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John Humphrey, Linton. Harlan II, can, Angola. Everett Lyons, Brook. Phil \i wauk Clifford Pearcy, Chicago Cenc Burg, Fort Wayne. Cone Chenoweth, Creen, ., tl Fiaiikli-i Lskinsburger, Mitel'ill. Edwin Tomlin-on, Indianapolis. Daw Apple, F rench Lick. Robert Schwartz, Portland t Tuylcs Shroy, r. Wab h. Robert Allison, Indiana),- n Peter Harkrider, Brook. Louis Stanley, Liberty. Sigma Tan Camilla M.lvin Barnett, Valprai

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Kit hard Smith, Rochester. Carlyle Scott, Linden. Kenneth Ellis Scottsbui: .

Ray mond Sparks, Conner \ille.

Hubert Trisler, Greenwood.

' ■UKKXrASTLK, INDIANA, MONDAY, SKITKMBK K 17, 1928.

No. 288.

death calls WELL KNOWN MAN SUNDAY

Jl LI I s AW \I

FIM.TtAL TO

INMATES ARE < \PTt BCD Officers at the Indiana State Farm captured two prisonei who escaped, one Sunday and one early Monday

morning.

Buford Craig, colored. csca|>ed before roll call Sunday and was cap-

tured, and Sam Coombs e capod aft"I l»P\\>ki i>w i '' r ro11 C!l11 •' , '’ ,1 ' | ay and was picked ,

M 'l j; n i NE>i n, ' " Na,, "' ml l, >- S“Pt- PRESBYTERIANS OBSERV

Howard soon after he left the farm. Both were brought to the jail here to b< .'entcnced by Judge Hughe s

SERVICES AT CHURCHES ARE OF INTEREST

LICIII I I \KS.

IT I >|» 11

ing thi offciing of Mary’s a waste, we see the degeneracy of a soul, the tinal expression of a soul that ha' become completely deadened thiough self-seeking and greed. Judas is a tragic example <,f that old, loveless spirit which never give.- because of real love, but only grudgingly and from a sense of duty. There was

,, T- 1 1BSI nothing in tie -oul of Judas which

. NN LRRAKY Ot URGAN enabled im to appreciate th« 11

AND till Its. dating love of Mary. IB- found

l.iult beciuisp hi' to estimate by i

4 * . 1 • • I I

STORM HITS EAST COAST OF FLORIDA

100-MILL \\ Hunt WIND SWEEPS ol*T til THE TROPICS.

BRIGGS-DAMS SPEXK

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 17. .CPi Rev. Henry L. Davis, former up, iintendent of the Greor-'nstle dirtnrt of the Methodist F'.piscopal, church

■ •"" I lb. V. T. Brigs' ■'! su-

perintendent, were th,

Deceased \\ a I or I cars One of I hr

Brs| Known Merchants In I his t ommunity. IFirn in Poland.

| Juliu

one nf tl,,. I,,-.( known merchants in *o'ernea tl- t ,| Putn.un county, passed aw y Sundie. , --ing at 11:20 0 , I ek at the In,i , in the corner of hi i -I u treeta. Di ath Wi,s 'it"' to paialy i lb- wa- 7ti years 1 ' - 1 s* 1 and had b, i. jn gradually '•'iling health f, th, pa-t eigh years. 'Ii. Su r n.'k born in Meritz, 1 oland on May to, ||,. was mariled in Dru ki in, Ikdand in IK71 ;, 'd with his win- ,ame to America id'out ls7o. I in’\ went from New Turk to l'(,it Wayne and then to ( incinnati. Mi ■'tali ,n-ki went back to F.urope in Issn and lematncd three year . He then w.nt to \frica for ■ ive years, i,•turning to the United Slat, - in isss }(, in,, directly to tiierioa tie and loiened a general store in t ie room n,,w occupied by the O’Hair I,ill.11,| i. |i. In the I di of 1 sss, he moved Ids tore to >uth <ireenca-th 1 and wa in Inisine at tii: i,,,..’ ,01 until PdlU. In

TRONG SERMONS DELI\LKEI) the sense- an act which had no mean- GR \VE

_______ ing except to the soul. Hr called

Mary s offering waste. So it was, by any utilitarian standard. The perfume could not Is- s> Id now. It hail been thrown away upon Jesus. No wonder the outburst of love on

PrP'byterian the part , f Mary went t„ the heart

M \K

I\PRESSED

Re'. Raphael, Taylor, Bruner \nd Davies Give limelv Messages

From Church Pulpits.

t ommuniration lanes Destroyed Uv

Gale. Only Vague Reports ( ante From Storm \rea Monday.

of the Mt. Olive M. E church at Hen Davi-. Accompli-liment- of the church during the year were reviewed by Rev. A. S. Brudenburg, the

pastor.

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JACKSONVILLE. Fla., S.pt 17 (UP)- A gieat Furricane from out of the Indies dealt instruction and p,, - sildy death to the Eb i Ida Peninsula

I lie services in the

......o.... o, i . u Church on Sunday centered about the i of Jesus. Shi had done for once .. .. «. . In t \nm\orsHry of thF* beautiful be wi doiall liu* time -

organ and chime- presented by Mrs. (wasting hi- life, throwing it away for ■ B I- \ans. Appropriate numbers those w'io ,|:,| n, t seem to be worthy today*.

were played by Prof. G O. Aril at of it. No wonder he severely re- South of Daytona on the oa t coa t, both ervices. In the evening a pro- buked the selfish -pirit of Judas. ,lu- towns and cities including West Palm gram of music was rendered • n the l" s "a- denying the principle which Beach, were cut off. Grave t fmir-’ organ and by the nuartet. The en- ' Jesus came to demonstrate in his were felt for inhabitants of the siriek

tire day was given over to appreci-j >wn life, that there are actions that on an a.

ation of a valuable gift. , can only he judged by other and The tempest was believed roaring At the morning servi,. the subject higher .-tuiidariis than the utilitarian, inland in all it- fury of winds that cut

COATESVILLE AUTO HIT BY PENNSY TRAIN

of the mi sage, “Worship”, was in harmony with the occasion. |{m. V

L. Raphael ii-ed a- hi.- text Second I o

I Clironicli fi:|.*): “When thei lilted' ___

, up I h •! r voice with tic trump,''.- '('d xTOftM ARP A yml'al- and in.-trument of music 1 ky 4 4\4\Lm\ MR. \NP MRS. KVERE1T BITS „„| praised Jehovah, -aying. For In ! H \\ F, N VRROM I'd \PF. goml; for his ln'iiig kindness en I F.ARLV SI NDW dureth forever: that then the glor;

1 ,f Jehovah tilled the house of God.’’ [

M \( HINE IS DEMOEISHF'.D Mart-imrne. one of th, outstanding

: leaders in Religious Flducation defin- • - worship as “an effort to render to

\ccident Occurred At t russing In consciousness the (oatesvillc. Were Returning From i (l ,,d." d„ u ht many of u- hav. Home «f Brother-in-law. 1 h, n trying to do this very thing but ——• have never attempted to define thi When their F’ord was -truck by at, process. One of the characteristics easthound Pennsy'vania freight about 'f the H, iirew* people under the gnid

H i, am, nf Gnil was thi- matter of wor- I

11(10, he open* , t’*' present store of J.

Holland, Silvn i :iy New Sudianski ,, the west side ,,f the

| public s,|U:ire. Mr. Sudranski was known for hi- -ht-wd Im.-ine-s ability hi fair ; nd .~,|uurc dealings with ciis-

t'line:a-d hi fi mndly cooperative o’clock Sunday morning, Mr.

'Pirit. He w;, a member of the Mrs. Everett Buis, living miles -hip. Their idea of its Included Masonic I,<„k" and the Odd Fellow- outh of ( oatesvillc, narrowly oscaii- "Bitude of reverence involving thi

lodge. ,.,) ( |,. a th. Thei I machine was totally

(Continue,! on page two)

RELIEF CALL BY RED CROSS

PI I N AM < (il VIV GETS RE ({I ESI FUR HELP FROM

W \SHINGTON, U. ( .

off house tops, laid low communication sy tems, and caused suffering

and perhaps death.

For hours there had lie, n n., uthentic word, not even by (adin, i w hiit. had occurred in a oil mile belt ne < r W ■-t Palm Beach, which before the Winter influx of vi itors i. a city of The United Prc.-s correspondent at Title • ill, > arly today telephoned that a screeching win,I of perhnp 100 mil- , - an hour velocity was rocking h,,ii - e- there. Thi was all he could say be-

fore th’- litv went out.

Inland ,,t Oilando houses rocked in

PUTNAM FAIRS MAY BE THING OF THE PAST

J the tempest. The tnrm np|KMre t , ho

Re'. L. Raphael, ( hairnian of -ma-hing its way across th, Peuin.-u-I utnain county ( hapter American »|a like a gigaiitic word it cut down National Red Gross is in receipt of everything in its path. - he following telegram: | CommunicHtiiw line- were imneral! \S e.'t Indi, hurricane ih.-truyed mit. public u’iliti,', were crippl I.

bowing of the I, ,|y er obeisance. L thousands „f home- in Porto Rico. i .Scores of towns and cities on the ede.-

in,I other i-land-

( ON.nIDERABLE I \LK

I H \ l 1928 FAIR " ILL BE 1'IIE

EAST I'DR SOME YEARS.

I RD I IHN

He i- survived by two on-, Sol demolished and Mrs. Buis wa -light i the day - of Jesus the act was one ol j ln " oln ' r t' 1 " 1 "'' #1^" devastating 0 f the storm' path were ill arkne s (Sudian-ki, of this city; Joe, of Chi- |y injured. , (irostration of whole body. It is ■ '"’P'- Immediate need tor food, as a result, last night, cog,i, and a daughter, Mr-. Be-- Gold- The eceident nccurred at the Pen needle'- to -tale that the matter ol I heltei, medical supplies and ,m, ig Before win to We-t Palm P>,* ich jberg, i ity. Mr -. Sudian.-ki pa-se i a- n.ylvania rros-ing in Goatesvilie. postnre i irrelevant as such. What J ncy udiiM. ^ Led ( ross taking charg, failed, reports , me of hon e top

way in l!H7 \ ,other son. Dr. churl,• Mr. and Mrs. Buis ware returning "'er position one as.-umes, let him Sudraiiski, and tin inf-nt , aughter, from the home of his hr,itbei-in-law, remember that it is tbe spirit and 'al-o preceded him in death. The fol dame Masten who passed tway Mat-, ontenl that are the determining far , lowing grande hi id ten al-o survive unlay. The freight had -sun on a sid tors in one's approach to the Divine i Wilier and B d>. rta C.oldlx-’g, city; ing and wa* just getfr*,- underway In hk -ciinersation with th- wPiaat, HEARD Eester Smlran i. city; Abe aid Ruth onroiit • to Indianapolis. - "f Snnaria Jesu* made it very plair Sudranski, Ghicago, and Hubert and Mr. Buis, it is said, saw tne train , thd it also was not place that en Charlotte Sudran-ki. Indianapolis. a- he reached the rro-sing. In-te,e offered into worship—“neither in thi The funi r. I vvCl lie held Tues ay stepping m thi' ga- p-ilal, he r,ut hi- mountain nor yet in Jerusalem shal IIVNIC' morning at lu o', |,„ k from th, Ma foot on the brake and the cal t,,|ipe,l , y" "orship th» Father true w,u

it repuest President ( oolidge. Neeii | sailing throng,i the air, trees puliid for large fund imperative. Pleas* U |, like gras- and sea- :t t > n i hi-h five widest possible publicity this ap 'pounding on the hot-. >e»l and notify public yur chapter The weitl, r Bureau, in a report iwill receive and forward national j M1 ,| -.t (I) A. M. placed th- center »f headi|Uarter all contributions. Wire (},, harm an- i.i Polk ( ounty, moving ><*tion taken. Initial donation made porth and north-eastward in the hear' Ifty thousand dollars from national ,,f the state -idtru* belt. All comiiHii ,

ation hav, he, n cut off for hours.

\\ by There Should Have Been \ny

Trouble, Is Mystery As Those Behind lair Worked Hard.

Ionic Temple. It i< i,,|u, -te,| that directly on the track-. , flower- he omitte I. Rahhi F'eucrlicht, < _

of the Indianapoli.' 11, brew Congrega

to, ■ wi;! Iia 1 g- of 1 ,e -i vie- D V I V l-I I, D .•.cd by Ma-oi, !’it, rment 4 4k^l 44J4V will lie in the Hebrew xcinetory at In-

With the p.r'S fair ti thing of the dianapolis.

past, many have expri"se,l the opin- — —»-

ion that it will )»■ the la-* mo ’„i s|;w s( i|{o|{E|*\ HKl SENT \K LED several years to come. I hi' 0 l MIM ' h Xh< Day Construction company i is expressed because of the fnetion , v ^ n(|ay niorn i n ^ on t h. I which developed during the past tvvo n) , v v)|)l , ( | ( ,,| ta sorority

house on south l.ocust stieet. This residenee was fotmcrly Lie honic of Mr-;. .1. P. D. John, and will lie completely r-built into a modern -ororitv residence. When complete, the

week •, and especially during the hor.-e shows which were given each

evening of the fair.

The officers who were in charge of the fair, worked many long houi- to

make it a success, and why then | U)U ,. vv j|| r ,,,t :l ppro n itely >s((.((()i ,,f th,. , (tj ]n |

hippers shall wor.-hip the F'ather ii

• |iirit and truth."

I The ipiestioii may arise in the min li ,f -ome a- to the real need in man’. ! life for this subject. T here can l»

I no doubt concerning a positive answei

when one consider- his eniptines with ut it. He cannot go on day aft -r dav deptiving hi- soul of its need ed culture without becoming harden <-,l. He mu.-t have hi- Sahlmth tre.-t in order to keep from becoming ; •nere machine. Industry mu-t find a way to allow man v«> worship. Since worship i not confined L my definite po.-ture of the body ot

Mr . l.ucy Ann F i er died Monday ,|e.-ignated place where it is to l>' September 17. I'.'.’s at h, r home -out' jMif I'nied, it i- a I-,, not restrii Vcd in

SUMMONED BY GRIM REAPER

DE \IH( AMI IK W El i. KNllW N

Lot \ N WDM \N MOM) U

MORNING.

should have ben any friction or crit ici-ni from outside .sources is a my , uy. It vva> -aid most of the com

it was tilted by tho-, in charge ol

the construction work.

The work will be pii-hed a rap-

\ M. f i ,,m , om •. ut tin age of

plaints camo from -ouive- which vver, j ;|y . po-.-iblo, beemi',' t o ciistru, irrc-poii'ild'' or from poison.: who t;o:t lirm hope- to have the hous,

I'ady for occupancy vvh-n the -orrity member.' return from theit

(he material- which compose it. In

plications of disea-, -. at th, age , 1 jt i- very inclusive, taking int< ,| years. account whatever elements may b, Surviving are the hu-batul Mahlon n,,.,| . a v,'liicle for e pro.--ion

failed to contribute to the fair in any

way po-siblo.

,'bristiim- vacation, win,a, "ill la* the m,i day oi two in January of the

new yeti.

The opposition to the 2", cent charge for the horse shews earn, probably from a misunderstanding, and probably from a source that i prevalent throughout tho country. That source is that some one is trying to cuth others personal liberty. Th- horse -how wa- an entirely >< p ,irate affair from the fair and the ohitrge wa- perfectly legitimate and

should have been carried out Friday |\\t>( \R’S COLLIDED M INTER- Stile.-villc cemetery.

tiiffht, evci ' ired th SECTION 1 ' l I*AA F.M F.NTS efforts of all available. ><»( THWEST OF CITY. H is to be hoped that the criticism

Earl Dunn Is Hurt In Wreck

F'ishcr one daught, Kleita Brown, one gr n,I,laugh'., i Mary I.oni , , o , -on-in-law (Jaibnd M. Brown, tho father John S. Elinor-, Brazil, two brothers Roteu 1. Elmore, Long Beaeh California, John I. F.ltnon ,

Stilesville.

She wa a member of th- First Christian Church of Gteenca-tie an al o ;i memher of Margaret Relte, , Lodge of Eminence. The funeral will be held ;t the Rector F uin ral Hone -due-day morning at Bc.'Ju o’clock. Burial in the

will not be serious and that other fairs will b h< I I here in the su,-

AEl.-t td NIA tM \RDS

Award- for the all-county hor < -how held satin ay afternoon, tne

fhe , in gen,u.-d ar musie, -eiipture pi iver, ci-ed, offering, teaching. Music has hIvvii)' he, n employed ii tii conduct of public set vice ill th, house of God. The text picture- very vividly this* element in use many Ihim.'ands of y-ai ago. What vvouh. we do without the beautiful hymns and the mu-i, of tin composer I hey greatly a 1st man in finding and fel low-hiping with God. The organ is indi.'pen-able a- an instiunniit fot the church. It should be the ambi ti,,n of Christian to s„ worship that -the glory of Jehovah will till the

house of God." ( hristian < hiirch

Rev. It. H. Bruner, -|>okc Sunday

\\ ASHINtiTON, Sept. 17 (CCl Hundreds of thousand- of per on a," hom, less and hungry in Porto Rico ,

unds. Baker and trained disaster

taff now on way to island."

Putnam county will as usual r,pond heartily to thi call for funds 'n relieve a very distiessing situa-

ion J h* latest inf i mation in,Heat i .mernor'T-wn i report-d to th- W,** cs a probable loss of PiOO lives nmi | (i, psitin, nt today in a plea for itnf I Oil,mid.00(1 property damage. AH I mediate H.--istance of all kind . ofitril,utions should l,c -ut to Roy Pr-sjo-nt ( oolidge mov, j imm-Oix •X brant', treasurer, Gieetica tie. who twiy to r, I love Porto Rican condition - the authorized pel on to receive ^ ordering th- army transport St. •uch gift' and will forward them tu Michael, which left New York 1 rulay

he National Red Cros'.

Probably the honor f making the irst contlibution g,,e- (,, a , hild in h- Mary Emma Jon-- building, who s a memher of Junior Red Cross. Mrs. E. R. Bartley is chairman of ! he children's brunch for the county.

for Panama, to -top at San Juan tomorrow an i discharge her cargo of

>, i toil' of food stuff

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17 (I P) Xn advi-ory warning ,• r th- weather bureau thi- n* ning iid the Hurri n- "X| parentty is two thin) of the way aero - F lorida and headed Nor'h-

we.st toward Tampa."

XX'ind velocity of loo miles an Inoir wa.- indicated, the bureau aid, a iding

,t l.ongden hall is greatly concerned 'b-r- was n» report of it- dropping.

>v, i the stoim in p, ito Rico in view >f the fact thue his mothei and sis ter live in Xriecbo, which i- in the mart th, dev a-tated area. N’o re poii',' ha hern received to his cable in,|uiriC' regarding their safety.

tEI.A n\ I S tIF s i I HEN I IN PtiHlo RH K STORM XItE X Sam Culpepper, a -tudei.t resident

NOBLE COX IS INJURED

FORD till PE DEMdl.J'HEP IN X( ( 11H n I NEAR ( in 81 N D X X NIGHT.

x bad vri k occurred at the ill- ,.' na | ( j H> () |- thf . fjfu, annual Putnam morning at th> Eir.-t Christian chur, i

tci'—tion of the extension ot ln ' n '| ( * oun t v Eair on the vest side of the

the opinion that a compact tract ol i ( ,| , ^ Sunday afternoon, when cars

the 'uhjcct, "The Biography

,|ijv, ii I,- Fa.11 Dunn and a brother

Fie,'man of Sp-over col

ground near th,* city should lie <>b-

' tained for the puipo-e and a genera' ( j- || ( . Mn j

i charge made for it all. lid- 1

o | Dunn vns knocked unconscious and

remained in that condition f">' some

•ter the accident. Dunn was •■t on the Indiana street

ten-ion road when the Freeman

THE XX EX I HER

FTiir tonight and piobably 1 ue.-day. Slightly cooler tonight extreme -outh ' lr i'

portion.

Best Saddle Marc (live (,atcd) 1st. Morris Brym. 2nd. C J. Arnold. I'iblKin. Elmer M, Kamcy.

Three (lailed 1st. Bob Dill .

2nd. Morris Bryan. Ribbon, Harry Woods

Noble L'ox, who is employed a< a' waiter at C IPs cafeteria, was pain-

Two Souls”. The sermon wa baseo ] fully injured, when hi - Ford coupe upon the incident in the life < f Jes left the road on south Jack on tr< < t us let,>r,led in tin first eight verse j Sim iuy night and plunged over the

the ide

of the twelfth chapter of John' Gos

pci.

“In this -cenc where Jesus i scat- >',| at a feast with hi- friends," Rev Bruner said, “we have two souls revealing them-civ c for what they ar,

ugh embankment just east of intcrurban track- on the north

,f tin highway .

In the car with Mr. Cox, wa a girl companion and anothei couple. The naehinc wa hudly ,b mag- and all

DAYTONA BEACH. Hu.. Sept. 17. 11 'Pi Y.o (it- in the Halifax river were being (>;•'*• r ' lo pttivs today by high winds nd : htng seas, a th- edge of a hurricane struck this city. Owners looked on helplc-My. X FTotida East C,»a>t tui-'eng-r train due here at f>:d() a. in had not arrived. Railway official bcliev-d it w maroon-d 'omewhere in the hurticane -tricken district to th- soulh.

M X RRI AGE ED ENSF.

Falmond Hillis Ton* and Ethel Lor

ne Hunt, both of Greencastle.

J. C. Penney To Open Sept. 27 DEL XX III E TO SHIPMENT OF ITMT RES t XI 8ES POSTPON I Ml NT OF OPENING STORE

INDI XN XPOEIs M' ESl'Ot K IND1ANAPOI.IS, Sept. 17. (UP)

Hog prices advanced 20 cents at the Indianapolis Livestock exchange to

"Tiitf " 7""’ ''"uniuia City. day. Bulk (100 to 'TKO lbs.) l.og- • l;i,i" l,<Jon ’ l,,00,nln Kton, 1U., cleHred the pens at fUT to $13.1"). (mi i "I'lf' ^' letnen-, Mich. The top price paid was $!3.3j. I!eI’h r ecipts were estimated at 3,,>00. j,i 1 1 ,,,n ini« Della Cattle receipts numbered (iOO and •

ul *'’ Wayne. calves 100. The market was steady, ueiing th' aC-rnoon.

Steers sold for $14 to $10. Vealei were quoted at •'M" to $1K and tin

heavy* calves ut •f” to $11. The sheep market was steady.

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fore, Swazi,•.

South Bend. , ' oui ' ,vii,e ’ K >*

L ^ ^"nn..,, Mishawaka.

,l11 Hvrnc, Peimvill.

Dr. Paul Y. HaB" his home by illness.

(ontined to

Announcement vv*a« made 'londay’

really worth. Not very many peopl* | vcrc severely cut by flying gla s and by C. I). Chapimi. . manag-r of the J.

. ,rth on th« tt, i M,,, Vir r.cblmg I nd, r 2 Xrs. j reach that pi eminence when mii-cd in the fall. It i iid Cox had C. Panne) Con new tore | into Both ea i ■ Fan on. ■ it. - tor> oi their live „„ fingei nearly cut h hand Grecnca tie, that it ' ' , j j ( p un u > a( j(j|c Cull. Mo»t peojilc write their own biyrra- ami al><» 'Ustamed >r\« r* lair rat umi* door.^ to the ^ tkthI pnbli on Tnurs-

it H< mi • ■ • the l "« 1 u "" v * bout th< tmc * “»•' »» •*

nt hc r a. »nfl. Jamo.' Farrow. pelted times ami places. We are m ’ He w* s taken to th* home of his An opening date of Thurri ay, b^pt. xv’itk'Hl <i' ^ ^ ( ' nr ' ~ ’ o — te rested in two of the characters in tarent al Hello Uoicn. Names of 6, was fixed some time but a do-

< fiMPf \i\ I FOR I) \.M \GE.S John’s story—B 1

"7 c *2 ' '. ‘ ,,V \ „, imar o ' • •••' on ol Mii . pouring out th. tained. "" '*• ng of anin M 1 1 "' v * rocker from « 1 ' ^ ••• l ".

V e."k-"' in '' hi . s i,, the Putnam circuit 1 we see the ascendency of a soul to sge towed the machine into the city. The fixture* are enrout • n*,d wn’.i 1 '‘(lihli" ■> " " iiourt Tht , tit | e to ti,,. cu ,^, j s Glenn the place, wher for th- sake of it | Th' front of the car wa era bed in . he in place thi- week, giving Mr.

CTirk Mi-us 1'Tnicr Chadwick. The Lord, it unconsciou.'ly and .'pontan- toward the da.-.h board. 'The top was t'hfpman and his a sDtunl- plenty of

" , ’ cmplHint alleges that the two par einndy make- the supreme offering , torn back; glass broken in th- win,I time in artanging their tuck nnd SPEt I XI. MEEI INt. ' ^ ow . IK .,| adjoining property and of the best which it haj upon the shiel, und side window-, ml the hack preparing for the opining. ( ,11 meeting Temple L««jT" 1 ' • ))m( , ||ogs of the defendant’s altar of live. Mary is one of the ,f the cat was also bent by the fotce —o .V X. M. Tuc day Sept. LMh ' > • *^ t|)(1 f r , )CP Hn( | destroyed world’s greatest examples of those of the impact when it truck the Mrs. Kate Boyd of « 'uuferd ville M. | tin« , r;il <»f I** 0 * Fudiaii ^ T... ...,.t«. 0 f th* plaintiff to the ex- who run tfiw* without counting th* (ijr.iund at the bottom «» tin embank' U th*’ ^ui t «*f ht r t i, Mi K«* »Hit

ilrti to the

B. A Baggy M'. M. property

E. E. Caldwell, Sec.

tent of $100.

1 co.-t.

In the action of Judas, in call m< nt.

Shuck and family ot'r a few da),