The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 April 1929 — Page 4
THE GREENCASTEE DAIEY BANNER, TUESDAY, APRIE 9, 1929.
Thi*? is the ZjURWER
Do You Know Thai— New Process Oil Cook Stoves are equipped with the Famous Lorain High Speed Oil Burner? iff The inside perforates of the Chimney are covered by a 10 year guarantee?, lit The Short Chimney oil stove is the most efficient?
The Giant Chimney can be used on any of the burners, and still use the same size wick? iff These are a few facts worth investigating be* fore you buy that Oil Stove. This; is the STOVE
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dianapolis spent tho week-end with with Mr. and Mrs. Hruce Yountf. The Ladies Aid of the Caiman M. E. Church will meet April 17, 11)29 at the home of Mi.-s Zola Mershcr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manaus of Indianapolis visiU'd Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Clark. Mr.-. Rose Burford of Frankfort is visiting a few days with her daughter Mrs. Ida Rice and family. Mrs. Danna Crosby of Greencastle spent Friday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Call, and attended the funeral of Uncle Tip Wilson in the aftc rnoon. Mr . Cora Perkins of Indianapolis was here Saturday looking after busines- and visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Calhoun and daughter f Indianapolis visited Satuiday night and Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Riley King and children spent Sunday with Mrs. Emma
Kelly.
Mrs. ,1. IV. Talbctt was a business visitor in Indianapolis Saturday. Mr. and Mi . VVra. Dixon and daugh ter vi. it'(1 Sun ay with Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Dixon west < f town. Miss Nell Lockridge of Greencastle spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lockridge. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fuller were Sunday guests - f Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hillis at Ladoga. Mr. and Mr . Harvey Randal and family of Kokomo were visiting friends in town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robt Crosby and son Johnnie were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Galen Irwin. Mis. Paul Sutherlin an 1 son are visiting a few days with her mother Mrs. Applby at Valpariso. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Alps and children of Indianapi lis, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Crosby.
Inppenlatz. Mrs. Elsie Jarvis of new Ross and Melvin Cline of Crawfordsville visited Sunday with the latter’s mother Mrs. Matt Cline. Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Stroube and daughter Doris Helen spent Sunday with relatives at Reelsville. MAN SHOOTS SELF INDIANAPOLIS, Apr. !>. (UP) — Because he was unable to effect a reconciliation between himself and his wife, Charles Case, 42, shot himself in the head, dying later in a hospital. Case had met his wife, Pearl, after she completed her day’s work at a manufacturing plant and accompanied her home. They held a conversation in front of the woman’s home and then the wife went in. A half hour later he shot himself. Because Case failed to provide for the couple's three children was the reason the woman would not accept the reconciliation, police said.
Neuritis Fains Vanished When He Got Konjola New Medicine Restored His Health— Also Ended Suffering From Stomach Trouble.
MOTHER SAVES SON
INDIANAPOLIS, April, 9 (UP)— A two-year-old son and hi- mother today were treated for burns, received when the mother dashed into a
flaming room to rescue her son who j|]> JOHN STOKES was buried beneath a file of burning .., t is a pi eas ure for me to recomwail paper. mend and indorse Konjola,” said Mr. The blaze occurred at tho Spiritual-' John stoke . S| livin>J at the Morning-
iot Church, causing damages estimat-
ed at $1,000.
The mother, Mrs. Bertha Chambaugh, had left her son Paul, in a Seance room, she heard screams and hurried into the room to find the boy beneath u pile ef wall paper which had fallen from the ceiling. It was believed to have been ignited by a defective flue. Doth were burned badly.
SYNAGOGUE ROBBED CHICAGO, April 9. (UP) -
men, armed with shotguns and volvers, invaded a meeting at
Five
rethe
Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lock- First Roumanian Synagogue last
ridge spent Sunday with the latter’s night and robbed members of $75,000
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Sallust of in money and jewels,
ni ir Stile ville. Eighty members of the congrega-
Mr. . Janie- Henry i.- visiting thisltion, including Victor Phillips of Bu week with relatives at New Ross. [ charest, representative of the Or. and Mi . C. C. Collins visited j manian government, and the
Sun ay with their daughter Mrs. manian consul, were made victims of i health.”
Miss Jacobs On ' Chimney Swift (Continued from page one) The reason fur this is that they lly 1 when they can get the most insects j For the same reason they sometimes | lly high and sometimes lower. When | they fly low you can look for rain hut i it is not because the swifts know it is going to rain. The air is moist and heavy before a rain and insects do not fly high up in the air. Swifts also lly in company with | swallows over the water of a river, | pond, artificial lake or any other small body of water. It is interesting to I watch them dip and take a drink as they skim over the water. No doubt j they dip deep enough to take a hath
sometimes.
They are more numerous in towns and villages now than in the woods. Insects may he more plentiful there and we do kn w that chimneys are. They are safest in chimneys that are not in use, hut often use one that is used only during the winter, for they do not expect people to have a fire after they return or before they leave. They scatter about in small chimneys during nesting time but after this they roost in large companies in a large chimney if one is about. Almost every city or town has a great tall brick chimney that belongs to some shop or mill that is no longer used but is left standing. The man who leaves such a chimney stand as long as it is strong and solid is a benefactor to his city for surely it is a good thing to have the small in-
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side Club, South Bend, Indiana, ‘‘because it elided all the miseries 1
suffered.
“The awful neuritis pains seemed a part of my life for the past three years. The ailment settled in any arms and shoulder.-. Then my stomach became affected and the disorder-
ed condition of the organs brought on j sects destroyed by chimney swifts, intense suffering after each meal. | Before chimneys were built in this Large quantities of gas formed that country these birds used hollow trees pressed against my chest and lungs. | and some do so still. Large sycamore “I was prompted to buy Konjola by j trees are often hollow from the botthe testimonials I had been reading tom to the very top and swifts are in the newspapers. The neuritis pains j known to roost and nest in these. No had eased up so much 1 was scarce-1 doubt more are used than are known ly troubled at all. There is not an j of. It shows how birds can change ache or pain in my body. My stom-' their habits when the change is a good uch i.~ functioning perfectly. All my ' one, for they had to use hollow trees new health is due to Konjola and for and caves and such natural places be-Rou-jthat reason I shall always indorse fore there were any chimneys here. Rou- this medicine to anyone who is in ill W’e must not think that they do
their flying without a noise. Their
though they were roosting chimney.
choosing their
C ounty Notes
Marion Rice and sen at Rosedale. ! the robbery. I Konjola is sold in Greencastle at twittering or chippering is one of the Mr. and Mrs. James Go-lin of Ind-! Rings were stripped from the fing-'the Owd Drug store and by all the | most noticeable things about them, innapolis visited Sunday with Mrs. ers of women. Wallets and tiepinslbest druggists in all towns through-; You may not think of looking up and
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•I >hn Arvnett and Mrs. James Henry.'were taken from the men. Each vie- out this entire section.
Mrs. Laura Perkins visited Sunday tim, after being searched was ordered with her daught r Mrs. Celell Bain from a line along the wall and forced and family at Russellville. I to lie down on the floor. Miss Margaret and Roy Wilson of I o Indianapolis visited Sunday with the ; PROF. WILLIAM HUNG DELIVERS
f rmers parents Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
There was Sunday School and Rogers and son Robert,
church at the Canaan M. E. church Mr. an I Mrs. Melvin Frazier and Sunday April 7th. daughter spent Sunday with the for-
Mr. and Mr-. Ros F. Hassler spent mers parents Mr. and Mrs. the week-e d with Mr. and Mrs. Roy j brazier wt -t of town.
Beaman of Dia.il. i .Mis- Kathylene 1 ppendlatz return-] what the papers tell you if you want
SECOND HORIZON LECTURE “New Educational Movements in China” was the subject of Prof. William Hung’s lecture in the second
Abner Horizon lecture delivered here in M -
harry hall last night. “Don’t believe
Mi Evelyn M. Young spent the j ed to her school work in Indianapilis week end v. i.h Mr.-. Matilda Deaman. I after spending the pring vacation Mr. and Mi-. .Marion Young of In- with her paients Mr. and Mrs. G. I).
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to live long and happy,” said Profes--or Hung in referring to the general concept that on country has of another. Many Americans think China a land of famine, horror, and unrest. On the other hand China has her own concept of America; she wonders if the , movies and gang wars are typical. If thi' people of each country would put themselves in each others place they would he able to see things in true perspective. The Chinese have lived peacefully for 5000 years. They are peaceful, patient, and easily governed. The Chine-e ask no more when they have the necessities of life. This contentment la-t-ed for centuries hut the rise of selfish leader- brought on the Civil War. “No other Nation,” said the speaker, “would stand what China has stood the la t two decades.” “Nationalism is down with Imper iali.-m. The cry is down with Feudalism.” This is not the kind of feuralism that we associate with the Dark Ages but a type of psychology which has been developed and has kept the Chinese people passive and -ubmissive for ages. This feudalism will be subdued only through agitation. The National givemment is making some headway toward breaking down feudalism in* j the territi ry that it has gained but it j will be a long process, j “Educatiin in China has always been | for the ari tocratic few." The Chinese I I tongue is not hard to speak after one 'has mastered so difficult language as the English. Dut the Chinese language is hard for the Chinese. They have no grammer books from which to study. “There must be a new type of composition in the Chinese languaga,” •aid the .-peaker. “We must write like we talk.” The Chinese vocabulary could only be mastered after years of study. A National tongue must be taught. A National Movement has brought out a grammer of 0500 words which! can be taught to the average illiterate child in ninety-six hi urs over a period of six weeks at a cost of twelve cents in American money. Dut in a land where there are 450,000,000 souls it will take year- to educate the new China. Confucius’ ideal was to make the individual and educated member of the intermediate society. With an education the Chinese can share with the worl I. There are many new movements in
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may not know there are birds flying overhead if they did not keep up a constant calling, thus making the game cf getting a living more exciting just as girls’ and boys’ games are made much more exciting by their
calls and yells.
Swifts will fly in a great flock about in the air and then suddenly will go pouring like water into the ' large chimney that is their resting place. They will hang there and rest awhile and then come pouring out again. It is not yet known exactly where they spend the winter. When winter is coming on and insects are getting scarce they leave suddenly. This is any time during the first half of October about here, and have been trac- | ed to the southern shore of our country. They return just as suddenly I early in April. Any time during the first half of the month winter will de- | 0WI» OV/IIIG 111*7111111^ liy m ing overhead. They have even been
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' BERT IYTELL Gertrude Ol mstead Lilyan Tashman ... Merry Mix-ups and Strange Adventures
TODAY’S (OMKDY “Match Making Mammas" TOPICS AND FA ALLS Thursday and Frida,v| “TDK (RITTER”
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C OLOR THIS CHIMNEY SWIFT
China. They will help to bring feudal- Mary Yati , 1~, above right, Wilton, Conn., schoplgirl, was shot and killed jism down by all sacrifice. "This pain' by Edwin J. .Melhuish, 11, father of her school chum, when she resisted his I comes with an increasing struggle Attentions i- he was driving her home in his car, above left, wrecked during I hut such a n dn iIwm- ,| l .,„. p ,„u ’ th, ir struggles. Melhuish then killed himself by eating a poison-soaked | ' * a ,orange and firing a shot into his brain. Below, hollowed hook found in car new movement. j,, which Melhuish had seyreted gun and poiaon.
School INSTRUCTIONS FOR COLORING This picture of the Chimney Swift or Chimney Swal |nW . •Y ‘■•■'P it, is a little different than the previous picture ^ > # I hi- picture represents the rough interior of a <' lin ' ' • n( j blad 1 n ivt* a dark sooty appearance. I'se shades of ^ ar ^, u ,,0 i V '; r( j a little gray here and there to represent moitar. 11 ' ' |. r own ^ ored almost the same as the inside of the chimney, a'”"*, . hr"* 1 ’ with gray throat and breast, black eye and beak, tne 1 eo av with black shadows; the four eggs should be nlnie- ^ the opening where a few bricks have fallen out we can ' -1 sk.v, iiie hiue gray distant hills, the green tree wdli ,l ‘, „!• f l the veilow house with its gray roof and red chinincv • (l f in" Swifts are flying. The top surfaces of the brick at th' [Clul f ai’ ,i ,n K sh« uld Im* colored a brick red. Draw a line around up to this lint*.