instills ,t>Tact cind pep in your daily walk. Dressy -Yet serviceable. hotter SHOE STORE

Mrs. Ella York ol’ Fillmore spent

the day xvith friend- here.

Mr. and Mi-. Ward Rice of In I- I L ' d Matesmen a.' d society leader

The American Legion Auxiliarv xvill meet Thursday evening at 7:d0

o’clock.

M.l. OV ER l \ Dl \ n \

died Thursday' niglC I J

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hwr/j Woman

this town an own

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KcKinator A ( a I) i iu* l Kelvinalor a s low a s ^‘ZIO and (ponvenicut terms

Oetohei. 192' 1 } trip to Aus- •

Fun I'al services for Justice Jesse L Dridgi'.- of the Washington

« > me court, who

a 1 l)i Roheit ( Coffey’.- clinic and J . L, -pitai. were held at 2:30 Saturday I I ft'moon at the temple of justice a* t i Olympia. J

PK, < U ; The "• Mille. leads Profe , „. , . B is.et of th Uni- { ector - v ’ x ■ Vash lU n law - I I J

vill .peak for ti e bur association of » the state. { Death xva.- caused by a cancer J7i * the stomach, from which Justice > { Bridge.'- iiad been -offering for sex- ’ • < lal y at-. An uperutioii wa.- per- I j

1 formed in Spokane in and after an extended

11 alio and the South Sea islands, • Ju-tiv Bridges had apparently re- J ri verod, but recently the old trouble * relumed, and another operation was it , nen s.-ary. j | Suii'i.iy , i- condition became eriti- { o 1, and -ii.ee that time he grew ; J | steadily weaker until his death. Justice Bridges was horn in In- i e:nna in 1802. He xvas graduated from Del’auw university and came to W o-hington in 1890. After practicing !a\x in Montesano for a time he mi xed to Aberdeen khere he entered partner-hip with Theodore B. Bru- ' lier. Later he served us prosecuting , attorney and in 1906 he was presi- ' ent of the Washington state bur.

j association.

He wa- married 2-1 wears ago to M Marx Smith, daughter of Harry Kmith, for me r broker of Hoquian and Olympia. Justice Bridges and 1 Mi- Smith became acquainted duriry L years of residence in Aberdeen. Late: s he moved to New York

and the wdding

fifteen families of this city bear the

names of presidents.

COUNCIL AT BRAZIL ACTS ON TRACTION

OICDINYMK PASSED TO (DM

I’EI.E TRAf I ION ( o. |o I'AIR STREE'I ( AK TRA< KS.

J s O' Midi INTEREST HERE

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I- Mlellipling to ( oinpel lhe Traction Company to Repair lioIxxeen Rails and At Each Side.

I I fo> II lltr I rt li/ird flviiintm Sn In In Im« hr < nr I hr sitf <1 'i«*t \ t»( Krlvinatinn "fn|i| (h^t k rrpn M . Sre him n hrn hr call*. Hr a mciaapc lup you.

Ptny youmrll aiul yriijf faftlily 'i* 1 longrr. n.misli JniJerry and worry from yt»tir kiiclten. ^’«*u ixn enjoy all tlir t'otnlorn,conveniences Anil lir.iltli of Krlvinator. At no mitl (nr whalrvrr, .mW without ilrlnying a moment. \ ( hrouglt *u11 yonvenirnt payment plan yon i.m own a Cabinet Krl- \ inator w itli i nhinet by LeontinJ, a ile luxe, Nt>lid porcelain Jewett, or liA\r the freezing unit installed in your own refrigerator if yon already

have a gootl one. You <lt> mjt have to wait— just m;iLe a reasonable down payment. Ami Kclvinator new prices are surprisingly low. Slop in at our display rooms anil kcc tbp wide variety of Kelvinators. I et one of our experts cxi'lain to von the AilsantAgcs of Kelvinalor anil “cold lhAt keeps". You’ll find tlic little time you spend w cl! wortli while. Or telephone and we'll send a courteous representative to talk to you.

Wabash Valley Electric Co. .. ... ^ ^ - Tv e 1 v i n a t o r Qldest .Douiestic Electricefrigeration

lhe city ol Brazil has taken up the fight with the Terre Haute, Indianapolis <fc Eastern Traction 'Company to have it pave between the I ails and 18 inches on either side through that city. In commenting on •letion taken by the city council at a ' special session Monday night, the j Times of Brazil says, in part: The City Council moved fust last night in the passage of regulatory .ordinances designed to bring the 'J'. 'll., 1. <V' E. Traction company to

.D ims in the laying of new pavement with 1 l ,; "vnts, IteUvcrn its rails and IS niche- on ■

each side. a Three ordinances were adopted by ian unanimous vote as fast as they could be read and the motions put I for their pus-age and in addition , orders were given for the strict enforcement of other ordinances affecting the traction company, Th 1 traction company will probably bud. and rear-up like a broncho when it is first mounted, but that is just thu effect the city is calculating to pro •luce and the Council expects to en-1 act the role of an expert broncho buster and remain in the saddle until the traction company has been Limed and is ready to re-pond to Hie reins on which the city propo.-o* i

to maintain a firm grip.

Max or C arpenter in a statement *o the Council informed that body that the traction company hud refused all compromise offers and overturefor the peaceable settlement of the dispute and had denied all responsibility for keeping the pavement be tween its tracks in a safe condition. The mayor informed the Council that the only thing that remained was for the city to do was to enact .-uch measures as would curb the unlimited freedom the traction company has enjoyed. He pointed out that thtraction company was obstructing north Depot street with it- poles and that it should be required to get itpoles out of the street. The mayor

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gives pn-iti\< 1 J

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Tires than on MOFFETT

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