The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 March 1928 — Page 3

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Mona Oale, a cabaret dancer, is that to death in a tcuffle between two of her admirers. Jack Waring, <step*vn of o wealth]/ lawyer, ami Jim Boyd, alias Carter, alias Freer, an underworld leader. Boyd knocks Waring down and. placing the gun in Mr hand, flees. Waring is blamed for the killing. Although he feels a strange attraction for the youth, Boyd does not know that Jack is his own son who was taken away by his wife, Ruth, twenty years before. Jack’s half-sister, Sylvia Waring, is confident of his innocence and goes to the dead girl's apartment with Tom Hardy, a newspaper reporter. After Hardy and the police have

ot a row of barred rooms in which only men were being held until their cases were settled. As Sylvia entered the long corridor upon which the cells looked out, she was permeated by a sense of darkness and tragedy that lay in the atmosphere. She saw a tall Negro come to the bars of his cell and look at her with hopeless yellow eyes. In another cell she heard a man crying out insanely, “They're after me! They’re after me! OU, God, don't let them hang me! I couldn't stand

It! Oh, God!”

Back and forth he raged in his cell, a man turned Into an Insane animal. His cries were horrible, ghastly, and Sylvia was overwhelm-

cry. darling. We’re all lighting for

you.”

you didn’t kill Mona Gale?" "I know. I know." he murmured. Sylvia saw that he suddenly "But I just can't help It, Sylvia, shifted his gaze and looked at the The sight of you was too much for

floor. And did his mouth tremble me."

the slightest bit? She could not he “Jack. I wanted to tell you that sure. The swift unexpectedness of I'm on the trail of a clue that her remark 6MMd to have taken promiaes a great deal. I'm almost his breath away. But almost In- positive that you’ll be free In an

Bluntly he lifted his eyes again, anti amazingly short time,

they were unreadable, enigmatic. "What clue, Syl? Tell me about "You know," he said slowly, "l it. Keep ou talking. Your voice don't think anybody killed Mona Is oh, 1 can't tell y’ou how good Colo. I think she either died by It Is to hav you here beside me." her own hand or by accident." That man who came Into the "What makes you think that?" Flo tier land that night, Jftck. I'm she asked. She was thinking that sure 1 know who he is. In fact, I'm

he spoke with great positiveness. | almost positive.”

"It's Just a hunch of mine." he "Almost! Almost!" sighed Jack, answered. ' What a word that Is, almost! I'm "It wasn't sutrtde," she said. "A aim. st free, but I'm not! I'm alreporter told me that. But It may | most dead. I wish to God I were!

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$132,139,384 collect-

ed in 1927. The increase is $8,357,235, or 0.32 per The figures were obtained by

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■L the greatest acting Taxes

the [Continent with the lean production genius - cent.

■ctions at the Voncas- the Secretary of the Indiana Taxpayfct Monday and Tues-j ers’ Association from the D< mber

j abstracts filed with the Auditor of .. .

theln ' -t convincingly hu- State. Kiirht>-one count ■ ow in- ' ever transferred to the j creases and only eleven report that ^“av of All Flesh” is their governmental eosl will be lowfri—ri. ■ ■ ■ this j ear. Pi ior to th ■ thi | Junnings, international budgets were fixed and the levir Mlannings is the actor adopted, appeals were taken to the

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left, Sylvia returns to the apart-\ \*d with the misery of it all. There runt amt is discovered there by , wore cries of "Shut up your damn Jiuyd uho tells her he is Jim Freer, mouth!” from the other prisoners. an amateur detective and Mona's “Uod won't listen to a uut like friend. She wonders if he is the you. You’ll be better off dead!" "Jim,” an union* rid leader, who Others laughed, but their mirth was it mentioned in a letter she found grisly, hollow. Sylvia wanted to Mona's poeket. Sylvia poses as run far away from this place, to Jtuby Simpson, a pal of the slain some spot where prisons were ungirl, but Boyd had known Ruby and known. But the jailer had reached sees through her masquerade. i the cell where her brother was be-

—— • ing kept, and Sylvia forced a smile

"Who do you think killed your to her lips as she crossed the thresfriend?” ho asked suddenly. I hold. In a moment, brother and "I ain’t got tho sliKhtost idea." sister were in each other s arms, she answered slowly. “Hut maybe 1 She could feel his body shaking I’m all coocoo, an’ that Jack War against her own, but she forced herlug is tho man. He don’t look like self into calmness. “Oh, it's so good he could murder a flea from his to see you!" he murmured. "I \vaa

pit< hors, but you m never t< ng i low! I

about these harml -s guys.”

man howling in the next cell? 1 »

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from seventy-five counties.

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'Yes, maybe bo UtU do the kill keeps it up all day and r.ll night

until I feel as if I’ll go crazy! Oh,

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polls fjilfl

rail

Exports

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ranked first in order of value the commodities sent from the state

in or-

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Iroatl. . pmuRi , <»f the Fltv of* <j'", n

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lug." said Jim.

Sylvia decided on a rash proced- Sylvia, what a place Gils is!’ lire of a sudden. Who knows, she “Now, Jack. Brace up, dear. I might get a valuable reaction out have good news for you. Sit down of "Jim Freer" alter all! So she. beside me. There. You mustu'i

! During tho third quarter of 1927 I experts of merchandise from Indian t

were valued at $14,472,845 compared with $18,393,584 during the corresponding period o f 192(5, a decrease of $1,920,838, according \

to figures made public today by the slid m'' " l '' 1 department of Commerce. Passenger sire”" in sai,, , hwlPP automobiles, valued at $1,950,872,1 1 " '" t. T' Mn, .,f 'i.innii Si

Inteiv.wtlon with th. . . nt, - || np I among i.'xus' sti.,t N1 |,| .it,, Ih ,. n( . e iH.'Utli \\ Mil th.' Center lin.- nf I.m-tist ' 1 r ' ’ ' (" (is ii]t.TH..ctlon with th. t

to foreign markets during the three-]' 'V"' 1 " s »r. -t tii.t..-. «.-.t. with ih. month period. Exports of lard were ' liter i r ii'i'.h!,"'.' stV. "i' i"h 0 „rr valued at $1,391,300, followed in or- of

Mr.'' tl,,. s , win, the (enter 1 i in- ..I Manna .-iire.-t. to the <en,ei Hn.

of < oIIckc A\cnuc; thence

sheets, strips, automobile service ap-' i.h'i. , .'.V'hea'inniaa' 1 '' Av ‘

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pliances, motor trucks construction and conveying

have been accidental. Still, that's not going to do Jack Waring any good unite s the accident is proven.’’ "Do you care what happens to Jack Waring?” he asked iu some

surprUti.

"Me? Say, I should worry what happens to that guy! But, say! I’m going." "I'll take you ns far as your hotel, if you like." ho announced, taking

her arm.

"That ain’t necessary," she said. “Thanks, but I know Chicago even after midnight, like an open book. But say. Jim. Give me your address, will ynu? I’m thtnkln' of taking a Hat o' my own soou, an’ I'll have you over for a call.” He scritililetl his hotel address for her on a hit of scrap paper, and felt perfectly safe In doing so. For he was positive that tho girl was perfectly harmless and had believed every word lie told her. They separated in front of tho apartment after Sylvia had promised to call him soon again. When ho was out of sight she called a taxi; but before tho cab reached her door she had fallen asleep. She was astonished when tho driver awakened her. For a minute, she bed the feeling that all her expertenct s of the night had been a dream. What poet had said, "A dream within a dream?” Ah, never

mind!

The Warlngs bore up bravely under tho shock of Jack's imprisonment, visiting him dally with words of encouragement. Nulthei Philip nor Ruth Waring believed for an Instant that the tuiy was guilty, though Ituth could not help rememheriug tho erratic incidents la the life ot Jack's father. That Jack was impulsive and reckless, Ruth did not doubt. Ho had weak qualities Inherited nnd acquired. But she would not believe that li" had killed the dancer. She knew that ho would not harm u lly. Despite their belief in the boy's Innocence, the Warlngs did not spare a dollar In securing the best legal talent to defend him. It was just after Jack had discussed the case with one of these lawyers that Sylvia visited her brother in his cell. This was a Uuy cubicle, one

What a word—almost!'

"Dear Jack, do brace up. There's a good fellow. Tell me, what did that mau look like who knocked you out. Try, try and remember!” "Only his . yes stay with me. I remember that they were gray, sort of u penetrating gray. They were eyes that well, the same kind of eyes that I have myself. It was so strange, Sylvia. Looking at that man aim. ■ t paralysed me. It was lllio looking at myself twenty years

from now."

"Don't you remember any other distinguishing tiling about him, dear? Was he tall, slim, gray at the

temples?”

"I don't remember—wait a minute. Now that you speak of It, he was graj I the temples. Oh —It's useless!” "No, it’s not useless,’ said Sylvia sternly. "You mustn’t allow that attitude to take hold of you. Nothing Is useless while there's a breath ot life in you. Now tell mo, Jack. When this man entered the room, did Mona seem to know him? Did she call out Ids name?” "I don't remember." "Please, Jackie. Try! Try! Did i any thing? i iM she < nil ont any name? Dick, lor Instance, or Tom or—or Jim?" "Jim!” Jack caught hold ot SyF vin's arms and his eyes wore wide with sudden memory. "It was Jim, Sylvia! I swear It was!" Sylvia could have wept for relief. “Now try and remember what he looked like,” she pleaded. "Ho was tall, very smooth looking, 1 think. . . , Oh, I don’t know,” ho said hopelessly. "I was In a trance . . . Poor Mona!" He begun to soh again. "I loved her, Sylvia); 1 loved her so!” * "1 know, dear,” she said soothingly. She did not have the heart to tell him that Mona Gale was nothing but a common adventuress. What would have been th« use? Culling the dead by their right names does not bring them bock to life and does not soothe the mouroor. "Hut you are aurn that the maa who hit you was called Jim?” "Yes, Pm sure of that nyw, Byb via. I’m positive.’* AT« he qonUnqedJH

"If was Jim, Sylvia, l swear it was.

machin-

ery, horse power plows, bacon, wheat j Indiana, to-w-it

Hour, sulphate of ammonia, manufacture of wood ranked fn above order.

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A total of $20,131,127 has been I apportioned for building Federal Aid

highways in Indiana, of

Federal which there remained $4,Aid 570,302.18 unexpended as Hoads of June 30, 1927, according

to E. R. Baldridge, Pres-

I ident of tho Hoosier State Automobile Association. The total amount brofl.’Opening the

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Elevator

Farm Tools DAYS’ SALE 15, 16, 17 ILLED PLOW ((). PERK PLOW CO.

LS—Black Hawk corn lohn Deere planter, No. ies, disc harrows, cul- . row cultivators, hay [Wagons, rotary hoe, cul- j 'ing machines, spike horse or tractor drawn % discount nn all tools ^ days, and we will' count on prospects givhree days, if trade is j So come down to our loll us what you want xpect to buy later on. oney. Look our line

WILL GIVE YOC SERVICE AND QUALITY AND PRK E. FORGET the dates— ^HRi. 17, 1928; THURS

'country since 1921 has reached I sum of $74 1,500,000.

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() NON-RESIEENT liana, Putnam County,

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rehy Riven that the un-

dctsiKn**d has been appointed h> tho JihIr* of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of liidinna, administra or «*f the estate of Ira Butcher In

Putnam County, deceased.

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t* ry Load» Public Hoad.

Tin* territory herein described shall be known as the Ljrn**dal** Voting Precinct," in <Jreencasth* I’ownship. Putnam County, Imliana, to-wit all that part of C.re* iicasth Township,

f the City of t ircelicast le.

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said Ci • < neastle T'ownship

IU The territory herein d. s« rlheci sliall be known as th* North Hret

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.ainitiR tw* nl. - f sold, at not less t It value thereof, and ami as ro authoftihumtv ('ouncll, vf

I ndiana.

Scaled hids will \uditor *'f Putnam his office, to sell privut* sal**, f*»r m appruls* d valu* th in Imiid. Hills will • o'clock A M , on •

jtcjx and fr*»iu *h* ' • db until all said r«al at* WILLIS li < II LI udi

p Thlr 1) Wes

h of th. Tern is La ill •••i. eon mot * * I* Ies I .

111 •

I hit i

r cash I by th ! utnam

rod i v . ■ I by •inty, Imlicmi

•I re a I

HR tlli

*f |

St.(I*

natn <*ount> . Imliar

and

' * . I s . .

12 «lav of Apr

day th*

Is sol tor of

lull ash

vpri!.

NOTH i: of * I ill or r.M'.mr

Itir l<n%l> l»*r \ il ■» — v en that t he un - ( v. Treasurer of | ' na, will receive j

»ce. In tio- court ' Ircencast le, Ind* • clock, noon, on of March, L»2*, 0.00 road («*nhondM bflriK oads hcrciruiftcr the Hniount ot and iieiioinina* named, ami ar«

1 I!'

I Hamrick. " g.'nt, Juitieg i-i !< Township, Indiana. ^lamrick: Mai ha

court /

«nt of the state of Ind-

XOTH i: to thi: \.»ti;h« ok . itT ok ..iii:i':',. VMTI.K V Ml OK filIKKN. VSI l.l: TOW WHir ot . It \ M.l: is \ on so

i*i«i:i is. i*.

NOTI<'K i« h. i.> Kl'.-n

ers of th** CMt

Or«*encantl*' T*>w nship.

t 'ount

p.'by notified that said set for hearing on the

■Apnl 1U28

that time and

said cause

irmincd in your absen-

the Vot

icai

in Put

Imliuiia. that nil the ill ealil t'lt.v and D

^ heeii . hang"' :">'l n -' "•"I»" by th.' lion ni of t'oimnlsnlonern r l I "*- nam founiy. Indlnnn. •'t 'he reguh.r Mu rch Term. r'-*. "f *»•<• hoard I' tTTe adoption of nn order and ordln-

pled

ty,

ncta

istI** and «*f

t narn DtiliK

Tow n shiii

t ed

adoption of un nraer ami ordinance of sal*! hoard, which said order and ordinance names and defines each of the votiriR precincts in said city and Township as established by sai*] order , nnd ordinance, nil of which said vot -

na linlt>si41 inn precincts are so estabiisiied f*»r nri «»I ^b** rmrposi* nf th* holdinK of «* ru ral n an>wei ♦•lections, under the laws of tin* State*

will bo of !nd,Hni1

The sai*! order and ordlne adopted by the said Board of

*r nm,je for the -ale of | ^r,'": i 1, ' , ,Vi'‘ ,m '

InK as follow

wnship

(Jre«*ncast le Tow nsliip,

to-Wlt ;* II t hu

as th* Nortti ‘i|e**n-

stle Tiiwrisliip VotiriR Precinct,'* In

Hie Townsl

ana. I

castle To

f mi i.t i

[>wnship, outM *tl*', that lies

Loa k 1)0 Pul thro (Jr***

Putnam C«»unty ut part *»f Creenl<l«- of the City of north of the

el* vilh

Public

Jreencast

:r«*«*m asth' and Sill*

d and nortli of th* highway, now n ;n tin- Went Walnut Street Public Load, extendiriR westWiird jutOi Heetiona ‘Jo urni 19, in said

le Townahip.

nei

dain

i»tle TownablP.

Tli<* altove foreRoliiR Ordinance or-

iin<‘d and

March. 192K,

|d property. 6th, 1928. |K wgent,

ance so

County

iiaminR and dcflniriR jd vutiriR iireclfictn he-

to-w it

W s,

iirdaintd by

iff «

I Hoard''pV 'comniissJoiM is of Putnam

'County, Indiana, that th* Justice of : * in* ts in the CL>

25-ltP. I Putnam 11 Fount v 1 ' Ind I alia, for the

lection i»re

iJr* encijstle. Ind- j County

iu nnd in <lr**encastle T*»w nshi| ‘ *\. Indiana, for the pur-

eR*

adopted <zii tli In ritl* daw

th*- Harm being the second dav of tlu* reKUlar Mnr*h T**rm. of tl** Hoard of t'lmmlssioners of Put-

nam Count.v, Indium*

Attest .

v\ I (Jill. County Auditor. W. I«: Davis. * M F < Vo per,

o. A. Day

Hoar*! of <'f>iiirni8F|on«*rR *>f Putnam

CountV. Indiana.

Therefore, each and ♦•very IcrhI vot- * r in said City of <Ji **encastle and (irceiKHstle Township, will take notice of tlu* elinriRcs in tlu voting precincts and ac«|ualnt httnself or herself of tire voPtiR pre**in* t In whldi he or she rnav r* sl*l«* and are • rititl**i to vote. Tills notice Riven as re*iulr«»l by law. tills 7th day nf March, 1921. Willis Iv <1111. Audiioi of Putnurn

Indiana. 10-17-2t.

i\ row \mi

Notice is her* b> (l*'i mIrii*‘d, Alva I.i Put narn Count) . h seaf***t hi«ls at liis *• house, in the t'it> < iana. up to tw«iv< Monday, tli** 2t>th <i for tlie sale of $•" struct ion bonds, .s.t desiRtiut ed for Hit named and heinR i ti»» respectlv* issii' (ions, as h<i*ln .tl us fol 1*>W'H, tn-wit

1. $2»,920.00 i f i I bonda !•< Iiir f«.i tli*' Walter S C.'inpl" II. **? al. l: 'ml i Marinn T*>\vnshlp. Putnam Count' Indium*, ami befriy in d*?nouilnatioi! *n

$7 lx « i,. i,,

2. $D»,91*0.00 of sai*! lionds h« ine for

tin* L K. Brown, «t .«I Load,

castle Township. Putnam County. Ind

be I MR i?

iana, and $424 .mb. :t. $9,760

oad. in D i ’nun t y.

d« iiomi nat i<

Performance that is thrilling thousands of new owners every day

7 he COACH $ 585 Th** Touring $ AQC or Ko«J»<cr J

*595 *675 *665

.00 of raid bonds b*dnff f ,,r Ktter. » t al Knud in Or* - n-

nship, Putnam c«»unt tioiiiR in <lenomi na

th** J. L. Ktter. * t Load in ettstle TowriMhip, Putnam Count

iaiiM, ami lioinR in

9244 each; and

$ , i o'*" 00 o bond 0 Hoesen, et ai Hoad in Wa

Ind- . of

the.. ili

Township, Putmiui * " inty, Iiidi .mi | and beinR in d* nomination of $.»'.2

each.

All the abov* name*! bonds wiP *iraw interest at tlu* rat* of tour and <*m*. half per cent. p« i annum. Tlu* first series of each of >-<ld aliove nirn***l issues of bonds, and ’he fiiMl s.ri*s of

a ml

int<*rest coupon • n » ach of said issues of bonds ar«* payable on th< !‘>ih dav «*f May, 1999. ami < -lies **f l>.*;,ds nrul inter**st coupon!- t ' ihle . v * i \ six month* tin i* alt* r until all ai«- paid IOhcIi <*f tli*' ah**' «■ lanicd Shh lionds inar date ot March I •. 19: are in twenty «<inal series of two bondi gaob Thi * • ., i on <1! ^ n! Ixinds beinR *vtd.m I i»\ • niipons thereto attached, be.trhiR the llthoRtaphed fa sirml* Hignatur* of tin* county auditor of Putnam County, arul are signed bv th* Hoard of CommisMloners ot said <*.unty. and autlunth - at**d by the auditor of said coiini' TluurlndpRl and Intel t n aM d bond

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I* pH iiM- ut til*

Putnam C* tU. JiHliuna. Kucb issu

b*»**n iMsu*-(l tn

sur< i

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Beck Sales Company GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

road homls haft complinnc*< with

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