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' HAILSTORM TAKES HEAVY TOLL RICHMOND, Ind., J u | y i (UP)— A small glacier of ice remained for three days after the terrific hailstorm which took a heavy toll of the crops here. The glacier was formed of hail stones washed from fields into a gulley loading to a road culvert. A drainage tube wa> clogged by it and a part of the highway washed away

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MAM ATTEND PAGEANT ROCKPORT, Ind., July 2 (UP) - Four Rockport residents will portray a.- many stages in the life of Abraham Lincoln at Rockport Friday wh' ti a pageant, “When Lincoln Went Flatboating from Rockport,” will he presented as a Fourth of July program by dc-cendants of boys and girls who were playmates of Lincoln when he and his family were Spencer county residents. Lincoln, as a seven-year old hoy, will be the role of Frederick Halbruge; at the age of fourteen, Cyrus Levitt; as a young man, Millard Huffman, and the saddened man in 1844, by William Parsley. Thousands of visitors from Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois are expected to attend the pageant.

Edith Akers, Floyd township woman, was granted a divorce from Mort Akers, b, the Putnam circuit court this afternoon, on ground** of cruel and inhuman treatment and nonsupport. Her former name of Edith Musgrocc also was restored by the court.

JURY TRIM. THURSDAY

The Putnam County petit jury has been summoned Thur.-day to hear the damage suit of the Clay Products Company against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, which was venued here from Clay county. The plaintiff see^ damage for pottery broken in shipment. Dr. and Mrs. John A Egan hav* returned from a honeymoon trip to Colorado Springs, Colo., where they spent two wedks following their mar fiage at Greenfield, June 1!) They are at home in the Colt Apartments Dr. Egan will be associated with Dr. W. .1. Krider in an office over the First National Bank

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INDIANAPOLIS, July 2 (UP)Six bouts will supply the supporting for Primo Camera’s exhibition at the Indianapolis American) Association baseball park here Thursday night, it was announced totlay by promoters There will be four straps of six rounds each and a pair of four roun* era before the giant Italian mauler steps two rounds each -with oppon cuts yet to be named It will be Prime's first appearance in this city BAD At ( IDENT

• hie of the large auto transports operated by the Central Drive Awaj System, of Indianapolis, was wrecke* when it landed at the bottom of ) teep embankment at the west end of the National road bridge over th< Pennsylvania tracks just east of Crox • reck about 8 o'clock Saturday night Flic accident happened when Raj Van Disc, local manager for the In dian Refining Co., attempted to pas.the west bound transport which \\a mi it way to Robinson, III, with foui new Ford cars, and crashed into tin transport in an effort to avoid ii collision with Attorney B. C. Craig

who was driving cast.

The accident happened just as as the transport and Van HiseV cai were crossing the overhead bridge. When the Van Hiso car struck the side of the transport one of the driv ig rods was snapped in two and thi driver of the traa-port lo-t control of his machine and it dashed down th< embankment on the .north -ide of the road just at the west end of th) bridge. Two of the wheels of *.ht transport were wrecked hut the Ford.on the trailer were not damaged. Vai Hisc's auto also struck Attornej Craig's car and slightly damaged it \ in Hisc's car was badly damaged in the crash with the transport and David Fisher, who wa.- with Van Hise was painfully injured. -Brazil Times (. \soi.im. TAX < ou t < HONS S8.II78.«!»8 IN SIX MONTHS

Features Mary \Htor, Lloyd Hughes In New Radio Production Telling a dramatic story of the consequences of the "elopment” craze, unthinking marriage, and the pitfalls of headstrong love, Radio Pictures newest all-talking production, “Runaway Bride" comes to the Voncastle Theatre tomorrow for a run of two lays. Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes, teamed together for the first time in talkies although famous for their ■haracterizations together in the silent days of the screen, arc featured

in this film.

Donald Crisp has directed a story if strength and Action out of the Iramatic situation of an elopement hat breaks itself up on the wedding ■ve. Adapted from the play “Cooking j Her Own Goose,” by lyolita Ann West man and H. H. Van Loan . “Runaway Bride” retains all the ingredients of I •his delightful and popular stage play fane Murfin, famous motion picture writer, adapted the story and dialogue for the talking screen The east includes, besides Miss A - or and Mr. Hughes, David Newell Natalie Moorhead, Maurice Black "aul Hurst, Francis MacDonald, E*l- , r ar Norton and others. Addl'd Thursday and Friday at the voncastle will bo an all-talk comedy 'Chills and Fever” and the sound novTonight Dorothy MacKaill in “Hard To Get” the Vitaphone all talker will have it’s final showing.

Gasoline tax collections for the first six months of Dt.'tO totaled $8,078,7 T»l*8.!)0, ns compared with $6,513,220.50 in the same period last year, according to the monthly report of Leland the office of Archie N. Bobblitt -tat* auditor, Collections in June were $1,083, .i 10.17 or a gain of $ 112,352.81 over June of last year. The total gallonage on which taxes were collected was • 1,068,59m i Refunds f-.r tin month were $132,063’42, The report also showed that the total refunds since July last year are greater than during any other twelve ! month period since the gas tax was levied. Refunds are made when the gasoline is Used for purposes other than highway transportation. Refunds for the last twelve months totaled $1,063,381.55.

FOOTBALL SEASON TICKETS ON SALE BY PURDUE AUG. I LAFAYETTE, July 2 (UP) — Ticket sales for Purdue university’s home football games for the 1030 season will open August 1, it was announced today by ('. S. Doan, manager of ticket -ales. Only orders received on August 1 and thereafter will be honored, Doan said. Baylor, on th*' southwestern conference, will be the first team to appear in tin- enlarged Ross-Ade stadi uni, October 4. The Wisconsin Bad gers will invade the Boilermaker stronghold, October 25, anil Butler and Indiana on November 15 and 22, respectively. Four conference away from home will complete the fall schedule. In •hose games Purdue will meet Michigan, Iowa, Illinois and Chicago.

MEN Our Clothing D<*|>arlmenl will be u Goin^ To Town"" from now oil And you will not wonder at it when you brisk in and look over the fine line of Men's suits we are offering at I he M A\ LOW PRICE of $19.75

PE \NUT BI ITER MUFFINS 1-2 cup peanut butter. 1 egg. I 1-2 cups flour. 1-2 teas|>oori .-alt. 1 cup milk 1-2 cup sugar. level teaspoons baking powder. Alternate milk and well beaten egg with peanut butter. Gradually add to try ingredients which haxe been -ift'd three times. Add sugar last and heat vigorously. Bake in medium hot oven 25 minutes BUSINESS INCREASES The American Tobacco Company, one of the largest manufacturers of •igarettes and other forms of tobacco, broadcasts the new that its profts for the first five months of 1930 were double what they were the first 'ive months of 1929. A substantial increase in the volume of business was shown. This would indicate that the people still have plenty of money for some purposes, chiefly pleasure. The people of the United States will give up almost anything else than their pleasures a on*' can readily see by visiting theaters, swimming pools, watching the number of Sunday motorists, park visitors and the like Nor does this applj" to just a few people, but to practically all of us. Nor : s there anything wrong in this atti tude, for, after all, most of us are striving that w-e may enjoy life. Boma pcoplt enjoy one thing and some ansther. One man may enoy eirarrettes, another driving a car, another sightseeing or traveling; another a good house or the ownership of much property. Other people, especially the women, enoy their clothes. It is an ininteresting study to not*- the thing' that different persons deny themaelv. es when their income is reduced Not is it proper that one person sitoulh criticize th*' other for differing in this respect.

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•Nimms of mornig watch. Mrs. E. U. [ ttilliains, Terre Haute, will lie bugler. Special features for the week will include a “mother and daughter” banquet, July 8; home missionary ul dre.-s-, Wednesday evening, July '.), by Mr-. Byron Wilson, Greencastle, and 1 a foreign niisisonary address Thur.-- ! day evening. By Mr Mina Malek, of J Africa. A pageant will be pre-onted i Friday night. A Three-M Gamp for the older girl and a junior camp will he conducted in connection with the school. In tie Thrce-M camp, Mrs. C. A. Hisey, of South Bend, will hi- superintendent,! with Misses Xxle Welsch, l lis, and Carmen Sharp, Crawfords- \ ville, assistants. Mrs. ('. ('. Pearce,; Jack-on Heights, will be in charge of tin junior camp, assisted by Mrs. Frank Keimaq, Chicago, ami Mr-. W. V. Day, Royal Center.

A lecture by William A. (Billy) Sunday, Saturday evcing, August 9, will feature th*' ehautuu program. High cias- musical and dramatic entertainment has al-o been booked for the ID days.

.85,00(1 I OR INDI \ N \ I \l \ ERST! 1 BLOOMINGTON, July 2 (UP) —A $5,1 nil yift ha been added t<> the fund fur the election and e*iuipnient of the propo-cd Union building at Indiana univeisit*. It wa- turned over to th*' school by Mr. and Mrs. James W'. l e-ler. Feslcr has been president of the I. U. Board *>f Trustees, since 1919. Construction of the Union building is expected to lx- started sometime within a year. It i.- a part of the war memorial building program, a are the stadium and women’s dormi tory, already completed.

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MXTTI.EGROl ND NEW S LAFAYETTE, duly 2 (UP) - A -chool of mi.-.-ions, tieginning Sunday, July 6, anil continuing one week until July 12, will open the 193*1 sum mer session of the Battle Ground assembly, eight miles north of here, adjacent to the historic Tipia-canoe battlefield Building.-, ground- and recreational facilities are in readiness for u-**, and programs have been completed for the entire session. An Epworth League Institute, for young people, will follow- the school of missions, on July 13-19; next will be a summer school of religious education, July 21 to August 1, anil last will come the Bible conference and Chautauqua, t-et for August 1-10. The length of the session has been extended this year from four to five weeks. The mission school will be in charge of Mrs. Anna M. Bloomer, Terre Haute, as dean. Other members of the executive committee are Mrs. G. It. Simms, Lafayette; Mrs. J. J. Hunt, Rensselaer; Mrs. Ida H. dyne, Monticello; Mrs. Mary E. Ostrom, of Greencastle; and Mrs. C. E. Walz, South end. Instructors for the week will include Mrs. R. Malek, Chicago; Mrs. H. Olin Cady, Evanston, 111., Mi.-.-ion Study books; Mrs. A. H. ackus, Peru, normal; Mrs. W’alz will be in charge of vesjHTs and Mrs.

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