The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 October 1928 — Page 4

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THE GREENCASTLE DAILY DANNER, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, B>-8.

S< HOOI RKI NION

Rain Coats

On account <>f a mi^umlorstandinK ( ( ^ this write up of tin ()l School reunion has been dclayocl hut it is the wish of members ami i i< nils to have

it sent to the piV".

Keel-viile School Kciinioii.

(iardens Dance pavilion, at !) p. m. Several of tlm dance marathons have I men stag : in the northern and .

parts of la. state hut this is Protect your beauty in all kirn. attempted here. (weather with this new l.ui |mw ,

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A Home Institution

JOIN DKMATK I.IvVfil 1. BL( )OMI I idiana I 1 1 rsity ha - joined the revently orni.n jod We.-' ru (.'onfeiemc v>( bate lee ii- d wi 1 pertieipati' in four confer -m ehat’ - durin i the ; niing sr <in, neconiinn to the an1 bunccment here tod: , of I’rof. l ee R. No: vil.'e d( l -1te Imm- not In en an muneed.

all the epti'ill

I’icr Ten school , with the

The fn:.- in }; mized eai l\

organi/athin was < r--t summer and includ

Bcralt Pc'.ys Tribute

f tie I’niveisity of Chi-1

io'-'o. lie heduls w ■ 11 be arranged » that each ichool will meet every 1 •‘her school, .me every two years.! \ccoi g to 1 hedule, In-1 '■an 1 l.'iiiver-ty meets Ohio State! ini ■ on the von 1 lluirsda) in l>eci mher, while anothi'r local team will ■"> t" Michigan th same night, latei

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1’ 'rdue hire e.nd Iowa there will hi held.

Responds to Cheers

Detcrilnr^ Hri bct H0vt' . s ■ jnt ef the o''«at e mnistrators ct a: time*," Eenator Will am E. Cjrah o' Idaho declared that ' th» i:sica of thir campaijn are rv y < .-jy p 0 ilems. aueh as firm r ' • ' c' ’ ■ i:r tr-ns.-ir tat on. dev? op tent of public util,tics po.icy. of electr.c piw nance cf our C<ri t pie had wr,. cn 1 Discontent ! it

kmv . -vm Kerh* t Hoover responds to the ' ' that grret cd h ,1 on hio tom through Hew Jer-

thualaam

The teachers, students and frien ! if old Reelsville School i >-emhlod o; the M. K. Church lawn Sun ay Aug. 19, 1928. The point of convening was the marest to the -chool around where the old sch', I building stood. The building from whos' steple the schoid liell sunum lied lad- and lasseto hurry up to bonk- and cla-ses. The morning wa- -pent in gieetingan handshakes of the triend- of gon | as well as of today. Kor manj this, was the fir.-t hello since I st year

reunion.

At the noon hour a bountious dm- , 2 ni'i' was served, ha| :>. w< re t 1 l ace that gathered around the festhi j board, ample justice was done the J frie-l chicken and the many delicavii - j prepared by the women of thi- organization. In the ;iI'ten.non the oup was ci lied to order by Mrs. (ieorge Fox, chairman, after which the munite- cf the last meeting were read by Mr . (ireeley Huffman and approved. 'I’he following program wa- then

rendered:

Song, America, congregation. Prayer, Mrs. William Heath. Reading, of the minutes of last

meeting.

Memorial, Silent prayer by congre-

gation.

Voeal duet by Hilda Mae and Loi -.

Benfnrd.

Whistling solo, Mi-s McCormick. Reading, Mrs. Lee McCullough. Original poem, “On the Road to 1 PlRec t e, Paul I On the road to Reelsville! Joy is in 1

that phase

To one who oft lias trod the road in, by-gone days. Setting out at early morn, work I and care behind, Haversack upon the hack and fish j ing thoughts in mind. On the road to Reelsville! Out past!

O.-car Pell's;

Country now and ev-ry sound a country message tells. On by Old Jim Morgan’s place;! Past McKinley's farm; l>-,wn the hill to Cloy'. Creek with: it- sylvan eharm. On the load to Reel-ville! stop and i

test a bit;

Watch the minnows in the creek; See the swallows flit. Climb on up the eu-tern slope at j

its top to gain

View of graceful, bulling tree- j

Pleasant Shady Lane!

On the road to Reelsville! Cros

the county line;

Down the hill to .Johnson’s Branch silver thread a-shine; Just a hundred yards or so come ti

Butler’s School,

Sight the trees where Walnut’s Beam flow- so deal and cool. On the road to Reel-ville! when yellow willows sweep, I hear sand-pipers calling . ml set

the bass a-leap;

1 hear the red-wings singing and I

watch bank-swallows skim;

I look at them in ntem’ry until my 1

eyes grow dim.

On the road to Reelsville! What | back again

thoughts are in that phra-e

To one who oft ha- trod the road

in by-gone days!

Aid oft when I cm weary, with

Old Care’s heavy load,

1 take the road to Reelsville! In

mem’ry, take the load,

by Paul Pickett, Brazil, Indiana.

Readings, Foster Pickett.

Violin Solo, (dark McCormick. Larh membi i of the pi giam wa ai ti-t i'ally given and well received. The progiam committee reported that Mr-. Charle- Knight ha i beer

AYS FARMERS NEED HOOVER fiND TARIFF

: mYTlO Dl <>. Does not give the skin a drv feeling; does not clog the poi | ;! S ! j s n „t affected >0 much by |>e.- ' -pirntion. Stays on longer. ™ pure land fine. MKl.l.O-dl.O is made by .. new French Process. It - Duly "on j

derful.—Mullins Pharmacy.

Congressman Dickinson Warns Against Past Records of

Drnocrats.

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EVASIVE

Iowa Leader Declares Hoover Knew How to Handle Agricutural

Problems.

WOODSTOCK. la.—Herbert Hoo- . r and a pr< 'tive tarift' was the specific recoinm' mled for the curing

n L#. J.

Dickinson of - n 1, la., a loader of Hi.* farm bloc in the House, in un ad(tress here this ai'mrnoon at the farmers' meeting a I Republican rally. ■''Ill” record of the Democratic par y ins alwu - been for a tariff for revenu only," Congressman Dickinson said, “and 'hey have never boon ! • , , irlff for pr itect v 0

: purposes.

“IIciIk i t lb . ■ r, In bis acceptance ai 11 a li quale tariff la 1 lie I mdatlou < ’ farm relief.' He fur"nr d hired t 'ibe dom s ic mar-

Opens

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ket must be prn’ceted. 1 will u e my olflee and liifl'i- to give the farm -r the full benefit "f our bistor.c tariff

policy.’

“Protection of dairy comm idiili * has greatly lacrented under the pro-

(iriffith's “Drums Of l ove" loday At Tl'e Voncastle

Theatre.

HI with justifiabh pride that th< Voncastle Theatre announce I). VY (. iffith’s ne" United Arti-t- pic ‘■He, “Drum of Love , for screening I today and Tuesday. Adapt' from the historical incident of Francesca da Rimini, Oiii fith’s new independent!!, pro .need spectale i- hearlded b\ those "li j have already seen it n lii- great! achievement since “The Birth ot ;

Nation.”

in “Drum- of Love' the gnat ir01 tor take- us to a myil.ival kingdom • one in which two brother- hold con pa te s« y. Don Catlu , the fighter is a man of iron will, an ugly, missI aprn dwarf of a giant. L oivinl 1 in younger, is halidsi. ne and g nt ■ the object of all wunn eye . 1 i. only when C allu s recei\ the In a n. ful Kmanuella for a b'" u as D k : of homage from a wighboi ing 1,01,lman, and I^'onardo fall in lin wit! !, .• brother’s wife, that complicatb 1, inter into the plot.

AT THE CiRANAUA [ < haides Murray and ( corge Sidney Featured In “Flying Romeos" .'it The (iranada. (ieorge Sidney and (’iiarh s Murruy are up in the air, so speak, it. "Fiying Borneo-.’’ the F’i.st Nation! ■ omedy the f-ature a'traction at ti fitanada Theatre here tonight 11 'I aes 'ay. ‘Flying Romeo-,” and aviatio 1 nedy, provide- laug' s aplenty ano .m amp'e supply of aerial thrills in edition ; s a sure-fire 1 rand of amusi

ment.

Mervyn EeRoy, b-illiant young iomi" ; y director, h.uidlid the megaphone on thi- story, i ritzi Bidgway plays the feminine lead, with Duke Mattin, Janu s Bradb, ry, Jr., Eniest Hilliard, Bernard Marlin and other 111 support.

(OMTNl (H S 2 TO 11 1*. M-

VONCASTLE

Today and Tu

hu vimn

M V1 - Kbnight, ^

. _ ”3 ARTIS " picture 1 _ _

GRIFFITHS M: with Mary I’hilbin, Lionel Barrymore

Don Alvarado

Beauty! Romance! Action! AH th things that (iritiith init in| 0 “vl Birth o; A Nation!” The love! The naiLl The dritnia! That filled “Way Down KasfJ Tiiey're HERE—waiting for you!

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TWO SHOVJ 7—9 Ik M.

GRANADA

10-2.)c

Tonight and Tuesday mm*

J teetlvo tarilY jRilIrles as carried < ut : under the present Republican admin- ! Istration. We Increased by ereeuiIvo order the tariff on dairy produets fiotu I eight to tW'Tve cents a pound. This ' domestic market can Ik* preserved for , tlm AmericHn produn r under the B**publican policies, sml It can be lost i under the policy ouilined by the Demo-

cratic platform.

"Apparently, to satisfy a cer.ain group of farmers, a cleverly devised

sentence was written Into the Demo-! oral Motors hour, with Uryor’s band

cratic platfiom whereby the party ' and Merle Alcock

I Pl*‘l8 , ' s * that an honest endeavor wl!l | WEAK, network, 9:20 p. m.—Op

i he made , formulate a legislative era> <,| p ,;;.,,,,, ..

plan wiifMf liy the los us in tho con* | trol of surplus crops will 1>j* charirud 1

s.9-yincfmfoi

A non -ti ;, !!• '.hi of fun tli.it is setting long d: am. laiithiKwi I e o i lj ing Romeos trying to Out-Lindy Lindl,. h tovinthiil iige .In! il The screen's greatest liugh-gctt; will carry yo# | th.* high -t point of rollicking entertainment!

FOX XL'HS

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A KMtDIT OF DA/.B’’ tOMEDX

TDDAY’S FIVE BEST RADIUS WEAK, network, h:t;() p. m.—Gen-

New President, His Wife ami "Boss”

' era, aspi . n the so-caited ,

1 named chairman and Mi

Mayor

Wi* try to ni tented tti''.! in the moat nt Hithlp c 'Hit* > li *

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Demo rstic stronghold-, cl Hagao in Hudson County. 1 ariff C?me First

Th* fli t uf our |ij|| • - which have i v ' i f -'urity and t.zpauslon of em ploynvnt has he-i the enr tment of

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Titled M. P. Visits Homeland

Burks a- -ei retary-treasure. of the ■ 1029 ri union and they wi re elected. The following members writ* present from a distance: Mr. and Mrs. Ierone* McCormick, Mr. Samuel Ben | ford and daughtei- Loi- and Hilda | Mae, Cennersvillc, I’enn.; Mi-. Lena Kirk in children, Ea-t MiKee-port ! I'enii.; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Freeman and M . and Mrs. Roy Ozmcnt, Ind-| ianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Dai. i land son, Jamestown; Mrs. Daniel I i Reel and daughter, Montezuma; Mr.-.

Hilda Smith. Montezuma.

Mr. and M:Iz*(* McCullough, (Tayi (Tty; Mr. and Mrs. William Heath,] Mr. and Mr . Arthur Torr, Mr.-. Ellen H’ath und daughter, Mr. aiuli Mrs. Harry Davi-, and -on, Mr. and! Mrs. Hairy Smith and chil ren all of] Terre Haute,; Frank Smith of Columbus, Mr. and Mr-. CL ude Phillips, Mr. Paul Pirkrt and da ighter- and Mr. Willard Pickett, Brazil; Mr. aiui Mr:;. Harve Menet, Greencastle. The reunion was a dei ided success in every lespert. Much credit i- due Mr-. George Fox and Mrs. Greeley I

Huffman for its ruccc

REA!) THE DAILY FANNER

the unit of the product.

This is a filnt effort to describe I'a equalization fee. After the n<l< piion of this platform, Governor Smltli was quoted in t!ie newspapers as raying that he wa* opposed to the fee, lint that ho pie Iged that the mechanics would be devised through conference* will) tin friends of agriculture to for mulate a legislative program to curry out his pl.lMorrn pledges. This is the same prob’i m over which a diRputthas been raging for eighi year*, fhe Democrat! platform simply aids more confusion to an already eon

fused situation.

j "The pledge of Herbert Hoover ts M iry | definitely , rtain. Ha knows in advance bow this problem er.a he handled. Ai. conference be mils will be merely for the purpose of arranging specific details. Hi* pledge ereat - tho i , -rlmental stag,* of such a program. He believes agriculture ran be organ!, d to where it will be self

and by reason of h'B nd experience, he Is In a re be can nead that or-

NBC and COLUMBIA NETWORK l:L r > p. m.—World Serb . WJZ, network, 0:.TO p. m.—Boxy

and his gang.

WEAK, network, 7:20 p. m. Gyp-

sies.

FAMOUS (OUGH

FKESC KIITION

( ontains Nn ( hlnroforni Or

Other Harmful Drug-

I he use of o" dicines - ont i ning chloroform or dop,- f„ relicv. cnugliing i- dangeio" and unn ■ - - ary. Now anyone ca get cpiick in n’ Iii'f with a fain,id n -ciiiition called Thoxinc, whid . chlorofrm or other harmful diug and . .-;,f,-

and pie i-ant t,, take.

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siistninlng, knowledge position s janlzatiou.'

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nio-t in-tantly. I syrups and pat-

excellent foi lief guaranti • d 36i., Mc>( a

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the cough al- ' iipi rior to cough medicines. .Also Ihi at. Quick rcymir money back. fib. Bold b\ Sti v1,11 . and all other

Creaking Him in Early

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Sings Hoover Praises

A DAME MARATHON

Lady Astor, without whom the British Parliament wouldn't be th« gstne, photogi aphed with I _r daughter, Phyllis, when they arrived ir tit’” Y.Qrjt_ior.a brief yjjil.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Oct. (1. _ Dancers from all over (he southern part of Indiana are expected to he tntered when the dunce marathon— Monrm - o ■ tty’a f- r t ct iMtat Ava\ here Oct. 12 at the Cascade

GYM In B| i INlsHEi)

UNION’VII I I , | . Oct. 8 (UP) -The Uafemvillo sch ml gym: a ium

is to be finished , lt a , , st of which will cover th. addition

roof, ceiling, fui

ing room, etc.

rnace, -bowers, die.-.

BOT H \ N K I I s BROKEN BLOOMIN(i ION. Ii,,;., Oct. H (UP) Eller Comb . :-s. of o.ditic, uffer- ! H, tw " hl " k " * at result of bung struck by „ dummy engine at th- I rigid! stone quarry it Hon It was said Combs had fallen a |,,,, |

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Miss Minon Talley hs* Joined the rank* of Herbert Hoover supporter* j

Todd’s Toggery 20 East \\ ashington Sr.

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Clan -ice Mitchell, the St. Louis Cardinal hu fl « r *J*’ ^ htle waiting for cne of the World Series games to ^ h‘> icn, Clarence, Jr., th« correct v/ay to throw a b 31 --