The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 May 1928 — Page 4

THE (jKEENCASTLH DAILY BANNEK. WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1928.

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\ arsilj \ n J \ S(.nifiit i’omlions SflecJed Bj toinmittff Today.

myjKMOIMAI. D.AV TO .SO.MI ItI for li.^hiiiR'. for motonng’, etc. Nothing more than ju.-t anothor holiday. Oth' ]- take part in tho various <*\emM‘s ' f tin; day, show their patriotism and at the end o, the day feel a> if thi y had done their duty. We wonder if duty and pleasure couldn't hi 1 mixed in proportion Wouldn't everyone lie happier? Just give a few minutes of serious thought to our dead heroes—To recollect their hardships— to remember how happy we wer this time ten years ago. s. c. FEE VO CO. Don’t Miss Tomorrow’s Ad! & r regnal

Arnold Chosen New Field Representalh e

Hillard “Speed” Arnold, '2! 1 , has been appointed by Pre.-ident Mm-

ver.-ity. Arnold ha- neen in clo-e contact with Smith and knows his itinerary, and methods of approach to prospective students, pastois and high school heads over the State. Smith has held

Coach Hughes made public h ay the student athletic manage i. . . p pointments for next year. \V .!■• no all of them have been ma e, tb" most important jiosts have I 'died, and the others will be i.eclbed bei re tinopening of their respective seasons. The appointments are: football, man: ger, Gough: as.-i.-tant, Kngle. and Talhot or Marsh;'bosketball mail ager, Wentwoith; a.- istant-, Wat-on and Wasmuth; baseball manage,. Schricker; assistant, [iuikett and I’eter.-oii; track manager, Ransom,! a--istants. C’ornthwaite and Lewis; outdoor intrumurals; manager, Ar- ; hur; assistant, Garrison; indoor. intrumurals; manager, Callis; as-j -istants, Rogers, .Mar-land; cu.--i todjan, Kidman; assistant custod-1 ian„ I.ucas: trainer, not appointed, a- istant trainer, Kitchen, and Ro.-er | or Gainey; minor sports; manager j f not appointedj a ta t. Kpperson. CLASSIFIED ADS For Sale FUR SALK: Thrifty Marglobe and poliderosa tomato plants. T. C. ( ox, 21 o Bloomington St., 2‘J-2|> — O — FOR SALF: 1’oonie-, I’ink Uaisys Lillies. Phone TbJ. 406 W. Franklin St. • 28-4t. o —For Rent—

Eleven Years Since Stern

all to Arms

lin to -uecoed (i. Hoibert Smith, ’27, the position of field representative as field representative of the Uni- for tho past two years.

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VETERANS OF FORIEGN WARS

Jesse M. Lee Post LV)0 OUR HONORED DEAD -MICHAKI. \. ADFR FRED ADKINS FFVI F. AKI-at RALPH K. ARNOLD HOMER B.AUSTIN RALPH I). BOONE LEE R. COLLINS DWIGH'I FORD D A M FI, P. 'FREEMA N MILLARD K. GIBSON ANDREW HAYS CLYDE A. HURST CHARLES II I.ASI.EY RAYMOND F. MeCAMMACK ERNEST McYAY _ BYFORD MONTGOMERY HARRY R. MOORE CI.ARANCK A. PATRIC •I01 IN H. SANDERS F'ARI W. SCRIBNER PERRY D. SNIDER FI.BERI R. THOMAS CARNIE M. TIMMONS I’ay tribute to the above buddi* - b\ ioiidng tl . \ I U u i...’ motto One Flag, One CouMm. tine'Lan^a^. J he a buddy.

FOR RENT: I. 7, or (i fuini.-hed in unfurnished modem idoms. Phone 730-Y. 30-4p FOR REN T Modern Apartment j ala garage. R. VY. Shafer. ;>0-2p. i o FOR RENT: One side of doubled 7j looms. Phone (!2."jA . 28-3p o FOR R! NT: (i Kid v. i ilen ehea|'. ; "'S2 E t ti' ijina'' Injun • Whiten| Groce r. jb-2pi Wanted WANII |) Girl for general house work. Phone l.'iO. Mrs. Harry W. .Moore. 2!*-tf. o WANIEI): Guibage suitable for feeding hogs. Phone 333-K. 28-llp .Miseellaneous Hoise Shoeing, plow sharpeningand general repairing ('. \V. Pfieffen bin ger. N. E. Con. Stiuare, Old Stand 30-Ip Wo do hemstitching and picoting. Mail ordcis receive prompt attention Pitchfoid’s Store. 23-tf.

America's Duty K!e\ eii healing Jeai's liave assnageil in some degree llm piiigiiun<'\ of llmt sorrow fell by all of us as. one by one. our Miung men and women were hiid a saerillei s upon the ronsuming nltur ol war. I here remain, in its pluee, n lender memory and a solemn pride In Hie emiseeral ion of their li\es an.I In Hie manlier of their denlli; enioHoiis In he elierished while we live, to lie Impliiiiteil in Hie heurls of I hose who loine after UN,

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ggHlllgjjl Mu* deende tliai for Americans enfolds the World war lias gone trooping down I be corridor id lime. Eleven years . go Hie call to arms was shrilling in > .; ry lown and liamlet nnilor llm Siars and Slripos. "The war rc-oinlion passed tho house ai .'! o'cl ibis inurniug,” euy I lie yellowing n coi ds. Already li had cleared tlie senate, and tile lams., lull call in Hie early hours of (lie m day showed 373 to .‘.(I for ibo war deci ration, willi iwery aniondment to a Hie powers of the President in l light nr In withhold Amerii an Iiinfrom Hie battletielils of I '.iime sent down in overwhelming defeat. vlrcady, too Hie Pi'eshlellt's call for H. • liisi s i.ooo.oimi.ika) for Hie war • be-t lay on H o -ks in congress and army ami navv laders for luobilir.ntion o' Ibo liisl 2.ono.'“Ki young Aumrieans for Hie struggle wailed only for the President's conin'md. I ! ni let lot -o II.e niobiligaiion orders for the nrnn navy, marine corps, coast guard, N null Guard and all re-i vos. All, ad. I.o rcci'ulliiig olliccs wire swarming with eager volunteers. Tlie II years -iuce (hat day-—years of hallli'. of v i• ory, of restless and lornn mdig po-i v.ir ditTerelni's—have hrniiglil to ;lm . ave all Hiree of Hie limn whose n nn - are wrlllen on the wai resolution Wilson, Marshall and i lark. Brought to Grave. only a hare handful remain lo si rug g!i* willi the fi'iful aflermalh of war. Gen. .lohti .1. Pei'shing, Ids years of .‘irii .o voi'v i ended, presides now over Hie commi'-ion of Aiiierican graves iii | aimo. luisviiig hilnself willi affairs of that legion of Hm-army-lliai was, who will never In; niuslered out or come home ngain. <'li'iiieiii'eaii. Hu; Tiger of Franco, heavy with years, dreams away the days in pou< • roinote from puhlle affairs; “Papu'’ JolTie, I ho rooU of siiirdy i oiira- on vvlnuti France rallied in Hm liinm lirsi days Vd' halllo. pipe iii inoiilli lakes his ease, careless ol I i- groat honors In the placid conteiitmont of Ids Imnie. Haig. I'.nglaml's dusliiug cav airy mull, Wi > saw it ihrongli irom Moils lo tho Marne and b.uk again lo Mona mid violiny. is dead. I.loyd George, Hn- linlo 'Vel-'iiinan. England's war preniior, s'irs willi poliiies at Imme lliai are small In -Mo llm gisuil slakes he played fm in Hr.' war will) all the might of England at Ids lomuiand. Toll of Years. i Nut far away, ns Hm crow tiles, William ol Germany lives bis lailer days in exile and seclusion. Name by nami'. the years have taken ioil of Hmni. < udy tlmse (vvo masior .soidier- lliiidenlnii g and I ooh, g,, on in tlm In at of greal posl war problems. Hiinleiilmrg is Pi'osidelit of |l,e war born German r "public; Focti still l riiueo' most H usied son in Hm hour of peril. The II yi irs have seen va-l clianges in Ibe moil and llm material vvitb w bl' li (bo grout war was fought. There ronutlu unknown in Hie graves of I ruine more than I,lion AmerlciHis I'illod in bailie, vvliile auotber I.HhJ are slip iinaoooiintoJ for; surplus war supplies ii.greguiiug an original cast ol more thuo S3,UttO,000,000 have been sold or Irausferred willi a return lo Ibe goveriiment of around S 100,000.000, nml (be wastage by ileatli among the ::.|•oo.ooo i leu discharged from llm army in 1 f)Ias physically fit lo serve again, Ins maile heavy inroads on the irainoil veterans on whom tlm touiilry iioi rely. • During Hm period, Ibe great army has beoii absorbed inlo ibe peaceful business of the country, hut of lis lict.ooo Wfiinded who came back, a force comiiaralile to Hm small peacetiiae army at home still under treat* ment at lin hospitals of (lie Veterans’ bureau. HONOR COMRADES

Green Troop* Th#f they w*r« yellow, tbos« boyi foiny in f or their first UsU o( war with iU havoc and din; 1 hay ararca knew tha rllaa U»ay hold In thair ftaap, Or the belts that cut into thaii hips lika a lasp! '1 hey never had known of tba filth and th* mud Or the thick crawling feal of th« hot dripping blood When they cam* from tho trenches, rye* set in • star*, And v*ent into the wheat—to Ciod only knew wbeio.

They never had heard • man groan when he’a hit, Oi grasp when he choked in his own bloody spit As a bullet di iiled into his chest with a smack And tor* a big hoi* coming out of his back; Nor strangled by gas till they lulled on thw ground. Then tongues hanging out like a runIn death hound; So they broke, and their faces went white neath the tan As they faltered a momant, then “dogged it" and ran. Hut only a moment—then anger’s red jet Blazed in the eyes that wet* staring and set; 1 hey tinned once again with a curs* and a yell And started hack into that isldion of I bey diopped like tha wheat as the scythe cuts it low. But they gained inch by inch as they gave blow for bJow r , And they reached their objective at dark of the night — They may have been yellow, but, lad, they could fightl

Legion s Salute to Buddies in France Leaving Hm shouting and tumult of their cuiivention behind, thousiitills of American Legionnaires reveiciiily m i out on llm real pilgrimage of Hmlr visit to France last year. Tlmv lefi for tlm hattleUclds of Reims, Lille anil Verdun lo visit the graves of I heir comrades in arms who fell in tlm great upheaval. At the Ratals du Xrncatlero limy liml heard General Eersliing and Marshal Foch vaunt their heroic war deeds and later they solemnly placed » wreath at (lie tomb of Lafayette. Later they were the guests of Rrcsirleii Doumergue and still later enjoyed Marshal FocITs hospitality at a garden party. All these events paved the way for the real purpose of their visit to France. They were there to look upon the little wooden crosses, sianding row on row, in the former war torn arc.: where their brothers fought nml fell. After all the preliminaries Hd- heartfelt purpose was accomplished. Impatient to pay tribute (<> tlmir dead comrades, a thousand Legionnaires set off for Verdun—I'ocUpii of I ranee—traveling in Imnicuse motor cars. It was a subdued and utiiel gi-i*j;p which went to visit their neaii. loavlng the carnival spirit behind I i Raids. The big parade In Raids, which will go down in Freueli history as a marvel of Ameidcnn organization and clliciency, bad placed Hie visitors from overseas prominently before Hie pupil tation of Raids but next day brought the renewal of old aeuiiuintariies in towns, villages and Immlcts in Hm hills they knew in the war. On the road from Verdun to SI. Mihicl, two miles troui Verdun, is a liule cemetery called ‘‘Hie cemetery of the unknowns.’’ The Americans stood at attention for a full minulo before tlie graves of these nameless hemes. The people of Verdun and St Miliiel gave an entbasiattic reception to the Legionnaires. At Reims a ceremony of thanks was held by the people in expressing their gratitude “to the people of the United Slates not only for their aid in the war hut for their help in reconstruction.” Lille, decked out in Hags, gave n cordial greeting to the Aunii .ins. in fact, every* place through which they passed roared welcome.

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Freshman Numeral .Awards Announced

Nineteen fie-hmen numeral award in baseball and track, and six maiiag- j er, cusUmian, and trainer numer: i i awards have been announced by the

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numerals.

Spina, Melbourne, Cassidy, Sears, I Axtell, Rag-dale, Ku, von Klepinger, and Burns are the men to receive numeral awaid- for their efforts on the freshman track team this spiing. For participation in freshman ba.-"-ball, Miles, Hummel Bradbury, Rose, Cobb, McClellan, Horner, .Sliumaki , Zimmer, and Smith will get jersey*. Erdnian* and Lucas, custodian-,! Kilchin, , Schricker, assistai t j

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Chateau Thierry Chapel.

riuns for memorial chapels t<i> j Fren.li iiattleOclds as remludcrs „i America'* contribution to the World war art* announced by General Rendilug, head of the American bat He monuments commission. Tlie buildings, each distinctive in fvpo will bo set up iu Hie Chateau Thierry 81. Mihicl, Alguc-Manie. Meuse Argoniie and Suie*ne» cemeteries where rest our hinorcd dead.

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