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it.i \dll hi- private and the usual picturesque ceremonies therefore Ini k- j ing. Informal parties will "eplace state banquets. The Crown I'rince of Belgium and his wife, formerly IVnoess Astrid of Sweden, will bo the

(•ha lf- F. lenzel*' Indianapolis divi-j first to arrive, and will be followed n mana^ of th< Indiana Univer- j later by the King and Queen of Jugo-

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J f “we” club of Soutii lb-ad will eiilei a plane its members are now ' oc iged in a-.-( inblying umier the direction of Al Dewitt, the dubs pilot, lb will pilot the plane in the

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III-OO.M I N’tiTti.N I'oui Iniianal I ;ty student have -ubinitted one-act plays for the contest spon*! ""•d by the I'ainieis Guide, farm maga.ine. ami the committee of hide. will meet -oop with the pus--ibility that the winner will be aniiouiie. d next week. The plays must litablc fie pie dilation at meetmc ol lain, bureau- anil like organ-

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1 N UL M. PETITION

VIN< l NET. (UP) ■ Hareld Glauberkilt" i.as jietitiom ■! th ■ Knox CircuJ Court here f..r permissino to nropill th. letters cf bis -urnanie exceptig ’ last three.

OUR 1\\ IM. PROGR \M

The toryis told, apparently withl authority, tat ■'.r. will be nothing| doing in pving the Kockville luudj w. t of Darill. until Danville’s pav ! ing puzzle s sc d. The authiritie . | seem disgused with Danville’.- failur. to improve oral conditions. It Is alio noted thuttruf through Danville J • the race t tl < dw ay wa - prac*

illy noting year, no

being routd th way. It is also ol interest thi. Ju .ge Gause, special judge, is tube re today to pr. ide in the suit invo.\ ing the improvement of Man treet Danville Re-

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number of Indian Princes will add an. eastern touch to the general ruumlof . ■ '• r t - ■ Vltogi Wiet the season jiromises to equal, if not eclipse, tho e of former years.

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(.REAT NAMPS KNDLRK l.ilayetto Jouinal and Courier: Th names of heioe- of one of th - t umous battle.- fought on In iluna oil—the battle of I ippecanoe— ba>e been pe pit rated in u doze.i '•"Uiitio- n the state, investigation

has revealed.

( hi th.. outtlet Id of Tippecanoe, '■•.i I ifai.-tt.', .n IMI, General Wil- '•' :| ii Heiiii tlarii.son and hi- forces un.o i ids command admini.-tere I a

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P' • :, t o thei lad.aiis. The name >■ llariison, who later Ixcum ‘ presi■i cl, was gi\'. t ■ an Ohio river coun a wa cii i oh} don, the :'ir.-t stale day

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Sold ■ 1 - of the American involution he.: a fertile field for the .-ele 1 -

KINGS DA V, SPITSBERGEN. June 4 tl’Pi The oarch for General Umberto \o>il> and his crew of the Polar Dirigille Italia widened today with arrival of new n-.-eue parties in the Northcn regions where the Italia i bolifved to have landed. Dog teumt .-truck out over the frozen, ice Joui.d territoiy, guided . by i-xpcit glide , and will go inland in hope- of ns-u rg th-- Italian explor ‘« r and his aide who have been mi - ing for 10 day.-. They have hopes of finding the crew .dive—possibly beating baek thiough the trail-les. land

towards Kings Hay.

The Whaler llraganza, chartered

by the Italian g vornment, and carry ing 13 Italian eh. -eurs, was proceeding noith and dvised the base here that he had pa -ed Amsterdam I..*

land shortly aft - midnight. A forlorn not. wa- carried out D.when the crew of the Uitta Di

Milano, the relief ve.-.-ol, dismantled the big hangar that had been ojien awaiting the return of the Dirigible

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Pole.

The Hobby -teamed into Kin>'.- May at 0 A. M. touay und at once landed Lieut, Luctzow Holm und the airplane in which he will make an turly rcconlioitering flight along the wi -t coast.

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of Indiana conaty nao..-s. Head I LONDON, Juno 4. (UP) — More

W i ngton the i i in* Americans than ever before will he

11 " ,ll,, n. I ’• a - j presented at court during the present

Mon- .social sia.-oi. in London, which is the

busiest and most brilliant since prewar day s. There are five courts instead of the customary four this year, which naans more entertaining and more opportunity for American

Harri-on, John Gibson | women to b. presented. It is cx* l '" ">• In-1 peeled that entertaining in .Mayfair

will reach a 1 unprecedented scale while Anteri. .n dollars play their important juirt n the m'ial chetne, Mrs. Mail ,n Houghton, wife of the American Ambassador, was inundated with enquiries wlion it was learned that an extra court would tie held. Cut she was able to add only six extra presentations to h. r list. Receptions in Mayfair and Park Lane will include many names familiar in

Park Avenue.

Many entertainments will be held every evening from now until the Goodwood races in August bring the -ea.-on to a close. Debutante dances have started «.n what will probably be u non-step record run. Magnificent private houses may l>e rented for an evening or for a part of the season, while the owners move into a fiat and do their own entertaining in ho-

tels.

Maehclor girls will entertain in their own ilats this year, a new departure for London society. This modern tendency, however, will be offset by some hostesses who will revive the old-time polka at their dances. The general trend of the season will he toward the old-fashioned,

GOOD SERMONS DELIVERED BY PASTORS HERE

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take and th. hardships they endure in the hope if enriching their future with present endeavor. The story of the human quest for gold and diamonds and oil, of the venturesome! speculations in which men are con-! tinually engaging—all for the enrich- j merit of their future, is a story of daring adventure. Men do not venture so daringly in the field of moral! endeavor or in quest of spiritual val- \ ues. There are only a few, who like David Livingston, ‘dare great things for God and expect great thing- of| God’. Mi n speculate more fr< • Ij the stock of Wall Street than in the! stocks of the New Jerusalem.” “In matters of material concern, thrift is looked upon as a virtue to I be cultivated. Thrift is only a name for converting present holding- into! assurance of future security. By sav-; ing accounts, endowment policies, investment bonds, etc. men are providing for their future economic welfare.! But what about their future .spiritual welfare? What is going to happen' to them when these material values tail? In that beautifully written story of Henry YanDyk*'-, “Th* Mansion", the writer tells us how a' man of great wealth discovered in a I dream the fully of building up man-1 siui.s and fortunes in the earth andj failing to provide materials for a spiritual dwelling place ‘beyond the farewells and the weeping,’ Like the 1 Rich Tool, in that other parable of, J< su-, he who depend upon his abundance cf this world’s goods as a I guarantee of future security and happiness is doomed to bitterest dis-j appointment. Woe unto that man who! gathered unto himself this worldV nrhtu, un.i moi rien toward God!” ^

Presbyterian t hurch

1 he Masteis of Life” was tlv

theme of the Sunday morning message in The Pre.-byterian fhuuh. Th ' text ' M ‘tth< y n:24- “No man can eerve two masters—ye cannot serve God and mammon.” Rev. V. L. Raphael said in part—” \ recent writer has observed that this j- an age of personal freedom, that in bus-ine-s officers are given a- wide latitude in personal affair.- i- consi-'-ent with business success. But it

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i" . and Jonathan Jenn- . Hendrick- and Noah I a..i s of thi -tale, were ;h counties bearing theit i'll pie-i.:entnames, AdMaiison, Jefferson,

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"ty in name- is found untie- ol the -tale, hour milder.- pei ry, 1WlotH’ ' I I’ulter- are included, ju -1ices of the United •lav and John Marshall ’ll ted. | hree signer- of "i. of 1 ndependinee— niltingti.n and < arroll - ■ iat.-d by In.dana couneown figure-, who • ' aken by Moosie i counti(M liooiie, Henry (.'lay, y, lienjamin Frankliii, i. Hamilton. Pike count;, a',.-i the discoverer of

M \KKI \(,| IS ( UN I VGlOl S W A I; ASI I, June 2 (UP)—Marriage i getting to be a contagion hoi,- Sev. marriago licen-e- in two

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Excursion >« St. Louis

Sunday, June 10 $ .4 00 Round

ry is passed when ome -caudal is made public vviii.-h may have no relation seemingly to business. The president of one of the greatest bank* ing institutions in the world vva- i-o* tired from his office after only a two year's term, largely because of a marital tangle. Substituting otnei plia.-es- of life, thi- illustration can be duplicated many times even in small

communities.

“ Thete i- ahv.-iy. } , ttieoiy ai- aid that one may follow a number i f courses in life at one and the -ame lime. There are many masters that Iiffor their wares to unsuspecting victims. They prey upon man to lead him to seek their company and yoke of service. Jesus personified one of these masters whom he called ‘mam men . By doing this he emphu i/. .1 the gripping hoi n Hiat is placed upon us by the various foiccs in our experience, Jt i. the unie relation w hich is carried on between a master and a slave. The desire to make money and lo accumulate it ha- a great fascina-

tion for this age.

In determining what shall control our lives, i.- it not wise to investigate the basis of that which we call ma.-t-ery? Mammon is derived from a word which. mean, “what is tiu-ted in." It we pursue riches, what will! they give us when they have been »e cured ? How far can they be Lusted

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Cbildran land under 12 ye*i»—$2.00 Leave Gteencastle I-26 a. in., arrive St. Louis 7 10a.m.; returning lea ve St. Louis S JO p. m. or 10.00 p. m , same date. 'Tickets good in coaches only. Foittt.kets n. <i full information apply to Ticket Agont BIG FOUR ROUTE

will be the accepted “coming out” color, while flowers, real and artificial, will be popular for day and eve-

ning wear.

This season's debutante li-t was headed by the daughters of three Cabinet .Ministers: Miss Diana Churchill, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Win.' ton Churchill; Miss Diane Chamberlain. the daughter of Sir Austin and l ady Chamberlain, and Miss France., Stecl-Maitlund, the daughter of the Minister of Labor. They attended the first court on May ts, rt-orved f (

official and diplomatic presentation... 11'-' 1 sai l Jesus, for li.. daughter of Lord Irwin, Viceroy bate the one and lov

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| (lose vve use secular education for example—surely if we arc in its gra " are ■ 1 ‘ r ' : but tialned min ., ,- ,,

w ill not suffice in the day of trouble. | IVrlinps then ‘a good time’ wilt afford !

,,mt is necessary. But nothing i I

nore likely to cause dismissal from j the staff of the New York Stock Ex- ! change than association with lew i ' p. 1 >n». A mat ter to be trusted is th , only one to be relied u|ion. He must | be aide to guide unerringly, to satio- ' t'y every demand made upon him, ]

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vl India, made her debut on the I '-Te we will hold to one and desni same evening, the other. This teaching i- at least several royal visitors will be re- Lb' i ‘-' i the Decalogue, which vtived during the seusun, but the vis-’cs the worship of one God. I

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