The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 November 1928 — Page 4
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, ed him an imposter worthy il ih ath. j The world in general making to hin a purely intellectual approacli < a ini' i' to the conclusion that he was one nt
i the prophets. But his disciple*, who 1 aM( j pleasant fm the whole family. Al* jhad left all to follow him, had put . ; • Ih nt ft ,,,r 1 thn ,! at * .^.!! ,cl !:nr
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Dr. Taylor procccoeii to now how tenaciously the Church through tho centuries ha- clung to this M" sianu conception of Jesus, pointing out ‘ oe various attempt.- througli tin ye n which have been made to .-id titu therefore some rationalistic coiiu p. • easily defined in terms of oui humanity. He -howed hew short lived and ineffective these ratiouaii in movements have been. His conclu. i"ii was that what our needy iniinun i 1 ture requties i not a supeil live ' \ ample of a human climb tow.11 (> >d, liut a satisfying assurance of (iod re iemptive interest in us. I he l hureh ^ ^ has insistently believed that in .1 1 we have just such a-suraneo. (hi' 1 ianity’s one great message to the world is thi- mcs.-age of redemption. The speaker then quoted the < = j stirring words of lli-hop McDonnell, from his address to the Metliodi t J Men’s meeting in Indianapoli in 11)1 I.
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i'discovered in him something n . ie Mthan a prophet, ‘‘The ( hri-t, the S. 11 ; I of the living (iod. - ’ They foun I liini ; every inch a man, and more than a [ man,—the Messiah, the expect' . '.m ! the fulfillment of the woild’ loiip hope, Immanuel, (iod with u ■, all lv.it God could he in man and all that man
could be in God.
VONCASTLE
THE
PERFECT
CRIME
TODAY AND TUBS.
Holmes, the UL’7 champion. who finished fifth. There were 15 buskers I
in the field.
Klincr Williams <>f Stark county | ,• as • "iid with ii(. ! 1 bushels. Orville Welch of Platt c inty was third with '
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Give BROOK (Jmte nicta Vulfy MARSHALL 6/m/i//BRU5E
M AT. 2:15 o\ix . Wghtmp 1 ': 1 ®t~25e Terrific Melo-Dramatic Love Story „f A Hetectiv* ( '"»ne Mad Uj, h •he Desire t 0 a , Murderous £((«:
SPK( IAL MID.MGH'I SHOW TMiSDAY NIGHT With Complete ( hange in Program. Hex Office Open at lOt.TO Whlmi'bi Show starting at 11 Cntil 777 77 ADMISSION 10c—25c
\T 1IIK (in AN ADA “T he V\ liei I of Chance” is not a about ti great gambling halls of .Monte Carl", nor has it anything whatever to du with devices of chance. The newest Kichard Bartheimess ,:i ling feat lie which comes to the 1 la iad.i theater today for two days, lia- giy u tin impression, because of • title, that tlie story revolved ,1 iui:d tiie f m ii.- roulette wheel. As 10 tter of l.i . I’oulettr,” the title • f I uniiie Hin t’s story from which t 1 film w;i nude, was derived from Pie familiar t le that in roulette whpn bl.n k wins nd must lose, and vice
TONIGHT ANDTUES.
AI it HEROES PERISH
PRKSCOrr, Aiiz., Nov. 5.—Blindbd by a driving rain storm and lost an fog, two heroes of the air, ( apt. C. B. I). Collyer, pilot, and Harry Tu' k r, owner and passenger, of the
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wa 1 ! in Crook canyon, on Saturday J of the fuselage bearing the name, j
AT I ill: \<)N< VS'lT.i;
will rest Chiistianity’s case upon I lirtraying . genius for the un-
Angeles, Saturday afternoon at t):29, jono word, RLDE.MI I ION, and 1 w )'• j r;i„ny, and weinl, I’ort Glcnnon, di- . .1 keeping a bu i» I risk Christianity’ case ' ■ . • “1 Perfect Crime,” now rngagfmont in New York City IHEni'H'MEK. In an> Ian*! I bowinpf at th< Voncastle Theater and today. in any hour I will face the sin, the snr-1 . ontinui , 1|f through Tuesday, has un1’ai k mulo- won; expected to bring , row > strife, the hate, the shanu . ,] l([| | ) t l . l || v (n mcht the mystery picthe hodic.- down to the highway, j the death of that world with th it| tur ,, | () jj (, best state of perfecwill lie brought here. I Person, the Redeemer, and with H>ai|i:, lM p, date with the release of this
likable il. mn written by Wilh ni l,e Haion from tlie original
they
/amous transcontinental monoplant' 1 whoi
Yanke" ii odlc, were k:!!''l when (ii. Fhcit wa >f the Ynnket "tt 1 ’, lii Redemption. 11" mo crashed against the side of I* i.dle worth salvaging. One strip - emer, and with that message
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9ARTUELMESS
WHEEL
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A "Jiiat HotloMl Pctvra
See now an I nfaithlnl W oman's lies brings two Losl Hrothers together, lighting each oilier, one for Fame- the other lor
“OtTt Oil K 1 " " CRKtij ( M ARA( n iu/ A TIONS, ENTER.1 TAIN MEM THAT SI’INS FOR ALL.
MU DAVIDSON IOMKDY FOX NEWS
R' cm|ition. The Redeemer i Christ j
-tory by Israel Zangwill. "The Perfect. Crime” reveal the mental workings of a detective who, a genius in his profession, becomes
olises-ed v. i h tlie idea of committing a murder which no one can solve. The ciime, inn e • ommitted, he watcho with cynical inten . I the efforts of
detectives to .solve it, until, 1 conscience und the p an? . „f | ov himself, effects a solution ot “clueles . crime.’’
with I served to help identify the plane. j ianity’s gift to mankind. The redornpfrom Tlie fatal crash, which snuffed out *'” n 11 ^ •' 1 hristianity - pm
po.-e for mankind. I would nut elo:the -tieet to give India a new thcolo gy; India has more theology
night. The Yankee Doodle Collyer and Tucker was enrout
I/Os Angeles to New Yolk, -c<kiiig tin liv - ul two of aviation’s most to establish a m’w West-to-Kast re- prominent tiL’iiri p apparently took cord. The plane on Oct. 24, had •( place between 7:20 and K o’clock Sat-
new Ka-t-to-Wi>t mark.
1 urday night. A monoplane was re- , : ported seen over a little cluster of
Scattered hits of an plane wreckage , . • 1 ’ 1 . . , , ■ in n 1 p pro.-pectors cabins about five ’ ' • , ' 1 mil. from here, about 7:20. At that |earching partie th, tory of t wa , lilt that the tor ap Frei k and re ulted m po it:.. id< n 1 r ... , , , , , parcntly w ... ,.,,.11, tibcation of the aircraft and the bod- , j | j nr
fe.« of Collyer and Tu kcr.
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It was believed by members of the sheriff's searching party, which found the stiewn wreckage late Sunday, that the craft had struck the canyon side with a tremendous force and that the heavy load of gasoline ex-
ploded with the impact.
The open parachutes of the pil< t and the pa-senger indicated that th" pair, realizing their plight too late, 'had made an effort to jump. Their landing flares had also been relea "d. J. B. Tomlinson, manager of the Storm Cloud mines wa the only 1 ye witness of the crash. He said he heard the plane 1 "me down through the canyon sputtering a- if the motor , was failing, and after it had .-( raped the tree tops for a distance, crashed. He said a loud explosion immediately followed the crash. The rugged character of the terrian did not enable - searchers to reach the scene of the tragedy until late yesterday when a 20-yeurlnld youth, Frank Shields, found the scattered remains of the
proud cross-continent
plane.
Only the fact that the rocks were plowed away at the p t where the plane hit enabled the . a rebels to fix the exact location of the crash, for ports of the craft were scattered for more than a quarter of a mile along
the mountain side.
I 'tter- and photograph-, along with B few personal effects of the flier-, served to identify them as ,the two
who hopped (tf at Mines field, I.os night.
M\ Ml ATTAN Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wright and granddaughter Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rrann called on Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright Tuesday evening. A large crowd attende I the Carnival at the Manhattan school Tuesday
evening.
Misses Ethel Roberts and Elsie Mae Brntton called on Miss Dovir Suhlett Monday evening. Mrs. Lucille Herbert pent Wednesday with her mother Mrs. Anna Fel-
low- of Greencastle.
Albert Hutche.-on and son’s of Greencastle pent Sunday with Mrs. Hannah Mullenix and sons. Mr. and Mr-. Clark Herbert visited Sunday with Mr. and Mr-. Russell
Rockbill at Fern.
Mrs. Mark C’rou. er spent Monday afternoon with friends t Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bratton, daughter an 1 .-on were in Indianapolis
Thur.-day evening.
Mrs. Mont Budges of 1’utnamvilte
tec "id holding and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wright and Mi II. (’. Wright .-pent
Monday afternoon at Brazil. .Mr. and Mr-. Frank Jarrell of
Hr nil called nil her parents Mr. and Mr.-. <'. E. Lewi.- Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Danherry of
Ohio, spent the w> ck end with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. O. P.
Wright.
Mrs. Albert Green of Hadleytown • alle i on Mr-. Frank Green, Tuesday
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it ean understand. I would not cross the street to give Cniaa a le v. cede of ethic ; < hinn has a va-tly I" ti t r thi al rude th . eihic..' Bfi m< aid nut <:r" th t t ■ inn a new religious litcMiure; u
Japan has a better religious literature than religious life. But I would go around thi wiuld again an i yet again,
if God willed, to tell India an Chin
and Africa and Japan and the rest "f
the world, of the redemptive love "I God in Jesus Christ, the World'.- IL
deemer.”
The conclusion of the -ermon wa that each one must discover Jesii for him.-elf, and that the rli.-covery he will make will be determined very largely by the angle of hi- approach to the question, “Who wa .L 11.." The Pharisaical approach of elf ion ; ceit, self- satisfaction, an I impatien with restiaints upon the -elfi h impulses will find nothing in ; ■ t • be desire! and will pronounci him ti" arch-impo.-tor of the centurie I In purely intellectual approach i - not likrly to discover in him 111010 than a prophet of high order, a i"lig '"i. genious without a peer a 11101 g tin sons of men. But the approach of ,11 whole hearted disciple hip, involv.nj the intellect, the affections and tin will, is most sure to diseovoi in .L 11 1 what those early disciple- found, "The Christ, the Son cf the living! God,” a Savior. FILLMOR! Mr. an 1 Mr-. Charles Snodgr.' visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. ami Mrs. Othi Miller nn l family. Mrs. Scehman was a caller in Fill more Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Ea tham call-• ed on Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Day Mon !
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hewn e| spent Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Sara Buis and f: mily. Ellen Jane the daughter of Mi. and Mrs. Fiank Hunter -pent Monday afternoon with her grandmothei Mr Louie Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Day and Mr. Rnscoe Kasthum .-pent Tu' - I iv ifter | noon at the home of Mrs. S-rah
Akins.
Julian Petto i - sick at thi. wiltin' Mrs. Huivcy Owen va a 1 alh i in 1 Fillmore Wednesday afternoon. Mi 1 ; Brown, Mi Smith and son and Mrs. John Wad' visited Wednesday afternoon wit' Mr;. Ragan and daughter Mr. and Mis. C. G D y a d Mr Rcseoe Sa.-tham attended th" funeral of James Akin at Clovcrdale Thur da" afternoon. Sjvi ral from here vent to H dnbri Ige Wednesday night to the ma..-1 quatade party. KNOX COUNTY '• ' N NF" ( urn H' IKING ( B I Ml ION OALVA, 111., Nov. 5.—Walter Oh on of Kn x county today von the annual .ta'e corn husking ch: nirion.,hip. H - hu. k ud an averagt of g'-SO bu 1H« w„n the title from Hx.ulJ
To the Voters ot the Fitth District To those who may have received my lishing- eamj) picture in tlie attitude of smokingacob announcing my candidacy for congress, and supporting same with a few garbled sentences a prohibition, l desire to say that I had nothing whatever to do with sending them out. Tneyuj sent out by my distinguished opponent, the present congressman, and were intended and insult you. Instead they belittle the sender. The same trick was played two yearsagm my mind it is the most contemptable, low down piece of cheap politics ever stooped to by a ei! date for congress. The worst 1 have said about prohibition is as follows: “Personally I have no malice toward anyone, yet, “I hate every evil by Hanley assailed; “I hate prohibition because it has failed. “I hate its corruption, dishonor, and gin. ‘ That work hand in band with the party that’s in. “I hate the deception, the friendships abused, “They use to ensnare—entrap the accused. “I hate tlie red letter of shame that they write, “()n the brow of our youth somewhere every night. “I hate personal ‘wets’, and political ‘drys’, “And the cowardly cuss who straddles and sighs.” The lack of law enforcement we are confronting today in the nation, in the state, and in Fifth congressional district seemingly has its origin in the failure of the government to enf federal prohibition. In other words, the apparent willingness of the present administration' low the Volstead law and the eighteenth amendment to the constitution of the United Suit he used as political footballs has created and cult ivated a lack of respect for law and consti authority which is affecting our government and our society from the highest to the element. I have said that any congressman, who is not obligated otherwise, can command resped the federal laws in the Fifth congressional district, and 1 pledge myself that if elected to gress I will erase from the Fifth congressional district the black stain of political corruption, luck of law enforcement. America must be redeemed. We are drubbed tlie “land of laws and lawlessness.’ " creai mg w omanhood and manhood lor jails and prisons, and we are creating jails and P■ i^ womanhood and manhood. We seem to re joice i n dcmanding more law to enforce and r *. allies to inflict. Our womanhood and manhood should be bu ilders of homes, schools and churches, and homes, schools and churches should he builders ot womanhood and manhood. I appeal to the sovereign people.
I rt m.\ distinguished opponent answer my requ* ;t of August 11 for a count. Lei him say as to what class of the wets or drys ho belongs. Let truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
free ballot aid 2 the people know
bet law reign, instead of licentiousness. Let the government live, instead of the polit ical machine.
This is my “slogan of hate.”
Honor compels every candidate to lie honest ami fair with the people. I have d poie the necessity ot being compelled at this late hour to rf l 1
my campaign, and
political trick.
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Respectfully, HENRY W.
MOORk