The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 June 1928 — Page 6

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TTTE H REENCARTEF; ITAITT BANTTEK, FRIDA 1

[E 8, 1928.

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Vulcanizing and Repairing

■luhn HoJ.shi!

pj ^ " (it’IK .

T]fiT r T'l r -’j Gl'< 'liciistlr, .SulUi'iJu.'.

i.hi !. 1 L. 1 C’liildrc'i ' J)uy will

lifliJ at tin' Chunli Sunday tv-ui

fj June H'th.

>jihImj aui'-t.- of Mr. and Mrs. Wi [£j Noi'.ir. wcrr Mr. and Mrs. Lewi (?j liir c i, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Felix Ifl I’ . . m , Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Senter pj o M jii.-ie. Rev. Chritchlield and

i?l G!c idoa Rightsell.

ijj Mr. and Mrs. David Kendall and pi vliildieii of Greeneastle called on Mr. "l and Mrs. Frank Gone, Friday evening. ~ Mis. Mart Rissler called on Mrs.

is on the slekl

1'ollom was\ t ■ a,, he said: No matter what

||»redictions are made in advance, the [oniinee will have tin* united support

Theie need be no feai

the party lout that.

Kansas City Convention will io sole heads, and it is woith

and with satisfaction, that

is no evidence of rancor of any feeling Hgainst any one of the ates. Neither is there grounds

fear—that the old-time prowhich always provides for the nominations unaniniou-, iioken at this gathering.

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FKlilt TO (ONVK.MION

{a Lola Long, Thursday afternoon. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Win. Green of Ash-j

1 endle, will move into Frank Wright’s) Fill tktr p | allIllll g to attend | Ifiperty this week. ;the ^ i ’ IlutioMa i convention at Miss Hula Heath of Indiana State i Kansi \ nl(jnt | li has c | a i m s

which none of the stat-

esmen, . jans an(1 town charac-

•‘j J i , , . p] Miss Flula Heath of Indiana State | Ki wfcW ♦ e! ISO matter now bad College spent Wednesday with home to

> n 2 1 your tire is torn, | •

2 jn ) •. • \rt mi i. Miss Ola Pollom is on the sick list. -j 1)1 mt’ it in. \\ t put ^ Mr: Frank Daggy entertained a ♦ it ill shlipe tor many ^'l umbei of young people at her home

|i mo'-e miles at small ipySS* T,re ♦ COSt. g; Mias Mollie, Younjc

♦ r

ii

Amlerson

shopped

I Vulcanizing Co. 1

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for Graduation GiH Selections

2 puipo-i' of persuading them to rcconY - iilcr their abandonment of this pro- ♦ .i'

( ostumc Jewelry:

Heads, N ri klace

Futurislic llraceld Fite. I Vice SI.00.

I'm,, Ui'iianiciils, Idir-i ings.

i Xi'i'dless tu say an early manifest-

Y ati., , •' (he ilcsiri's of those interest-, — —— .icn- a lenueu Uie ♦ i .; w i l materially expedite matters,! Sunday school convention at Iteelsville

> .I'-nci , we invite ynur opinions. —[Sunday.

! Greeneastle, Saturday.

Henry Evans called on Joseph Ev-

ans Sunday.

Mrs. Cliff Foster and daughter of J’utnamville called on Mrs. Mack

Lung, Friday.

Wt'i'iic-iilay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Fong were, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.

Sharp of Greeneastle.

Mr. and Mrs. Mont It ridges of I’utnamville were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

John Wright, Sunday.

Several from here a tended the

Silk Hosiery:

a ( Iom rdale (jraphic.

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T AXIED- A half grown male kit-

In all wauled colom. Met ,ilium (.ul-l sfiipi', Kaiser, Real Silk

(■onion \-Line. I’ricc OOc to si.00.

♦ ti ll. Rhone after (i o’clock

<• ’ C K > .

I oili 11 ic*S Etc.

in all well known In.mils: - I’ci fiieic, I’owdcrs, t r»anis.

f f .* t

8-tf.

Silk rndies: Shorts and brassiere to inalcli, ceorgcltc sherlies, step ins, < 'i„ SI,!I,S S. C. PREVO CO.

♦ The unveiling of the Carhait mem2 uni will be held Saturday June !• ♦ a!i,ait eleven thirty instead of today | ♦ as oiiginall\ planned. It will be held j 2 ju.-t after the regular meeting of the

♦ Alumni \■ so, lution.

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Mr.-. Glen Sublett and children are spending a few days with her par-

ent- in Terre Haute.

Frank Jarrel of Indianapolis, call ed on friends here Sunday.

The great white as

,r. C,m Vc ner hope to rival. Hi.- . \ will make him a favoi i e U1 Vjjatyg and sightseers.

il ami shock of hair, .snow, which set him

ap.ut, amo "4, w jff ■I'istinguish the delegation fV^. , lat „ uf VVa . h . iiig on. >u >V in)l patriarchal appearance are 1, As ;| |us v pi „.

neer of 20, Ini f(ji Jo|lll

mont. first ..ol , f Uu . |i( . |)ub|j . can party, |u , adl| ^ tha ,

he lias “voted eil , ,., Du. this i, „ut\f eVl ''

distinction. ' I,at g,Ves h,n1

Meeker ha> croi il , \th<* continent by every mode

, ; , . li ansportation

known to his youtll, 4 .

The first three ti.m\ t0 , hlS

i , Ve by cover-

ed wagon drawn byV^ Th( ,

Voncastle

Saturday 2Toii[)j|

- -p-s-t v amha'qr nTlhom

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E DWACT D LAtMMUE PH.OOUCTION

In his heart Desmond knew he w as the murderer Vet his evil self urged secrecy. Prompted him to risk defending his innocent friend for he had never lost a ease. Prompted hint to lose the ease to win his friend’s coveted wife. WHAT WAS THE JURY’S

VERDICT?

TODAY ( haney

Mat.

Night

Htc-Jik

Hit—

Lon

LAST TIMES—

' n “Laugh Clown Laugh

first trip was made n\ , , . , * “arly days vnjoyi il our personal fellowship will

of the Oregon Trail, and Indians dogging the route. Later lie ti

. rail. He has made the ! by automobile. His

hardships hinl) an ,| the hospitality of his home mile ol VV( t . onKra tul a te him upon the sev-

d it by

rv twice

most' . . ..

was by airplane. His owir " 1

liiz.s

tssot I \ I El) I t H RS <*l IDE l l(|{ Mt)KHOSTS

DAM III IH1LE HI RSIS

That all was not well with the pro posed Eel River I'own Dam project was suddenly brought to our roticc Friday of last week, when t! , f ,l lowing note was deliv, red a' oUl de i

“Oil behalf of the \\ . H. E sha\ -houM tla

Co., I wish to thunk all the ci ,/.(

K \NSAS t ITY M \KKS GOOD KANSAS CITY, Mo., June (UR) The real Middle West is getting a first-hand review of a Republican convention. Although the convention

"• take vaca- is not to ojien for. week! tCIohon"

fi eted . i a- \\, I. In far . many of Ann tour, tlii- iimmer, will be intei111■ , a,,w that ti ,■ “Ir,;,1 ,|e” ha , - ted t,, ki:,,w that I he Automobile bui'.,,. ate a In adj e\pre-ed a j Club of A, men a has just published willit •• t, r, ni-iiler former quot-I the foui t. enth edit!, n of its uiinu il ed \ iluations and talk “turkey” road book, the 1928 Associated Tours opportuniU to do .,, b< (iuidi , which i now rea ly for di--

| tiibution.

of Putnam and Owen county fm ; e VV'ii’l v. I, iv, no authority, noi The (Jiti , in its i : (* hundred and .ssistanc" rendered out men and my- inform dinn that would wanant be-itwentj eignt prgesi contains a wealsa'lf while w< wen trxing t,, buy tin lo ving that W. I!. Ensiiay Company ' th ef u-eful information for exact!', land necc.-suty for use in conne tion could ,'ain he inter, ,1 in this pn,-' nlam u w i re to g, on your vacaWith the Eel Riser D n Project. V\ t, ' II h, the object of the local j t ion ti p an,I mtw to git there. The are giving up the project ot.lv In- t onmunity ( , un. 1 of which th 1 M,, , : map:, milage- and itineiaides ettusv we cannot buy the Laid a : write • eretar;., t" ,.,'it the , . in liown .a tin Guide, covering tin* vast actual cash value.” on f all tl , interested, and urea , I the l nited Stall's east of the (). M. SPRATT. -h uibi enough property owin r-, in the , Mi-s inpi and m .- tern Canada, as • The above sounds a , alh knell ar , . Vi • . sig :y their de-ire t will a tin more popular transeontlte visions and fond ln:pi nf, ,t "• , got ti, w;|| bt i,|ii,|iei| ! ainei ' il an 1 trans-Canadian loute., onl> i . - tationist a wide

'; t, ring |i. Id., from which to

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FRESH PORK SHOl IJ)ERS, (HAL

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SHEAR (T RED SIDE liACON, 15V

PIECE, LB.

SMOKED .IDLES, LI5.

SMOKED HAMS (SMALL), LI5. 22' BEEF ROASTS, Lii„ 12 1 >c TO 2,h' CALIFORNIA REACHES, LA RLE CAN 30c J’ORK TENDERLOIN, LB 38c sprint; lamb, dressed ( hix,

VEAL.

GRANADA

LAST TIM KK 'DM 10,

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, 'DOUGlflS FAIRBANKS iMCAUGH©;

range

I .-elect. In all, the Guide gives over one jhuiulieii and twinlx five thousann mile , f the In st, haul ui faced highway- in the country, especially chos- > f, i ti"' ■ , aim of -cenic outlook, ica iing t,> -ea-ide, mountain and iniai'd n -oit ,|J' lest and recreationI'iii inn ,,ri t who plan to drive to any of the ! , g cruxentions which will be held tin summci, the complete i . ,i, | ni. p of the United States and , - given in the Gu i i. v l| furni adei| U ate info: maj tint! foi the entile ti ip. A large fold;ing ma i l ■ , atile eastern section ' of the country, bound in the Guide, i- handv foi planiiing a larger scale

tour.

A feat ile of tha Guide that motor-i-ts ai rnt l appreciate is that 'ill itiueiarie are n arianged as t.o alloy for a logi.al topping place at ta.' end of each d iy\. un, where aicommo ation. for the night in a good hotel may be f, cm Doth the National and State Highway numbering stem ace .-hown on the maps, and in the routes. Then* is also a di-ge-i i ' all the -lute motor laws, speed |, --; fiction-, licrn-e regulations, ferry hedules, . well a.- numerous maphow ing a \v to enter, leave or avoid

them.

Among tla tour with laige maps in the Guide are: Adirondack, Canadian I'acil . Cape Cod, Capitol, Dixie, Gianile State, Maine, Mid-West,

have already begun to gather. Chairman William M. Duller and his assistant- have already oeen here for some days and each train is bringing

new anivals.

Contml H. Mann, chairman of th' Kansas City Convention delegation rank- with Chairman P>utler as one oi the big figures of the affair. Mann has plenty of business of his own, but in a fine, cbaracteristie, western way he ha.- thiown it all over. He is the one person responsible for the convention coming to Kaai-as City, and at the time he won front Sun Francisco he proinisod he would make good. He has yet to make his fiist slip. Conrad Mann is the first up in the morning and the last down at

night, lie has no let up-.

By virtue of his position, he is entitled to sit in dignity and glory behind t» roll-top desk in a .-uite of office.- and issue orders. That, however, is not his way. He does things himself. Aie delegates preplexed oxer their <|uatl r.-? Mann jumps up and doe- not nuit until he settles their problems. Il is a case of newspaper men uncertain what is going to happen to them? Maim is on the job. Whether the problem is one of supply ing telephones for leporters, or kleig lights for the movie men he is there all the time. The Easterners are frank ly amazed at the energy which he

gives to it all.

The friendship which has developed between Mann and Chairman Dutler is one of the most interesting develop ments of the whole affair. Mann is enthu-lastie, electric; Dutler is .. served, taciturn, but they fit like old gloves on one another. It is really a competition—a fine, gem rous one be tween the two men as to who will do the most to make the convention u

succe-s.

This is going to be a real convention. There is no mistaking the signs and omens. When the Republicans met in 1921 they knew in advance what was going to happen; the only problem they had to face was the selection of a nominee for Vice President. This time they are all starting from cratch. There i.- battle on contesting delegations, a battle on

We congratulat

eral reforms that he has brought in the. life of the Campus, and partic-

ers the mobile history ofU'-'T; ^ 1 ' 1 -' u, ’" n ni ' ' |,l,,mlid i" 1 ' 1111 * 1 ' u l'States.—Danville, lli., dr“ , on the f, ' aten " Ues - w '' ar ‘‘ l ,artlc -

-Tetal- ulaiiy grateful that in the matter of the Christian character which De-

ice.-" mui, in- nu~ a

Pauw University is set to exemplify third of a century of college *1, and create, our I resident has given ! istr a tiwn . Th „ 0 | d . fas , liun ^ , always the h ftiest example. We as- . .. hell , mwt .. a)jp | it ,. tu h , r in , v -ure Dr. Murlin of our joy in the op- | specia , and pf( . ulial . {l)T ^

News.

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TRISTEES Al)()l MERLIN KESOLt

The Trustees and visitors

Pauw University wish to pl:.^ iU

their records their appreciation tiring President Lemuel Herbert

lin, in addition to the resolutions

have been previously passed,

reiterate all the tributes paid by Joint Hoard at the time Dr. Muriii^ resignation was presented, coneemin, our pride in him as an alumnus, ou , recognition of his wonderful work as

President of three Universitie

diflfeicntly located and presenting such differing problems, and our gratitude for his fine work* un distinctly educational lines in the-c years of his headship of DePauw. We have

.Irs. Murlin. She hu- been a grwioii icstes.-, and has made the |ittsu|»i ial house a center of .-oeial life (hi would provide for idealism in man hundreds of homes to be later I'stal fished by the student- of DePam Like her husband, she is tnc of mi graduates; and -lie has had a larf and worthy part in the great sue cess that he ha- achieved in abouti

portunity that has come to him of: by hur ^ dal t . 0Ult e S y or by b

a -uming th,- ministry to the Amer* j wiscJcoiinseL -he has had her lun n an Church m D. rhn, wher- in form-, inllui . n( . t . a „ d ha . wid „ ^

er yeur.s he rendered distinguished

pastoral service. We are glad that The Trustees and Visitor- jj,n ju- i- to continue in an emeritus re- Dr. and Mrs. Murlin of their aJs jdion to the l nivei -ity, and we trust iona:e interest and i .xpre-.- the h at we may often see him in our Dm' they may -till have many ya etings of counsel in behalf of this °f mutual happiness, and such fon tituli n. We count him an honor- 111 service a- may give thorn inenu Land beloved comrade and shall al- '"K j°y> and the a -surance that tl

Y- keep him securely in the list of u, e l \fiienils and benefactors of his

A\

Mater.

’.wish, ai.-o to pay tribute

.-till contributors tu that Kii dom of God of which always u have been such worthy and (list guished servant.-. The Lml bl to them and keep them, forever’.

Jbr'Bconomieal Trantfiorlafiom

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Priuid for Quick Action

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TOMORROW

“THE FIRST AUTO”

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BARNEY OLDFIELD BATSY RUTH MILLER

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( artoon and ( omedy

- * «* vv 1 v; VII

it L hi t Gulf, Gieen Mountain resolutions, and a priu battle on both I .k- Land, Id , Lon : Island, Mont- the presidential and vice presidential

n al tjn iM i , New Jeisey, Post Road iioiiiinatiulis.

t B ion. Real Tour to the Berk-hire : Tliat is the real explanation why Si i ni' , - " nnlo. ii and Transcontin-i the leaders gathered ten days bcfoi ' eolal. the convention, and allowed all sorts

of time to get their bearings. That U

MAMs sTT.ia why the metropolitan newspaper - - o . linen who ordinal ily would not appear Mi ■ I v a liolk .tiid Tillie Russell until two duy» liefoie the convention

were week-end guests of Mr. and date, are already sleeping in donnitMr Wm. Young. "ries and beginning to flood their

Mi and Mi John Evans and ehil- , papers with dispatches,

idler of Tel i e Haute visited relatives Hoover is in the le-ud, but the “rach re during th- week-end. nig form,” as the spelt.- writers would

Mi.-s Eela Biaiiu shopped in Bra-1put it, would seem to indicate that

/\\, Thursday. ' the nomination U to be his affair uf-

Mi . Win. Nri -1 was in Itrazil on ter a short stiuggle. Yet Roy Roberts

Saturday. the chief uf the Kansas City Star's

Mr. and Mr.-. Floyd Gentry and | Washington Dui'cuu, who began to

laughter unit Mrs. Murilda Smith of [write politics shortly after he got oui Dra/.il. called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Of swaddling clothes, in a late i.-sue Young, Sunday. i of his paper wiote down, that while

Miss Ruby l.< ng visited friends in all this was so and so, that he was

Greeneastle, Friday, (not yet making predictions. i

ic to the tremendous popularity ihe Bi^^er and Better Chcvrcv iL'ifin this community—we liavc unhand at this time a lar^c numfvEspecially fine used cars taken ** \rade . . . which we want to

no\V at once.

Eicse cars have been thorou^Mv rcronditioned by our expert me* ulnnics, using special recondition* inj; tools—and will provide thou* s Mids of miles of dependable)

satisfactory service.

Come in today while our selection

- find

is complete. You arc sure to t « — rc d

the car you want—and our --- T UK.” tag is definite assurance of

cjuality and value.

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