The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 May 1928 — Page 2
THE GREENCA'STEE D'AlEY BANNER,
SATttWAt, MAY 1», 1928.
T»m BAft.Y Kntrrril In thr Pont Office »t Oreenrimtle, Indiana, na accnnd cln«« mall nintter, I niter the act of March 3. ucn. •inltacrlhtlon »»lcc t III cent* per week.
NICHOLSON TO BE INITIATED BY S.D.X. FRAT
CREENCASTLE WOMEN LEFT SATTRDAY FCK
Personal And Local News
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Abrams motored 1
and Prof, and Mrs. H. W. Voltmer. Sipnia Tau Gamma entertained at [
ST \TK CONVENTION the chapter house Frirlay evening' o—• with an informal spiinp party. Spiinr j Greet castle will send three di le- flowers were decorations. Prof, and j
pates to the annual state convert'.'on Mrs. W. A. Hupgard, and Prof, and; ^ , of tt.e fin.'•!ness and Professional Wo- Mrs. T. G. Vuncker acted as chap-j to Indianapolis t y.
men’ Club at Michigan City, Mny erons.
ji; ( o(i i R n<l 21. They are: Miss I uey j Alpha Gamma Delta pave the an- !. iwen, president of the local orpaniz- nual sprinp formal Friday evening, afion Miss Ella Mahatma and .Mrs.' The final Delta Zeta dance of the dm if Zaharakos. Others from the | year will be a sport patty Saturday uty may attend. evening. Prof, and Mrs. H. J. BarnExpectations are that more than um, Capt. and Mrs. (i. P. Savage and five hundred member* from ove- the Mrs. Susan Calhoun will be the chap-
:‘mic will attend the convention. ; erons.
Outstanding among the sp-akers who will address the club women dur-in.-p tleir three day session are Miss Emily K. Kneubuhl, executive secre
A steak roast at Morton springs will be followed by a sport dance this evening at the Beta Theta Pi houte. Prof, and Mrs. G. Arlt and Mr. and
tary rl the national federation from Mrs. Wendell Rynerson will be ehap-
N’ew York. Other prominent speet-
eis will also Pe ptosent.
Other features of the meet'ng, v htel will get unik r way with its first business session Sunday inorrieg, will be trips through the Dunes, a visit to the Indiana StaO pijsnn Sunday afternoon and the big Iwnouet at the "Oasis” on the beach of Inke
Michigan Monday evening.
In connection with the trip through the prison the visitors will b’ Ci'guests of Warden and Mrs. Walter H. Italy nt a Sunday afternuon *e to be served in the prison dning
room and while dining
hand will pday.
Following the closing session ^e delegates will go to Gary where they will Vo taken on 3 trip throug’r tV. <V v steel mills. The party will be (aki n to Chicago, where as gu ’st t tx the Daughters of Indians, a .society of 200 Indiana-born women, they will bf entertained at th“ Woman’s World Fair being held there.
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( ailed Meeting. There will be a called meeting >f the Wt.man’s Relief Corps Monday afternoon at 2:20 o’clock. All membtrs aie asked to be present.
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S oiior Party Tonight. The senior class party will be held this evening at the Bowman .Memorial building. This is the first time that a party lias ever been held by the
tvniors.
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(lub Is Organized.
Tuesday May 15, a group of women met at the Fillmore M. K. Aid room and organized ‘‘The Marion Township Home Economics Club” Mrs. Herschel Kuark was elected piesident Mrs. John W. Day treasurer and Mrs. Clarence J. Ragan Secretary. The next meeting will be June 19, at the School House. VI rs. Morton Fordiee gave a splendid talk on the benefits to be derived fiom the organization. She also gave the first Nutritioi^ project
lesson.
++++♦+ University Parties. Delta Tau Delta gave in informal -pint party Friday evening with Hal Denman’s Cotton Pickers from Kokomo furni-hing the music. Chaperons w re: Piof. and Mrs. Guntave Arlt
erons.
Alpha Tau Omega will give a for mal dance with evening st the new chapter house. Prof, and Mrs. H. W. Voltmer and Major and Mrs. W. R. Orton will chaperon the party. Sigma Chi will close its social season this evening with an informal party. Prof, and Mrs. T. G. Yuncker and Mr. and Mrs. W Henry McLean
will act as chaperons.
Fhi Kappa Psi entertained Friday evening with an Infernal spr'n ? natty. Fred Payton’s orchestrt from ••.Marion played. Chaperons were:
th > prison prof ,„d Mrs. W. li. Sherma.i i- d
I Coach and Mrs. W. E. Search.
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Woman’s Bible Club Meefs.
Mrs. U. V. O’Daniel and Mrs. J. G. Dunbar were hostesses for the Woman’s Bible Club of the Methodist Church, at the home of the former, on Seminary St., on Friday. After the business of the meeting Mrs. Parnell had charge of the devotional peiiod, reading extract - fiom the letters of the Apelite Pane, showing how closely the teachings of John Welsey, who was the subject of the study for the afternoon, followed those of Paul, and urging each of us to give more thought to those same
teachings.
"Wesley the Evangelist and Organizer” was ably di cussed by M. . Stella Peck, who also gave the conditions in England, morally and spirit ually which led Wesley to seek a higher plane for his religious experience. Through his interests and those associated with him, came the organization of the great Methodist
church of today.
Mrs, Peck gave many incidents in Wesley's life, which are very familiar to one who has made a close study of it. Members of the class also contributed interesting facts. Duiing the social hour a Bible “quiz” was given by the President,
Mrs. Chandler.
Thi* is the last regular meeting of
tho clan- for this year.
1 lie meetings have increased in inteie rt and attendance throughout the year, and plans are being made for even greater interest next year.
A picnic to be arranged by the * l ur * , ! u >
Social committee will be held later.
Willis Gill, county auditor, will conduct a funeral at Fiatrock, 111., on;
Monday.
Eddie Beachman of Sheridan andj Mr. kleymeier are visitors at the
Phi Psi house.
Mr. and Mi*. Walter Tate of hulianapolis are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. James Tate.
The Greencaotle band will practice Monday evening at 7:20 o’clock. All members be present on time. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Harris of Greenfield, Mu s., aie spending a few days here with Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Harris.
The girls* glee club of the high -chool will sing at the union service:, at the Methodist Church tomorrow
evening.
Percy J. Remsburg, l ical salesman for the Singer Sawing Aim hinc Cd. ( ha* been transfo r*vd to tho Terre Haute branch. William D. Lovett, former auditor of Putnam county, but now a resident of Roachdale, was a business visitor here Saturday.
D’PAl’W CHAPTER WILL CONFER INITIATORY WORK ON
FAMOUS AUTHOR.
TUESDAY IN INDIANAPOLIS Meeting Will Be Held At Home Of Hillary Bailey. Newspaper
Ediiors To Attend.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH C. Howard Taylor, minister, 9:20 a. m., Sunday School. 10:40 a. m., Worship with seftnon. Dr. Taylor will speak on “Ffehoes from the General Conference.” fi:80 p. m., Bp worth League Devo-
tional Meetings.
7:80 p. m., Evening worship. Subject of sermon, “The Adventure of
Being One’s Self.”
There will be a called meeting of the Official Board on Wednesday evening at 7:20 o’clock. The prayer service on Thursday
Meredith Nicholson, novelist, abort I evening,
story writer, e--ayi t, critic, former] —o
newspaper man and newly elected city] THE PRE8BT IKRIAN ( HI Rt H
councilman of Indianapolis, will be Victor L. Raphael, minister.
Ticket- for the senior party to be held in the gymnasium Friday evening. May 25th went on sale Saturday at all the fraternity homes.
initiated into Sigma Delta Chi fraternity by mom be i of the DePauw chapter at Indianapolis Tuesday evening. Mr. Nicholson is regarded by many critics as a writer having the most allaround ability T present-day author.-?. His work in every field of literary effort hu\e attracted national attention and iiis works have h«d a wide sale. Hi novel, “House of a Thousand Candles” established for hirn a reputation as a writer , of great ability. With a thorough background of contemporary literature Mr. Nicholson has entered the field of criticism. His writing in this field is recognized as authoritative. Because of corrupt politics in Indianapolis, Mr. Nicholson essayed the role of a reformer and was elected to ihe city council a month ago. Before beginning the writing of novels Mr. Nicholson was employed on the staff of the Indianapolis News where he received his literary train-
ing.
Initiation for .Mr. Nicholson will be held at the home of Hillary Bailey in Indianapolis. James A. Steuart, national president of Sigma Delta Chi, and other Indianapolis newspapermen will be guests of the chap-
ter at the initiation.
HOOVER RACE IN INDIANA IS
Miss Hattie Meredith and Joan DeForest of Washington, Indiana, are the guests of Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Heavenridge on South Locust
street.
Ed Simmons, living east of Greencastle sheared twenty-six sheep he owns on Friday, and the fleeces averaged 10 7-8 pounds, which is con- i
stdered an excellent yield.
The Business and Professional Men’s class of the M. E. church meet 1 as usual at 9:30 in the morning. Remember all you fellows are invited.
Prof. Hildebrand, leader.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Talbott had as their guests Friday evening, Misses Fayne Shultz, Arm Wright, Ruth i Beeman, Pat Wright and Hassalyn I
Kus'ell all of Indianapolis.
I WASHINGTON, May 19. (UP)—
Camp hire Girls were busy Satur-j Veiled charges and insinuations dxiy selling forget-me-nots in Green-| were put before the Senate campaign castle. The proceeds of this sale will investigators as a brief respite was go to the benefit fund for the chil- taken today before a flying trip to
dren of America’s war veterans.
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MARINES SEEK REBELS
(Continued from page one)
Sunday School, 9:30. Prof. G. B.
Man hart, Supt.
Morning Worship, 10:40. Sermon theme: “The Mystery of Godliness.” High School Christian Endeavor, 6:30. Leader, Hebert Dirks. Young People’s Christian Endeav-
or, 6:30.
Evening Service, 7:30. Pageant, “America’s Call to Service.” Wnman’sr Circle, 2:30' Wednesday afternoon in the Church. Prayer Meeting, ,7:30 Thursday
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' ' L ’ BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
A Mothers’ Day program was the feature of the -ervice nt the Bethel A. M. E. church last Sunday evening. A committee of the ladies of the con* giegation had charge of the pro-,
giam and presented one pf the best P 'i'.,
services of this kind that has ever
been held at the Bethel church.
The pastor, A. L. Johnson, has just returned from a visit to the General Conference of the Methodist church which is now in session at Kansas City. Over 5,000 delegates and a large number of visitors are attending the session, and the Rev. Mr. Johnson witnessed the debates on the question of limiting the term of a bishop to eight years in any one
area.
About five new bishops will be elected by the conference, according tn Mr. Johnson. The Bethel church will hold a prayer and prai-e service next Sunday morning at 11:00 a. m. Sunday School will be held at 2:TO p. m.
Charmiiu
Silk Undid At $1.95,
These are lovely rlle(tti ored, embroideries iid , *» styles; bodice top, wm, u. * " and self material. There Crepe de t hine Slips
...$348,
Women’s Bandeauv Brassieres
50c to $1.50
H. PITCHFORD
Bodice top slips with deep heats, good heavy material
taken plao» precede wx' po tpor.nl until a | lta , | to th * totu* of the njt. | m,,R natianal m :
j t ; arrive.
led and five others were injured
was reported here. The reports hv.li- The program efm*i«tn #1 rated the > kir.nisn occurr ed j.l out speeches in reci.imitinv.t a May 14. I'd wmk accomplished The Marine captain gave his life the debate squads and
in leading his small detachment in the successful amljj'-n moven.i nt against the rebels, who were led by Jose Leon Diaz. Hunter had been advised of the rebel po.-ition by aii-
He advanced cautiously, but rebel scouts detected the movement and attempted to attack from the dense underbrush. The Marines soon routed the rebel band but not until one Marine was killed and Hunter, ane mat
ine and one guard injured.
Hurries, Berries, Berries, and lots of fancy ones at very low prices after
supper. See Wetz.
SENIORS WILL BE LUNCHEON (JUESTS
Senior class women will be honored May 20 when the underclass women of the University will entertain them nt a luncheon at the Methodist church The luncheon is planned for approxi-
en by Raul Shultq mp, pledges of the honenry Helen Stoke-, for the » ers; Paul Shumaker, (or man quad; Bernard y u* nt of Delta Sigma Kin). Uerold T. Ross, oehate f Faculty guests at the Di an Katherine 8. AhwH, H. Dirks, Profs. W. (
M. Jones, H. B. (lough, l &
Hams, Dr. S. B. Town, Kin Gilmore, and Mr. Heroi,;?
GERMAN I.EAREt BERLIN, May 19. ll'PlDeutsch, president of de General Electric Compatgl the prominent industry 1 Germany, died today. Duetsch died suddeilyd He celebrated his 79th 1 nesday and received from prominent leaden the world.
graduate and a product of Greencas- by the \ w. S. board with Edith
Leavitt in charge. Mildred Reed, soc-
| The Rev. Mr. Schoolfield, of Ind-
I ianapolls, will preach at 7:30 in th • mately eighty guests and hostesses.
BEING PROBED I 3Ve " inK ' Th,i • tpf0k< ’ T is a Dernuw i Plans for the affair are being made
tie institute, and all of his friends (HARGE PRESIDENTIAL ( AND! a,e oordlally inv ‘ u ’<l to attend the DATE SPENT HUGE CAMPAIGN ‘* rv 've. In addition the Rev. Mr. SUM IN THIS STATE 1 d ^ason will make a report of his trip
to the General C’onfeienee.
Keep the five hundred dollar rally
in your mind*.
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licaiing a commotion in tire chicken house, Charles Heath, well known Washington township farmer, arose early Saturday morning to investignt, 1 and killed a fox, the cause of the dis-
turbance.
hearing there
TO PRESENT PAGEANT
“America’s Call to Service" is the title of the pageant to be given on Sunday evening at 7:30 in the Presbyterian Church by the Junior Christian Endeavor Society. The characters are as follows: American Lois Black Attendants Marjorie Black and Marjorie Shame). Church Kenneth Eitel
Possessions
Corn Lid* Maxine Roberts Wheat Virginia Gross Cotton Pearl Louise Risk bruit Fern Alexander Coal Orville Baker Forests Anna Marie Eitel
Gold
Dunn. Total cost of holding the primary election will be t.TO.Jtik, claims in Dunn’s office show. The council appropriated $50,000. If this sum is exceeded another appropriation will he asked, Dunn said.
Swine Special In County On June 5
PURDUE TRAIN TO STOP ROACHDALE AND RUSSELLVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilson, Miami,
visiting in Greencastk-.
Mrs. Wilson, who was Blanche Bicknell before her marriage, graduated in the class of ’27. She ia a member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Funeral services for Mrs. Flossie M. Gardner, who died Friday morning at her home in Manhattan will he held Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock at the Manhattan church with interment in the Manhattan cemetery. Mr-. Grace Pollum of Manhattan wil have charge of the servicas.
T be Baltimore and Ohio Swine San
Betty Ann Kocher !' tut ‘ on ‘ S l*‘ < ' ,al W ‘H stop at Russell-
Silver Ruth Alice Daggy
Luxuries
Jewelry Martha Walts Motion Pictures .. Warren Confer Chewing Gum .. Marguerite Cowan Soft Drinks .... Philip Shoemaker Sports Junior Newgent Ice Cream Charlea Bergen Cosmetics Ruth Ellington Nationalities ’ American Indian .. Richard Shamel Mexican Virginia Cowan
ville from 8:30 to 12:(l() A. M. and Roachdale from 1:80 to 5 P. M.
Thursday June 5th.
The conduct of this train i* a sincere expression of interest which this railroad has in every community
along its lines.
This train contains an open exhibit car of three compartments. In the fiist compartment of pen there will be found a splendid litter of >pring pigs which have been managed and
Immigrants Rhea Dawn Bergen according to the swine sanitation 9 and Betty Ann Rausman p, “ n "S thp •‘ i e , ’<"><l pen will contain ( hinese Gordon Hausmanl* litter of pig* which aie unthrifty Hindu Virginia Throop] 0 " account of worms «nd poor feed-
Korean .... Emma Kathry* Gross Japanese Ruby Cowan ‘ The Juniors will be assisted by a
ing, and the third pen will show a sow with young piirs showing the coughing and thumping condition
chorus of girls from the High Sclmol j w 'hich all pigs pass through in the Christian Endeavor. early stages .of worm infestation. o_ I The second car will be the one in FILE ELECTION CLAIMS ; *hich ‘he lectures v*-il| Is? given, rain
J or shine. In uduition to these there
INDIANAPOLIS, May It). (UP)— will be a second exhibit cur which 1 hairnian Ira M. Holmes of the Mar- will show ull stage- of the
ion county election board and the
A suit has been filed by the Hartfoixl Accident and Indemnity Co. of Hartford, Conn., against James L. Hamilton. A judgment of $130 in asked by the plaintiff. The firm of James A Allee is the attorney for the
plaintiff.
The funeral of Galen Robinson will
be held Sunday morning at 10:00 o’- to investigate the insinuations clock at the Christian Chuich in j charges of Senator Merlin of
North Carolina for
Monday.
The accusations which will require the committee to go to Ohio and Indiana included: 1. An estimate' by M. Beit Thurman, Watson manager in Indiana that the Hoover forces there must have spent $100,000 for newspaper advertising alone, although their expenses have been estimated by Washington managers at $35,000 or
$40,000.
2. -—A statement from Archie Bobbitt, Watson’s treasurer, that the Hoover organisation hired watchers and paid workers at the polls in large > numbers election day. Bobbitt said Ray Powell, Indianapolis, should furnish the committee with detailed in formation about that matter, 3. —An a-sertion by Tho-. H. Brown Hoover manager in Ohio, that the Anti-Hoover and Dawes manager, spent $36,000 there in the primary campaign, $20,500 of which was raided after the death of Senator Willis and the unofficial entry of Dawes in
the race.
Likewise, the committee has decided, chairman Steiwer announced
and
FIP.ST THRU.IAN ( HUR( II B. il. Bruner, •ni'dstcr. j Mr -. E. R. Bertie* Bible school
superintendent.
BiD’.'j School ;.t 9:30 a. m. Morning worsd.i, Lord’s Supper, and sermon by .Mr. Bruner at 10:30 u. m. (Please notve the change in time,*. We want to negin our morning worship imm diately after the closing of the JU'*i.» School so that we may he out earlier luring the spring and summ-r months. Serin an subject Sunday morning “Cheated
Souls.’
Hi rh School Cb-istian Endeavor at f>:30 p m. Yo r-g People , Social hour at o:00 p. 1. and regulrr meeting at (i:30. Etc niug servi - at T 20 p>. m. Sermon by Mr. Bruner on the subject. “Jem: Not Wc it d ny The Modern Church.”
Ala-
Stilesville. Mr. Robinson passed a- jbama, who asserted on the floor that way rally Friday morning at the 1 $10,000,000 has been spent for secrehome of his son, L. E. Robinson in taiy Hoover and Gov. A1 Smith Stilesville. | sincki 1024. Heflin will be invited to The Gold Star Memorial Associa- j appear before the committee next lion will meet at the Post Olfice on week. Thu.- far ht* has not claimed to Monday evening at seven o’clock. All j have any definite information conmember* of this association are urg- -cerning the charges. But he will be ed to be present to arrange for the called upon to prove them if he can.
In addition the committee has re-
uaveiling of the Spanish War Tablet
on May 27th.
Mrs. Jacob Bin.z if Cleveland, Ohio wil remove to this city about the middle of June and will make her reodencc hete at the corner of Seminary and Bloomington streets. Mrs. Bintz is a daughter of Mrs. H. A. (Jobin and Mrs. Gobin will make her home with her daughter in the fu-
ture.
W. A. Mundy, third trick operator at the Monon depot, stated Saturday morning that three derby specials j
reived much information of the same uncertain character concerning the situation in North Carolina, where Senator Simmons, the Democratic leader, is energetically resisting the effort to pledge that state’s delega-
tion to Gov. Smith.
Chairman Steiwer and Sena’or Bratton will leave here tomorrow afternoon to hear thirteen witness*s in the Federal Building at Kalc-igh
Monday.
THE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 9:40, Kenneth Todd Superintendent. Preaching services 10:40 Rev. Davies as supply. Jr. ami Hr. B. Y. P. U. at 6 30. Preaching Service* 7:30, Rev. Dav-
ies as supply.
Rev. Davies who will supply the pulpit Sunday morning and evening was formerly pastor of the Baptist Church of Aurora, Indiana, and Is at present located in Wisconsin. Edwin C. Dinwiddle will speak Sunday afternoon 2:.TO at the Presbyterian Church as representative of The Flying Squadron Foundation. All
are invited.
MAPLE HEIGHTS Sun*lay School at 9:30 o’clock. Preaching at 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. Grace Rlacp. LANDES CHAPEL Sunday School at 9:30 o’clock. There will be no preaching. Mrs. Grace Black.
C.AMBLERS KOUHKD
Democratic member, James E. Beery, presented claims for $3,000 f or services as election commissioner* on Friday with County Auditor Harry
common
round worm which is found in the small intestine*. Microscopes will be available to show the woirn egg- and the larva which are too small to see with the naked eye.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 19. (UP) Four bandits held up a card and dice game in the Seelbach hotel here
, , . lo t night and escaped with 120 non ^gthe^igTt^ro^t Louis-' *ar, B-wher, ’2$, who receiv*! J*™* J—ry Police mvoL.ed ville, Ky. The long Pullman trains, Ph ’ D f Corn “ 11 university* Fifteen h „ e each pulled by two heavy type engin- Jt* spring, wrll become a.aiaUnt to Kentucky * rby Were the ^ es were occupied by sportsmen from Dr. Walter N. Hess, who is to be- , iee , aW . „ was , ln ^ rsto ^ th ’ f
for the historic K* Saturday afternoon.
ial chaiinian of A. W. S., is arranging for stunts to be given by th.three underclasses. Louise Metzler is in charge of the junior stunt; Betty Neely, of the sophomore; and Helen Dickenson and Hessel Conway, of!
the freshman.
Betty Cook is chairman of the | decoration committee and Dorothy Ellen Barr of the reception committee. Ruth Ward is in charge of the invitations and favors. The receiving line will l>e composed of Edith I/eavitt, Opal Williams, Mary Frances Page, Sally Gilmore, Mora Prosser, Dorothy Ellen Bair, and Sally Ro-
bards
We will wait for you with attractive prices as well as goods. Wetz.
DEBATERS (’LOSE YEAR AT BANQUET
Forensic activitios for the yeaWere concluded W*dnesnay evening when Delta Sigma Rho entertained the members of t! 0 faculty, varsity and fresh man debate squads, and of the semina- with a banquet at Long-
den hall.
Initiation for the six pledges of | ed immediately k> fVltn Sigma Rho which was to have County Hospital t® ^
We will wait for y« i# ive prices a- well a? paT ADDITIONAL Dr. Gordon ThomY visited his parent? uf lb
day.
Mr. and Mr?. Jame I. were visitors in GffWP
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan South Bend are vi?ii|
the week-end.
The Modern Piicillafti with Mi*. John ( anna, ternoon at 2:30 o’ckd.
Mrs. Rodeheaver, A$8
chaperon wa? railed tt day by the death of br
Funeral services for In
will be held from ‘he 1 eral home Sunday aftrk* o’clock by the Rev. 1$ Burial will be in Fored®! tery. Pall bearers will * Cherry, l’. V. O'Daaal, - tis, Fred Crawfords, !• t
and C. A. Vesta. Alvonzo Evans was >
sudden attact of in’#* ** nor of Indiana and D** 1 ! about twenty minute- whl
afternoon. Evans,
spectator*, wa? w *^ u, f street when he fell ^ i and bruising his H' n
WEEK END RATES ONE FARE PLUS 10c for the round trip v EVERY SATURDAY & SUNDAT between all StMiann in Indiana on (his 1 . Ticketf* good going all day on Salnrday or S#M»P any time ap to Sunday night- p Terre Haute, Indianapolis iind W* Traction Uo.
| this fall.
1 Kentucky coal operators.
FOR SALE
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Call 60.
Campbell Bros. BIG FOUR ELEVAT0* Or* 1