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^OLUME THIRTY-SIX
CiREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1928.
No. 218.
Jty COUNCIL ; solth (in -T”__ __ _ _ _ _ _ Julian I’hillip.-', la, <>t anil killed ^ IV li A\/(||c Ifp him -elf in hi.- harricaded home after L “•* “ ** . loldiiiK aim -t the entire police force ^/"VL"|*t QT ^ c * t - v al ^ a >’- Phillip-, crazed ^ Ji Ju l3 I • ay liiiuor and armed with a brace of • g* . ! pistols, wounded his wife, Mary, 12.
^ *’*•' ! in one
PENNEY STORE TO OPEN HERE SEPTEMBER
%. RESOLI TION IesIGN VI
. ( OM RETE FOR W "II iff 1NGTON STREET.
A ^;kal BIDS WERE siil
to.i,on Both Asphalt and < oncrete ere Submitted By Road
Suildera Tuesday Evening. 11
^ City Council by a unanimous ^ uesday evening designate, i con is the material they desire to tl R d in the improving of Wash , \|,|; street, east from Vine street city limits. This action was 'after bids for the improvement [ : lg|| jpened and they showed a ditfbetween concrete and asphalt s than $,'1,000. The property have ten days in which to ■ the material, if a majoritj -"I j at, hut this is thought not to b< ^ bids submitted for the anient of Washington street were
ows:
( oncrete Surface
■ Pickens $22,O.TS,4" Larkin 22,si2.ii0 ■t & Wright 24,l8t;.(i0 mulsiliod Asphalt Surface & Hendricks $22,37. r i.00 -L i . Fisher 21.12H.OO
j in one arm, before arrying himself
against the police.
Tear bombs were used to form a 1 arrage for a group of officers who finally effected an entrance into the
OPEN EL) hou.-e, only to find Phillips on the
THE GREAT \\ VR TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. AUGUST 1, 1928 — Allies advance t\' miles and capture six towns. American- beat back IJ fresh troops in open battle. GerU mans st s tc their machine guns un-
til shot down.
In lit days, Allies have taken tid,-
IbO prisoners.
SEMINARY ST. IS PASSED BY FOR PRESENT
floor, dead by his own hand.
Of All Kinds of Wearing Vpparel For Men, W omen and C hildren.
the w eathlr
Partly cloudy and somewhat unsettled weather tonight and Thursday. Probably thundershowers in
south portion this afternoon or to- , ^ ^' l! official opening date set for night. Somewhat warmer tonight in . new J. (_. Penney Company store i
ANNOI M EMKM M M»E FROM NEW VdRK HEVDqi VRTERS
ON OPENING.
(. V SO LINE IP ONE CENT
Tin Standard Oil Company of Ind-
ALIKT. lana mnounced th t effective Wod- WILL i nesday morning that the price of _
l.iK'al Store lo Carry Complete l.iiu ^' 1 ' n 'C' 'ntii : iiitmi will hi \ ( . V ( Regular Meeting 'lime Named
STORES ARE ALE
t (H Nt II. OPENIT) Itllis I I LS. DAI EVENING IdR PAVING
HE TW KEN IR \ t Ks.
CONSIDER BIDS LATER
raised one cent.
To Determine Just W hat Action Will He Taken on This Street.
east anil south portions.
WORLD WIDE CONFERENCE MAY BE HELD
which will be located in this city . ' Sept. U and C. |). Chapman, who will be the operating manager of the
County Schools Open Sept.
with the lowei hipbuilding costs of foreign nation. It is planned to lay the keels for the vessels in the fall. Wilder's firm built the C. S. S. Saratoga and the U. S. S. Lexington for the United States navy and conceived the ide.i of applying the highspeed principles of war vessel- to commercial bottoms of the new United State- nieichant marine -ervice, combining therewith the latest practical knowledge of commercial
aviation.
Faster Th‘*n Leviathan
It i- planned to set the normal up orstructure of the topmost dork, including the bridge, the mast, lunnel- and the like, at one side of the j vessel leaving the remainder of the deck an unobstructed landing space
PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS WEEK MADE PUBLIC
inm m i t: will he held di rING WEEK OF VCGCST 27 VERMILLION ANNOUNCES, j
GOOD SPEAKERS
LIST
C'cry Teacher In County Is Expected lo Vttend. lo He Held In The High School Auditorium. .
4
Putnam County Teachers’ Institute
The ship- ale to III approximately ' vl11 l, ‘' b’' 1 ' 1 ln ‘be Groencastle high
‘•bool building August 27 to 31 in-
The city council opened bids for the j f or a iiplant
'improvement of Seminary street be-1 ship-
tween the tracks of the interurban 1,000 leet l"iig, yo feet in beam and j company Tuesday evening, but after i w j t a tonnage of 40,m)«. This means ' lusiv '‘-
!opening the bids, decided not to do ;
tore will arrive here to complete thi UNE III NDRED TW I Y| \ I E \( II "'Mbmg with the propu.-al until their final plans for the opening Aug. 15. ER> 'ItiNliD 'T(l TT Vt H IN .next regular meeting, which will lie The new store unit will be numbei ! tOCNTY St HDOLS. Vugu-t 14. At that time, something 97(i in the complete system which | 1 may be done, or they may be reject-
now totals 1024 locations in 46 stat- ( ,, , , .„ !«‘d.
es. Mr. Chapman comes here from " l ' lln "’ unt> ' h "’ " |1 It has been said that the proposed Bedford and bring- with him year-''" ,'V'" 1 11 | merger of the interurban interests of experience in the conduct of a j'" 1 '""' ‘ ' " 111 ' "" ' '" uul ^ land the Insul electric interests will LEAGI I OF NATIONS M \V HOLD modem dept tore ha of scnools. This is 11 haV( A WORLD-WIDE DISVRMA- ! mechun.ii... ..... •*< >', 1,!. : ,, with th. idan ot former |
great bearing on what the
MEN T (ONI ERENt I.
EVEIO
NATION
I N( 1.1 DI D
merchandise which represents the top selection of the finest markets of the
world.
The local store will follow the coli-
tli. -e -eh. dose before
y liars
I the eitj schools. iju this city.
1 One hundred and twenty teachers I
(Ventional plan of all J. C. Pennev Co.l ,K,W : ^ ne< ' ,0 *" a :' h for
— places of business, having show win- 1 ' 0 " 11 "* ^ count>
Yrrangementa For The Meeting Will dowa arranged rive a d s . )la j " « h nc,u4 ' ent > Be Made By The Ladies’ Prepar- 0 f merchandise, modern equipment in ; ' 1 ’ Fred Lancastei
atory Disarmament (ommission Du., 1 , |'.ilidate.l bools. I name- 01 the
company can do and what they will
do towards maintaining their track-
continued on Page 2.) SPANIARD IS
ON A FLIGHT OVER ATLANTIC RAMON ER VNi (1 IN KM R
Every teacher in Putnam
county i- expected to attend this institute except those who are attending Normal School or colleges at the time of the institute. Institutes in other counties may be attended, but • he fee must be paid in Putnam
county.
The program, instructors and information concerning the institute has been announced by John Vermillion, county superintendent of schools. Tin last day, August 31, will lie
MO- used for meeting pupils and for the
HIRED PI. VNE ST VRTs
( V DI/. mim.
I ID >M
TO MAKE SEVER VI.
I OPS
' c l.-ified Asphalt Co. .. PLOoK.OO • . e who made an estimate on
teacher- will be announced later.
0
Robert Oxnam Is Not Badly Hurt
W HO W VS | \ .| | RED I I ESI) VV. REPOR I ED DOING NICELY.
ohe nature of display counters, coat
and suit racks, shoe department fixVV.VSHI.N’GTON, Aug. I (CP)— lures and general interior fittings. Hope that the League ef Nations,] All J. C. Penney Co. fixtures are
T, i st of the two materials -aid -‘“er a decade of hesitation, would especially built for the company to ~ could be 51 cents per lineal foot ,a “ a world-wide disarmament con- s|a*cifications laid out for the store.] ijj ice between concrete and as . ] ference was expre.-sed in government Careful study has been devoted to -Stakl! The concrete apecifications 1 l ‘' rt 'b' s today „fter official- had stud ‘he problem of convenience in the at- ,
• a one course, ieven ill. 1 ' »nffement of aisles, racks and the m-iTu pi'i-tmxi
■avement, while the a x ' ! 1 eriih Naval toi ige com-1 plueieg of the iepartments ‘ " . Lastt<>P of the old base to a depth P'-omise. of the stores to satisfy the require- 1
-oximately two inches. It was Virtually every nation, including ments of customers.
f)()| lid the cost of the seven in- ‘he United State- and Hu- .a, would Hie local -tor.' will carry an r\1.1 f concrete would be 51 cents ,M r. presented at the t .mt. mpluted .'optionally full line of women's read>J "'Heal foot more -than for as- conferi n- , it wa- .-aid. to-wear garment.-, noveltie. miliin Pi The estimate on the bids -ub- Arrangement.- for the meeting ery, hosiery and lingerie as well as t-IYiesday evening fs $.'1.12 for be made by the League'- prepara- a full a.-.-ortment of yard good C -...I, and $2.61 for the ,. Gay disarmament commi -ion, which will nave the usual complete J. C. * P j®, ’• , has been -truggling for everal year Penney Company shoe department I I'majority of the property own- with the ta. k of prepai tg an agenda, "ith shoe- for the whoh family. Jj] ave the right to say what mat- Foremost among the obstacles ‘be mens department will <arr\ a 1 shall be used provided they file which the commission thus far ha- complete line of ready-to-wear gar-—T-ilerlMraUoi. With «« ..Uy iifik ’ '•"mble to <.\. .101 *-<n the ments, habenlashery, m.vrltie-. hivt . ’n ten days’time. That time lim- j dispute over whether Naval ships H,, d other things required by the man
J expire Saturday morning, .Au- should be limited on a total tonnage buyer.
11, at ten o'clock. City Clerk basi- or by classes of -hip.-. At the opening on Sept. 6 every lyiif n is going away this week and France -uppoited the former view visitor to the new store will have . p-HYf-If name his sister, Miss Eliza- and Great Britian the latter, hut now portunity to -tu.ly the comprehens VGI hisign, deputy clerk, and any that a compromise ha- been reached l ''' bnis ot merchandise which will must he fil^d with her at the, American officials .re thi obstacle be carried and to learn how the ,1.
hi.ls opened Tue.-day evening
called for seven niche- of concrete over a base laid by the interurban
company. They were as follows:
$7,487.41 1 _____
O. J, Larkin 7,521.86 1
& Hendrick- bid was 6 cents ' """"'""b'' •" Make Trip B) higher per yard of concrete and was Man > ,V,,|,U ' not figured in detail by Engineer Witnissid 8>tuit. Dunbar. —
CROSSING TIME FOR ATLANTIC WILL BE CUT
teaclii 1 - to start the organization of taeir -chools. Monday will be available for attending the Indiana Statu
Fair.
Institute will convene at 9:.'!0 "clerk in the morning and at 1:15 in • he ; t ternoon. Kxtension work will be given in the forenoon <>f the .monthly institu' ' he past. The following emu being offered. Test- Measurements -Smith-Wright. Teaching of Ideals VV. W. Charter
-stioiial Bank.
ki'itii F* pre thi)’
their
Fa; and
}und
and
VRE INJURED EXPLOSION VT REFINERY
removed. jC. Penney Company stores have built Another controversy which ha pie- u l’ a nation-wide reputation for ser-
vice to customers.
Robert Oxnam, soi of President
and Mis. G. Bromley Oxnam of De- - I’auw Inis, it y, wi wa injured I'OIM V - Hi M R sERVK K when .1 taxi ■ nd i' Oxnam wei. | s|.; m I'LWEs VND I M i l
eel cat Mill’s is I’nS'.iitn.l I V
dianapolis Tuesdayinoon, was doing) niefdy at his Immej in re, it was re-
ported Wednesday.
Dr. Oxnam mma ack to Grecn-ea.-lle dUl'ifig th. d.iv'liod the hoy wanot as seriously injured as it was first
feared. He was mt
broken glass an
colliasion. The automobile
from h. hind by the street car. 'i'he lad wa- sent to tin City Hospital by the police and la', r removed to the Methodi.-t Ho-pita from which |.'ae he was returlled t • the heme here.
GADIZ, SI’ VIN, Aug. I (UP) Commander Ramon F’lanco ehalleng-
es the Atlanta for th, ct'oiid time Tb" 'Teaching of Arithmetic—Browns
today as he piloted his foui'-inotored ‘ "•D)ian.
D into tin 1 ^ b■ officers of the institute an* ambitious around the-world projeet. ''.Im C. Vermillion, county -uperinThe Spam I m adventu 1 er head tend, nt, piesident; Albert Heavin-, for Nort r ' ■ ' ’ Kugenc Hub and expected to I . h at II 1 in > u " 11 '•"•"b". -I , Rob-
j fax or at Placentia, N. F. '■'' t ,rwi "'
„x After I ad Th ' in t ' uctorfl •«. Mrs. Otl of al 1 .nt m 1 ute Fran o ave th Greenc “ T'”' - - "• Thomp--ignul and the grest craft roared Flnnentarv Education; | down the Hal The run wa about a ,W - B, rt Thomas, Millersville, Pa.,
NEW YORK, Aug 1, (tll’i Kinei gency commercial flight acioss the Atlantic Ocean ; r. time approximately the -ame a that consumed hi
the 1 raft returned. The. crowd was
silent.
- -1 , ; 1 ,.u 1 i- The luggage was hifted, a few re and hiui.-ed by ' 1 '-8b, • ham Hud and the , U( . M . , lalU , ,
I . 1 11 1, 1 1 . 1 . ■ it 1 .... v. . . •
veented progiess has been the
tention of several powers, led by I The new lo cal store w ill bring to France, that a country’- potential ‘b' s community the same facilities resource- should he considered poten- for buying the newest things developtial armaments in any disarmament ' n *be field of womens and mens scheme | wear that have been brought to every
Under this plan u country like the. * own * n "hich there is a J. ( . Pen- : United States, with extensive resour- " p ^ * ° m l ,a ' l > "tore,
ipkh KNnirn wir itmi's.'! oes, would be aln t dripped of am- , a ' t ll "' ®** eH vo * ume " ! Cph ms allu . nts> whi |,, H |,,. s favored country J - <'• Tenney Company wa- in ever ■
would be permitted to have a relative " f $151,000,000 and the goal set by 1 !y larger standing army, great -tores ‘be company for thi- year is $1!(0,-
. of amuitions and a big Navy. 000,000. by far the great, t volume
ENNES, Ind., Aug. 1. fl I’l Although -he ha- not formally said
IOSPITAL. SOME < VSES BELIKVKD SERIOI S.
.,'Vill- -
WinrH
of business ever done by any one
dx employes of the Indian Re- it j- undeistood at the State de- •'•‘’rchandising organization in the de-
ompurty of Lawrencevillc paitment that France has also yielded I 1 ®*‘ment store field.
n " N under treatment at Good! this point to the British and <> an Hospital here f.r burn.- American view, which would have IWO MEN KILLED in an explosion at the plant, un ly actual armament- and regular RAVENNA, ()., Aug I (Cl 1 ) I authorities announced. Sonic troops and Suilois con.-idered in lim- Two men were killed and a third wacases were believed serious. Ring a nation’s arms. seriously wounded in a battle with mployee of the refining com- With these two problems solved. Sheriff J. P. Perry and Deputy Geo. old the United Pres- the head Amei ican official- believe the pre- Dussel, at Lovers' Lais , neai h. r.
steam still blew out about ten paratory commission will have no today.
.eii minutes after a fire started further difficulty in agreeing upon an Perry said he and Du .1 urpris. I eaking gasoline. While w, rk- Agenda for a world conference. the men stealing chicken 1 ' " kyed a fire hose on the tram. , Whether the United States would Ira Clogston, 25, and Harry Gip. Were made to pump out the | () , willing to merge the naval que— 25, both of South Newberiy, near gasoline. With t tie ex- tion with that of general disarm.' here, were killed and Ralph Hi in 1 the flames were extingui h<d , )l( , n t tu uld not be determined today. 25, their companion, wa- wounded.
■ •Bfcally, it was sai.l, i• . a
1 S y workmen were •prayed with
'Uti'l. 'g gasoline.
'acity of the plant at which the 'd explosion occurred 1 approxtSH'Iy 16,000 barrels daili. Twelve
ed men are employ. .
uf 'I ' ,,tlnn of ‘he injure, workmen p|( KI D I I’ IN I I RUE II \| TE ON
,j lo ‘ fully known h*re. but reuri 1 from ^ •'icennes ■Klii ated none
Fush Paving On South Indiana St.
• EMI N I I.AID ON ONE SIDE (II IN I I RI KH \N I KA( K.s; SI \RT O l HER SIDE.
• y the fore, of the " pw . is here an act
hit ua i'‘-‘ by the spring or summer of
' 1931.
The development of plans for com bination steamship and air plane . vice across the Atlantic are well past the “dreamer” tag, 1 on both sides of the Atlantic, 'The plans are so developed, in fact, that conservative business men who are inteie-ted in the
mile, but the Numaneia would not lift I franci R. Dei rh (HI,
the wa). r, and Frai lered 1 11 • Prin » a ^
1 he subjects of Prof. T, opson's 1 te.-tnres ave a- follow : “Ee-son Planning," "Home Reading of Elementary Pupils,” ‘ No Child Should Fail," 'VI, rn Trend in Talueation,” “SigiiiTn ar.c ■ of School Marks,” "Appreciation Enjoyment l.essmi 4 " "Teaching Mu cum,” “I.earning to Reail.” Prof Dearhorn's: ‘'liendiltg Need* and Related Serltwofk," “PrUotkal Types of Citizenship Teaching,” "Teaching Effective Study Habits.” f Prof. 'Thomas's: "The Hoy'. Pumping Plant," “’The Geography and the Hi.--'
again.
This time the craft climbed the ky and headed out toward
Azore .
The complete itinerary for around the world flight i :
Cadiz to the Azores, thence to llali' ras ol Placentia: New V ink, Havana,
int 0
the
this
Vera (imz, I.a Paz, Colivia, Southern
1 gigantic problem of Iran portation ! 1 1 '. 1.1', ton id' the Erie Canal,” "Dr. WhitI are willing to admit the I kelih I •
.. , _ Havcoshina, Manila, I’ml Vutonu, S|,, ‘ C,iiI of Homhay, Hushire, Vlcxund-
rettu, Palermo and finally to Aleaz-
aies, Spain.
The Numaneia will fly by easy stages hut, after it lean the Wc-l-
Ccment on South Indiana street ha ben poured on on. side of the interurban track ari.l the remainder of
freight or passengers being set down down within pi houis on the oppo Re
| coast.
Such flight-, of course, would demand a -pecial premium and the charge of ■nich service would he ex pensile, hut the ervtce would he rendered almost devoid of the huzaril. which is now connected by the
man and Oregon Country," “Natural' R. ource- of Childhood Aiailable for
its Education.”
r
ern Uniti'il Statc*>, will face Hazards ovf»r almost unknown air trails. Franco th«* ^reato>t con- | fidcnct*. Ho porsonally IkhI niado out
W>*VUI« VX C*x «».i (•!••• ■ IIIMZiix** * «»• vtllll.ll in IH*W (IMIlM'CLtMl l)V III*’ . , t l\ , the work is being pushed lapidly. thought of the trans-Atlantic flying. ll1 .''^ a '.", ."
I lie entire action to be paved i." The possihilit\ of such ervice en-
Warning Issued lo Junk Dealers
ficiuls in eonipletinp the craft
('ommam • r I* raiu'o already has made one su* (r >ful challen^i* of the
element over t In* Atlantu .
On January 22, he piloted a Dorniei-VVal -eaplanf* from Fal" hi* MtjffUer, Spain, and following a HMite that ilieluded tops at the ('all-
Huy l)e (iando,
, NH»SI ( I HMC DM hliRSON TO
S I MM ( \ MH \ HiN \c;AINST NON-LK’KN81 HOI DI R8.
sect i
prepared except a mall section near tails no vi>ionaiy scheme of huildiny Walnut street wln h will have to he floating islandn upon the IukIi sea-, leveled. The quite practical landinrr deck.' of, Dexteriou- dn\ i ■ is needed to jret j ;l hi^h speed line of airplane carrying 1 the supplies needed to the mixer. The liners, which are to be launched in trucks carrying the supplies have to j two and a half years, will make float*! hack up on the pa^'inent which wa- island unnecessary. These IjneisJ
laid by the traction comi.any la.-t fall built after the general faghion of the , ' ,V “o'! , , . ... „
I rayo, Kitnera De Interno and rern- the first offense nor more than five undo De Uornnha, finull> landed at hundred and on a auhsequent or secPernamhuco, Brazil. loud conviction imprisonment not to
I’lo-e, utoi Clifforil Dickei on ha< i licit a warning to all junk dealers in this county. He (.Red (hat only one has a junk dealer's license and the penalty for operating without a Poi to |ji on i- not les- than one dollar for
md one one aide i- nearly a foot drop United States naval 'plane carriers,
and on the other, Ir.-shly laid cement.
Chicken Thief Is Apprehended
Jan ‘•‘•"P* 1 fatally. . H. ■**"‘3 FALL KILLS k<n
>IANAPOLES, Aug i ,up)
ROHHUtt ( H \IIGE. ( OM ESSES STEALING ( HK KENS.
Twenty five ehi, kens stolen from Andy Huffman, who resides south of
the Butler school house in Washing- bi ,n • rom
,1 M.
nifl 1 '
ill) »<
Whltlnger, sixteen, ,i,. ai | h ,, r e to " t,,wnsh| l' hav, ‘ been recovered
‘be result of an eighty foot T '' lr ' Haut ':'
om a water tank while hunting
is last night. Hi* n< ck
i. ’ • n
M,( R XT'S "( OMI. H\< K" INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1. (CP) —
Warren T. McCray, form, i goverie r of Indiana, today has staged his
“come hack.”
His > (forts to regain management, if not immediate ownership, <»f hi 2,000 acre Orchard Lake farm, near Kentland, Ind., today had been successful. It was the lo- of this farm in the post-war depression that sent
the office of Governor of
j n Indiana to a cpII in the Federal prison at Atlanta, Ga., for forty months. Hack at Orchard Lake Farm, in-
Lorena Baker Died At Fillmcre Home
DM (.11 I ER oh MR. XND MRS. ILONZO BAI l R p YHMED \X\ XX XX I DNESD.TY.
years,
was
William Stevens was picked up by .
the Terre Haute authentic- on a “’'nationally famous under Mi( ray s
charge of robbing a filling station an
IN’S FUNERAL THI RsDAY ; • , , back.” This will be the realization
. n i hmi.xi tiansferred to thi-county and be sent “
i N'"-;
imlni
|n h P
I..i« .Suw' 1
Jimr- " R.iitr
t - in
... Al'>
ill.'d
gtr:. 1,1 for appendieitj* and
which )ip underwent -. 'I 1 '" H CA' ■: 1 .. ' 5
breaking into a post office. Stevens thinking that he might get his case
direction, for its prize Hereford cuttie, the former governor i- to ave
hi- chance to make a complete “come
of his promise which he "voiced when he went to prison—to return and rebuild his shattered career.
* to the penal farm instead of the pris-
funeral of Harold W.r kins will ,ms confessed to having stolen some J Thursday afternoon H { 2:00 chicken- and other thing- in Putnam at McCurry’s Funeral Parlors county. Huffman healing of this went tev. H. A. Sherrill in charge, to Terre Haute and identified twenty
iterment in Forest Hill Ceme- five of his chickens.
Mr. Watkins passed away on
y morning at 9:00 o’clock at taken from hi- farm about the middle er, Dan Ruark will motor to t'aliforn- merit will take place at the cemetery
Saratoga and Lexington, plan a four-' .lay dock-to-dock service between | America and Europe, to be rut further to two and a half days by shore-i to ship and -hi|i-to-shore 'plane service at either end of the jouiney. There will be six of these line) , t on.-tuntly -buttling hack and f.ntli across the North Atlantic, with a maximum di-tance between ship- of moo miles a comparatively ,-hort flight for present day high grade 'plane . Lauience R. Wilder, found.. and
of the American
From their t'ornmander Franco rxeco.l ninety days, went to Rio De Janeiro, Montevideo In the latter part of June, one junk and Buenos Aire-. dealer, Joe Burton, of Brazil, was apCaptain Ruiz de Al a and Pablo preheuded and fined for buying junk Rada were with liim on that flight. I rom minors without the written oon-
ent of their parents or guardian. Wherever possible all junk dealers in thi- county will Ire looked up, accord-
„ | y - ing to the prosecutor, and in event Iyo/'L lionie “"A do not have a li. .m ■ to buy junk
8 Year Old Lad
will Ik- pro ecu ted to the full extent
■■i of the law. These licenses can be HIM” <0X1 ER III II HM D IM procured at the clerk’s office in the
Htl N BRIDGE XI II R SI TIMING '"uD house,
ul I in SEE MU WORLD. INDI TVTI’OLIS CIT EsTIM K
I
Miss Lorena Baker, age IS „
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo l>"'’-‘'h'"t
Baker, passed away at nine o’clock Biown-Boveri Electric Corporation, Wednesday morning at the family a "' 1 n,,w ‘ h '' (hairm * n '‘• s f 'b'l'| home southeast of Fillmore. Her building division, recently explained
death was due to tuberculosis from “> ‘ ho mm»'hei- of the United State ,
which -he has suffered some time, t Shipping Board the plans of the "Hill” Comer, age eight years, sat
She had been confined to her home Trans-oeeanic Colporatlon of the quietly in a chair at th. fire depart- INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 1. (UP)— since last June United States of this line of six Amer ment Tuesday evening, waiting to he Hog prices were u» 25 to 40 cents Besides th | tir. nt*, -he i -urviv- i , an financed airplane ships, each of returned to the holm of hi father, at the India .Ivestock Kx-
e.l b> three brothers, Russell, Enter- which is to co-t $21,000,000, Ray Comer, in Bainiu g. The lad change today
son, and Glenn, and two sisters, Mrs.
Marie Kuhn and Mrs. Gladys W'itt. Miss Baker attended the public school- in Fillmore, and she has many relatives and friends who will be grieved to learn of her early death.
in Buinhii g. The lad change today MG0 to "00 Ibs.T
The detailed plans for the vessels,) had run away from home during tin* hogs cleared the pens at $11.50 to which are to he built exactly alike ,|ay and wa- picket! up by Sam Hamm $11.75. Receipts numbered 6,500. from the same -et of drawings and de! south of here near th. National Road The cattle market closed steady on signs are to he presented shortly to and brought to Greenca-tle. receipt of 1,400 head. Steers brought the United States navy for approval Just where the boy was going, "as $11 to $16.40. The calves market incident to obtaining the financial aid not known, but he had started out tended higher at the close. Receipts
Funeral service- will be held Fri-| of the government under the Jones to -ee the world. He wa- asked his numbered 800. Vealers sold off at
Miss Mary Ruark will leave Green- ,|j,y afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the Shipping Law pa-sed at the recent name and said "Bill,'’ putting the em* $!•> to $16.50 and calves went at $7
castle Thursday for Tulsa Oklahoma Christian Church in Fillmore with session of Congress. This permits phasis on his name and making Rap- to $11.
Huffman had -ixty five chicken) where she in company with her broth- Itev. H. A. Sherrill in charge. Inter- | private edeporation* to borrow from pear that he wa- quite tough. He I he sheep market closed steady. ^
the govenrment three-fourths of the wrore his overalls, hi- straw hat atul o
unty Hospital following an op. of June and at the same tinn robbers j a . Mis- Rhsik will return and spend in Fillmore. cost of a ship for its construction an wa barefoot, but that did not bother Mf - Agnes.- King who has Leer locked entered hi- "a r ag- and s’ole t 1 i tires the remainder of her vacation at her . -o is aimed to aid the building up of a him, because he said he walked 'rom the guest of Mae- txa> .Xto.maii ir Monday off of his car, a grease gun, a hn brother’s home in Tulsa. Mis- Ruaik, Mi-s Madonna Thomas spent Wed merchant marine, without actual gov- Bainbridge to th. point whe.o he wa- Chicago has returnee i . *■ i -
rope and some other things,
will be gone about a month.
nesday in Indianapolis,
•lament subsidy, in competition picked up.
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