The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 September 1928 — Page 4

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THE (jREENCASTLK DAILY BANNER, MONDAYS SEITEMLEIv 10, 10^

NEW WOOL SUITINGS 54 INCHES WIDE-VERY SUITABLE FOR FALL DRESSES, SPORT SKIRTS, ETC. $£«95 Yard We are now displaying on our center table a nice display of new French woolens in browns, tans and blacks and the wanted shades. It is a line quality lightweight cloth and neat new patterns, 54 inches wide will make handsome fall dresses. Price—$2.95 Yard SEE THE OCTOBER McCALL PATTERNS. Don't fail to see our display at the County fair this week. (In the Industrial Tent.) S. C. Prevo Co.

toriiiini’d in tin i? , i-r ;o . FKIin I ('('AS. CKtk. W. M. Suthi'ihn, Attormy !'<»r Plaintiff. IIiR BAMS KB

Praises Hoover

FibOHES DISPEL A SOT MYTH

Assailing pro-Ta.-n.in> propagan ois'.s. S:nator Smith W. Drookhart, ol lov.a, declares tut Hcrhcrt Hoo ver prevented Cvrcptan rations from forcing down the pm,? of wheat during the war and caved the American farmers from ruin. With Hoover Eorces

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Since 1900.

SPEC IAL SEPTEMBER SALE Wall Paper Decorate Now It's the Logical Time To Prepare for Winter Home Life SEE OUR SPECIAL Advance 1929 Designs L. D. SNIDER WALL PAPER STORE

Returns Indicate the Governor Makes Poor Showing in

Rural New York.

HAS BEEN LOSING GROUND

Am icu’tural D-Jtrlcts Vote Againet Him—Strength Diminishes Rapidly From 1922 Peak.

K!eotion sia- 1 ^ f»srk the fait !li r !h»! great ii.il Uffll popularity of Ciivernor Smith in his own State is a Democratic Hevui. il inis gaineil public support as (lie Flute r?:feutlv>‘ i-nly In New Turk i id he h.- 1 laWy tail id to ; . in It outside - U>. As candidate for Coven, r lie would have been outsl N •" York C •>, et pacli of the ' -r elections where I tiial city gave h , i tlie offlee. and usually he would ha e liven snowed tin- , , ,■ He won : 1 led bj n« I lo-< s rauging : un !i2,(iU0 to 410,000

votes.

Kl. c-tlon Ktatist - show ihnt he lias In n a local leadc only He has never beconis a Stats leader l>ei.iu he hau i • i gained the contlden of 1 bo » at largi v, I the iii'llspensah'i support of tlie Tammany rirganlza" ui in New York he 1 v. 11;Id have reuiu lu-d a aniall factor I in Hie politics f li s State—a mere

1 local politician.

Thy same giaiiullcs manifest tiial the last two of Smith’s elections are , f,.r from provi • tiial lie has made I any train in tlie i nniidence of tlie State j 1 at lai".'". On tlie contrary, these last ' two cl ctions pr("e that lie lias lost h con ode ruble - .M e of the support 1. had pr^viri : received in the n .-trii outside of Tammany control. In 1022 in ins; rural New York State, bit he • irrled thirteen of

.State Counties In lection year of H'21 one np Siiite county

Irial home county of

pounds and was thirty-one inches ! long, it was caught on a small hook and line with a steel casting rod. The ! The two men wete fishing from a boat an i it took them ten minutes to land the fish.

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UAKTFUKU For the third t mi within a month the United Hrethera ( hutch here has been broken into and I rnn.-nrkcl. Nothing of value has been.

in l‘.t2C. he rccov-

mo. ■ than three of the twelve i mi' s lost In I'lJt: and he

Maj. C:n. J. G. Harbord, head of vrH tn; Rad,o Corporation o' America hrs jr acd t 1 -? Hoover forces.

Active Worker

Green cast k\ ind. 18 S. Vine Street

N(»iit k m \ovi:i:sii>i,\ is HY OKItl it ol t ol |{ | I.onisville Joint Stork I.,■.ml Hank Clayton ('. Harr, (, ice \. Burr, W T. Gum H 'a n i I. Shaw, Homer I.. S:, i\v, O; . |;. Iwylor, Kffle I . Ta.vi 1 *i. I.i o II lluhli . State of Imliaiiii, I’utiiam County. - : in the Circuit Court if I’utnani County in The State of Indiana. No. 1'JkOl. Coni|ilaint to fom lo i mortgage. It.- It Kiiown, That on tlv .;|, day of September, I'.tlis the .ibo\. namoii plitintiff, h\ it- atton i y , lilorl ii the nffic* of the Clcik of tin Circuit 1 ourt of I’uthum Cun !y, in till Stat. of Indiana, it- i riipl u! against tin ahmc iiumed defendant id the said plSintiff ha vine al-" tiled ,11 ml (lerk'v office t • nffid.v-'t ' a com petent person, owii ? that aid di lendants Clayton ( ran. lii.in \. Barr, WalU-t T. (in. a, II I , W at n,

Iva i. Shaw, Homer H. Shaw, Otis F. I aylnr, I.ffie I. Taylor and Leo H Hubh* are not te-idents of tii • S’alt of India,ia and wherea- -aiij Plaintiff having by ondoiseiuent on

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unt to appear in aid C urt, and atiwi r or demur thereto on the '.’Oth.

day of November, IPJk.

Now, Therefore, H\ order of -aid ('■ lit, -aid ilefendalits la-t aboya lined arc hereby notified of the filn? and pendency of said complaint ''gaoist tla in and that unless they npI'e.i i- and nn.wi i "i ijemut thereto.. 1 ‘i railing nt -aid i ause on tin j - f| ‘h. day of Vivendi r. I'l'.’S the same bei t 1 ,11, ii jink, i d "ay of a term ik aid Inttit to he lien in and held

ai Ur Court Ht

the fifty seven tlie pn sidenti.i ll , raptured h - Albany, the i

tie; party in power.

Two years hit

ere i a up Stn

| !'i t the State, outside of his usual Tammany conn led local field in New 1 York City, by uptards of three times , as many votes in ha lost in the otu I year 11!I22) w u lie sought to lie j come a real Stav leader. That is, at j his last elect! , two years ago, he lost upState h; 2"ft.’.',o votes, as | against his eoi sponding loss of only ; ICt.iTg votes in 1922. ! The Indisputable figures of the elec tlon returns tints record that, despite Smith's naietial Binhitions, lie has, dining ids la-! two terms as (inventor, n ilred a hi;;.: distance backward from Ids desired, but unnttained. imst us a true State Ih nler, to his old, original ! rank as a s i l essful city politician. j Cooiidge Security T eonsiiler t n,y duty to carry for- ! wanl the principles of the Kepublican pai'y ami die great objectives of j President ( 'olidge's policies all of wldi lt have brought our country »uch i a high degree of happiness, progress ami securit —Herbert Hoover.

Mrs F. Lom* Slade, former region al director of the League of Women Voters, has L?en made leader of the Women s Advisory Committee for the Hoover Curtis ticket. She plans

Ten Thousand Commandments The basic prluciples laid down In the Ten ('uinmandmeiits and the Sermon on die Mount are as applicable today as when they were declared. but they require a host of subsidlary dans s. The ten ways to evil in tlie time i f Moses have Increased

widespread ppeal to housewives. She ! to ten thousand now.—Ilabnl Hoover.

(it. cuciistle, on t ■ mlr , - 1,1 'Mitre and thingin I a! 1 cod, will

■ to the city of 2'lth day of N'n ' 'Ui|il i nt and tli ■ tln icin contaiiied i iicard and dc-

reports tii.it tremendous impetus is being g ver, tl-« lloovar campaign by women and women's organ zations. Thousands ot women who have not voted before are expected to come out and vo.e the Republican ticket this year.

Terrapins In Dizzy Speed Encounter

\i i <>\BR inim w \ DIX'ATl’H What is believe,I to he tlie largest channel catfish ever unghl ii tiie Nt. Marys Kiver near here wa.- in ,kcd by Paul Reyni Ids .itid Ueze t hrane, of this city. The 'i", weij 1 eil eleven and one half

rlew Speedboat Mark Set

Ranear^onco^efty**Oahu”"m! W.' CaH-?',mien^h"V*7* pi " d " b i h *' d ^ 101 fell Prue cl 14.500. M ™ '’ tat y (inset) has the lucay tuuit wbi.h won

Oar Wood of Detroit air* Otlin |ol,o-on. ms a c- i n Americ, V;f which averagerl Q? a milet ar hrer oi 1 ^ W ' : • . bto'.itar Ctcrge, r i>:cJ the fleet o. ,'t •

ff*.r£ge A o?3 f 8 old“r n o!,. hl, Thty f, „a^ K tli». .i, rnkrd convention at Hanjor, Mt., |