The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 October 1928 — Page 3
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jgEGRKENCASTCE DAtCY BAKNEK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, W28.
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Glimmerings
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{) jF;-Gronies (iolden ap- ^ i suiF other good varities.
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Congratulations Coach Bausman.
T^er Cubs and
Orchestra And DPU Glee Club At Terre Haute
amkkkan poet.
PUBLIC SALE 1 will ofFer for sale a t what is known as the Woodj t oleman farm, i miles east of Greencastle, on the Stilesville road, 2 miles south of I illmore, 2 miles north of Mt. Meridian, just north of Cross Hoads School, on Thursday, Oct. 11
Lc.UE or TRADE:—93 acre r Fa-um Indiana, for GreenfLtty. Call 641-X. 5-2p. Lj saLE:—One Ford chassis, r 1 ^ Cassis and school body atIj j Chevrolet chassis. See Paul 5-2t
L SALE:-hay horse, 3 good
cows Phone 624-Y.
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SALE —Roller Canary aingsl ji, hi. Mrs. Pearl Rossok Phone rh _ ^iPp SALE:—Two pairs of portier- \ brown all wool, never hung, liefer tage hanging. Inquire at £er Office. 6-2p -For Rent— R RENT —A very desirable j, re at once at Old Washington A. A. Hauck. 5-2p.
OR RENT:—Two, three and four apartments, modern, furnished imfumished. Steam heat. The jpuoori’. 309 East Franklin St. 1 572-Y. l-6t.
R RENT— Modem room for with board. Inquire Banner. 29-tf.
)R RENT:—Modem 6 Went. Lucas and Gautier.
| Edgar A. Guest, known as Amen-' A ‘ ’“p^sonafp’roltertv--^*" 8 sea- !'*•'' 'I 10 ' 1 P'‘P ular living poet, enter- 3—HORSES -V ined a crowd of more than 2,000 1 •*“>' mare, fi years old; 1 Bay 1-nday night at the Normal gvmnns h<,rs ‘“> !) >‘‘ ars "D: 1 tiray mare, 7
ium with his wit j ' years old. n nis wit, humor and pathos. | 3 COWS 3
n x ginning he said: “I am not 1 Jersey heifer, 3 years old, giving •11 orator and If God had intended g° ,M l How of milk; 1 Jersey-Short me to be he would have made mv legs horn 2 years old; 1 Holstein
differently. They are -baking nervous h ‘‘' f “ r ’ 2 y, ' ars 0,d '
ly and I am suffering. I did not know |
what I was getting into or I would i CORN
not have signed this contract and if I , JOO bushels cf corn shuck
had not sivneil it 11 1 r d down in Held.
— ,, lay K | lown , 1 * ^ you W0U 1 < 1 have IMPLEMENTS yesterday speaks mighty well for the I * 8aV ‘' 1 a lot of suffering." 1 corn planter, 1 riding cultivator Purple and Gray gridders. 1 l )r °Kram was opened with a 1 * 8et s »nKle buggy harness, t set work
most beautiful overture by the De han,< * vrt > 1 farm wagen, ] gravel bed » f '"•'»»».»«., i*, «»• !^r f i y z, h r , .r r ‘ 1 "”"*' * i "' h ' uk
other powerful aggregation this fall . . . e . d ,,y 1 to the Fair,” tivator, 1 walking b. -..king plow, 1
Not such a bad score for the
son’s opener. Eh, what!
Every Cub athlete Raw action against Shelburn with the exception of Ernie Campbell ami he couldn’t be found. He must have become lost in the shuffle.
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And Shelburn came to Greencastle with the experience of two g am e S The score and the team play shown
HOGS
li sows with pigs by side.
and Charie's I in terms of mere words. For the first | sly amours of mankind are paraded h' nr ’ : have been so uniformly sue- j time life is vividly portrayed on the i through the medium of a new phototul and theii tonnh so genuine st . rwn j n a || ra mifications. All the I graphy and masterfully woven into a
and spontaneous. ! , , , . J ,
joys an the sorrows, the loves and | sublime story.
So declares Mervyn LeRoy, who _ ,
directed this popular team of come-’ dians in First National’s “Flying, Romeos,” coming to the Granada, Theatre Monday for a two day’s show i
ing.
Sidney and Murray off the screen : re close personal friends and have been for years. They have never permitted the slightest fraction nor jeal-1 ously to creep into their work together, and the result has been ’ smooth, wel-made comedies in which 1 the parts have been of equal importance. Neither is ever guilty of attempt-! ing to “steal scenes” from the other. Both are old-timers of -tage and wen, familiar with every trick and laugh-getting device known to the irofcssion, ami are almo t as vuluahh
Indian Chief, World War Hero, Urges Tribes to Vote for Hoover
Calls on Natives to Support Candidate and Running Mate
on First Opportunity to Use Franchise. .
•i making suggestion:
Chief Buffalo Child Long Lance, author o( the recently published book of Americana, ‘‘Long Lance,” Chief of the Blood Band of Blackfeet; a graduate of the Carlisle Indian School and of the Manlius Military Academy, an athlete of note and a former presidential appointee to West Point, urges the Indians of the country to vote for Hoover and Curtis. “By act ot Congress In 1924 four - ■ —
hundred thousand Indians were given 1 the right to vote for the first time. In
rags as they are in actually petform-
ng them.
and devising i Hie history at the United States,” he
judging from the score of their game with Richmond. Shortridge won by the dicided margin of 31 to fi. I sn ’t it funny that the capital city school always has a ranking football team but hardly ever register in basket-
ball.
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South Bend rapped Tech of Indianapolis, 12 to 6. Another odd thing is the fact that Technical usually lias a strong net squad hut are weak in the
gridiron sport.
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The Rushville Lions fell before Wilkinson High to the tune of l<Mi. We are wondering if our old friend, Russell Alexander, sports editor of
a selection hy the DePauw Glee (’luhj r 'ding break plow, 1 dec harrow, 1 The members of the g| w club appear ! llisc harrow, hog troughs, mill <’d before the audience dressd in full f' U " K ’ “ ml nUm TErViV"'" ar ‘ i, U,H - legaha black gown- and black caps) All sums of .<10.00 ml under, cash I heir next selections were 1 two old-j • v ' u,ns over (h it amount, a credit ot
six months extended on bankable note bearing 7% interest frun dale. 2% off for cash. No property remover, until terms are complied with.
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F. RENT:—One modern furnish *ping room 409 Seminary St. 5-3t. o RF.NT—One half double, 6- , lights, water. Phone 314. 3-5p.
R RLNT—Good 3 room house. >5M. 5-tf.
—Wanted— IRLS—Good opportunity to earn Jdiii income in fascinating work. «ty culture. White. Moler Sys511’ N. State, Chicago, A Nat’l itution. Est. 1893. 6-tlp.
R Vault cleaning see
:m, South End.
fashioned serenades, “I Looked Into Your Garden” and ”1 Passed by Your Window." An opera, “Jewels of Madonna, from a selection by Ferrani, was another impressive number offered by the glee dub. Miss Margaret I ierson, who ha- a remarkable soprano voice, sang “Love in the Springtime” and gained an abundance of applause from the audience. Another number played by the orchestra was “Russian Dance”, while the pro- 1 gram was closed with a selection,!
the Rushville Republican, survived ITT aml Circums,ance ’” by tht ‘ ,,1 \
the battle. “Alec” hates to see his
team lose just as much as we do. , o—— i
But when they win—“it’s a grand and
glorious feeling.”
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Muncie Normal and Franklin College battled to a fi-6 tie Friday afternoon. DePauw plays both of these schools this fall and we take this opportunity of predicting two victories for the Tigers.
Jesse McAnally Col. \LBKR I (). HI \ ; I R, \„rt.
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An instance of their high regard or each other is a r< c. nt separation if them, when Sidney was loaned out .o play in another company’s picture tnd Murray stayed at First National
o do a comedy role.
says. “Since this bill was passed too late to allow the Indians to ballot in Hie last Presidential election, the coming election will mark the first historic occasion on which they will be privileged to , xorclse their enfranchlseraent. The Indian tribes of the 1 I* United States have St.000,000,000— one billion dollars—lying in the treasury at Washington, D. C., much of
Both expres d an earnest wish whll ' tl ia tM U P b y litigation, that the other were ploying oppo-ito ! "Hence, of all the people of the United him again, claiming that no other Statti, it Is the American Indian who aaver could possibly work as well most necd8 1 friemI at Washington, j vith bill hi pot ( r, and both "' h,lp 1 flt ", M l " i ' 1 ’ ,;r , . Democrat—( athollo nor Protestant— vere ovcijoye.. when the separation j ndv!80 the , mllans to tlllllk> nn(1 was over and they were clowning thpn voto fnr S( . nat0I Charles Curnice more in uniform for “Flying! t i s , bemuse if ho. horn on the Kaw Romeos” in a hilarious comedy which 1 Indian Reservation of Kansas, Is not tarts out with Sidney and Murray a friend of the Indian, It Is safe to asas barbers and winds up with them sumo that we have none. 1 think It
Harvey
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o Iristmas Card Agents, we ■i-n.-ational offer. Make $1,000.-Fine-t and lowest priced line. Ft cent profit. Brunswick Art, k River, N. J. 15-22-29-f.tp. — -—o are looking for a man who h tn accomplish something. He tint neoes-arily have to have any in-urance experience. We pret'rir one with executive ability, llJ ' a strong leaning toward aell*wk, and who would eventually ktr three or four counties. 'lon’t care about his age as as hi- arteries and backbone are '*1 ihape. Our Agency can give Hype of service that will help '“earn from *.'1000 to $5000 per )"U are willing to work and We with us. tt( . phone, or Western Union, .ric Agency, Farmers National ‘ o-, L. L. Heffner, Mgr., ■Indiana, Loan & Trust Bldg., Indiana. 5-2t.
Crawfordsville nosed out Brazil”s eleven by the score of 14 to 12. You can bet money that this was a red hot contest. Old rivals and all that sort of thing. —o— DEPAUW VS. PURDUE! —o— The Tigers and the Boilermakers open the 1928 season in the Ross-Ade stadium at Lafayette this afternoon. Several hundred DePauw students and twenty or thirty business men made the trip to the up-Monon town this morning to witness the fray. —o— On Saturday afternoons during the football Hcaaon, the Daily Haulier will again continue its service of getting grid scores of all state and important games for its friends. Scores of these contests will he posted in the window at 5 p. m. each Saturday. Those who are unable to get down town ran call 95 for results. -—o— This isn’t football but its’s timelythe Banner office will be open Sunday afternoon for those who wish to hear the third game of the World's Series broadcast from the St. Louis playing field hy Graham McNamee, famous radio announcer. The game will start at 1:30 o’clock (Greencastle time) instead of 12:30 p. m. Come in and get a reserved seat. This radio ervice is furnished the friends of the Banner thiough the courtesy of A. R. Chenoweth, proprietor of the Franklin Street Garage and local agent for the Fada Radios.
PROBE CRASH
DUBLIN, Ind., Oct. 6. (UP) — Authorities today investigated the cause of a crash near here yesterday of a school bus and railway section, car, in which one person was seriously injured and twenty-nine others sustained superflous cuts and
bruise-.
William Holbert, and twenty-two other mmbers of a Pennsylvania railroad section crew were thrown to the iU ground and seven school children, oc-!§} cupants of the bus, were seliously if) shaken up. Holbert is probably fat- |a aly injuied, hospital attendants said. j[| Kathleen Hummick, was the only Ip occupant of the -chool bus to be in- |gj jured beyond minor cuts and bruises. Hospital authorities said her condi- if!
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20 East Washington St.
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is tian oceanic aviators E. M. Asher roduci d the comedy for First National Pictures.
AT THE YONC VSTLE “DRUMS OF LOVE" COMING I'O YONt VSTI.E No picture of recent years has evok or more spontaneous praise from litics th.cii has “Drum; of Love,” Ihe epical romance of two brothers in love which I). \Y. Griffith has fashioned for United Artist- and which comes to ihe Voncastlo Theatre Monday and Tuesday with Mary Philhin, Lionel Barrymore, Don Alvarado, Tully Marshall and William Austin in the lc: ding inles.
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tion was not serious. William Howard, substitute driver of the bus, which was conveying the children home from school, apparently did not see the approach of the section car and drove hi- bus directly in the path of it, police Said. The bus overturned after the crash. The section car was;driven by Frank Guadanola, and was hitched to a trailer.
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is n coincidence that will become historic, that win u the Indian finds himself voting for Hie first time he finds himself privileged to vote for the drat reservation born Indian to ho nomi-
nated for Vice President.”
In 1918, before tiie United States entered the war, Uliicf Long Lance relinquished Ids West Point appointment to go overseas ns u private to
the Canadian Expeditionary Force, with which he served with distinction in France and Belgium, was twice wounded and decorated for valor, ami returned at the end of the War as a Captain in the 50th Canadian Bat tnllon. He Is now widely known as a writer and an authority on the North American Indian.
The Old Shell Game Ding in Sew York Tribune.
MlsceUaneoiii
for delivery now, car of ared nut coal, wonderful tit for furnaces and cook 1J Duff. Phone 317. 3-tf
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TODAY’S RADIO FEATURES WEAF, network, 9 p. m.—Lucky Strike orchestra. NBC, network, time to be announced—Address of Secretary Hoover. NBC, network, time to be announcod—Democratic campaign address.
Jn, l HAY for'sale.
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HriX SUPPER "‘'■on No. io, Dill’s School. Mober 9. Frank Johnson,
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' ’ the King’s '“•sday n j K ht, Oct. 9, 2 miles
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■"rick Station. 6-2p.
ivilj'*” at 1'*”' Masters west of f ow , noani 10;00 A Fjnney. i p . htaj* Phis town may in j, .J IH i * lon k without a jail. 'D said that the jail de- . i*' ear| y this week will ^ Kill' " ^T^od. The home 11 Was also burned. The wirmg h ‘'' ne h* 1 **''** 1 ^
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This Arrow Is Your Guide To Cheerful Financial Assistance. /JIl. ■ MONET iad and cooHdantul way wlan you bonow hom (Jit* A»pU repay* 404 ““ ■"v X
INDIANA LOAN COMPANY 24»/. E. Washington St. ' Phone 15.
LOCAL GAS PLANT BEING IMPROVED Substantial progress is being made in the improvements in the local service facilities of the Greencastle Ga: and Electric Company. Announcement was made today that the new four inch mains which will be laid in the residential sections of the city, will tie the distribution system together in such a way that customers will receive adequate and reliable service at all times with uniform pressure. This new main will be laid in Crown street, from Elm to Berry -treets, and in Berry street from Crown to Indiana .Ueet. Another section of four inch main will lie laid in Wood street from Seminary to Washington street. Construction of the new high pressur gas storage tank is under way. The foundation has been completed and constr uction of the tank is about to commence. This tank will be 71 feet long and 20 feet in diameter, atcl wnll have a capacity of 50,000 cubic feet of gas. A compressor has been ordered which will lie installed as soon as the storage tank is completed and will as sure Greencastle gas costumers of a reliable pressure continuously. These improvements nre the result of a survey made by engineers of the Midland Utilities Company, which purchased the local gas company a f ew weeks ago. The Midland company controls a number of gas, electric and transportation companies located chiefly in Indiana and Ohio.
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[3 | The picturei s said to he so far ad-j g vanced in the realms of m or beauty | E jai.d dramatic strength that no com-1 on can lx modi v ith any modern [a I screen production. In thi new ma-ter ® piece of his, Griffith is said to have [3 achieved the very ultim: te in perfec{f | tion.
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U;! It i: seldom that Griffith grows en13 | thused. Twenty wears of bitter stiug[lii! gles in bringing an in fant industry t- to the plane of an art more reaching a id unit ersal even than g : aphii arts tin- tempered whatever of selflaudation he might have possessed. “The Birth of a Nation,” “Intolerance" and “Broken Blorsor.is” didn’t burst on a skeptical public in a furry of meaningless adjectives of piaise. Griff ill) i not given to u-eless prophc ies. When he says, a he did concerning “Drums of Love,”—“boy
\T THE GRANADA George Sidney And ( has.
Murray ( oming To Granada The most essential quality in an;,
comedy "team" is complete harmony between the featured player . This iwhy the comedies produced by Fir t
National Picture v ’h George Sidney dramatic p" . i : and poetic treatment
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think I’ve got it," the statement carries an implication of pride, that, coming from him, is the best recommendation the picture could get. Many who have seen tile production have been unable t i expres. it- great
Tiey re Calling 'Em at the Series
FARMERS DONATE TO FUND VINCENNES, Oct.6. (UP)---Un-nble to make cash donations to the County Democratic campaign fund, farmers of Knox county are promising to furnish a sack of corn and a chicken, all of which will be gathered and sold at a date yet to be named and added to the fund as their contribution. An increase of a thousand dollars in the fund is expected by party leaders through this plan.
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HOOVER HALTS TO GREET CRIPPLE
Always a champion of childhood, Herbert Hoover demonstrated hit Interest in unfortunate children when he noticed Robert Farr, a cripple bey, cheering him in Iowa City and stopped out of his car to greet him.
P, " > ' U P.—I'nS.MtooS. ■ Here are the four umpires who arc in charge of the little arguments between the New York Yankees and St Louis Cartiin.ils. Upper left, McGowan; upper right, Owens; lower left, Ffirman, lower right, Kigler.
Antidote to Profiteering Solemn Kijrtlatlcs are the best antldofo to the poison of speculation and pr .ritcerlns.—//erbrrl Hoover.
No Measure for Misery - ft We may count food In calorics but wa have no way to measure tumeu misery. —Uci t«i < ffocrcr.