The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 July 1932 — Page 3

"HE DATEY BAI"'EE. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA- THURSDAY. JIXY 21.1932.

\SSIFIED ADS —For Sale—

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FOl SALE:— Fine Transparent (Jimmie)

”f'"■ >n ‘ ^ *• *• °“- ?;,T| Mr,. E „th M.Cormick,

daughter of John D. Rockefcllei Sr.. POL SALE—50 lb. capacity refrig the oil magnate, an I at one time on-

eratoi $6.00. Cook’s South End aidered the world’s ri he-t woman is Store Phone 13L 2Q-2t voluntarily taking heavy In.-- s in or- _ FOr ^\i'e—Extra quality fancy ,,er t0 aid the “ little 1Vllows ” "ho

FOP . ALL Lxtra quant) , an \ ^ small investinellt . al her fto , k

orcbj'd gra^ ^eed ^ $i pc,, bushel holdinfrs . Mrs . McCormick refuses to

“get cut from under 1 ’ i.er los e?

Dr. E M Hurst, Cloverdale. 2Q-6p

FOR SALE—One large yeailing that she will not wipe out numerous roan, pure bred shorthorn bull, an investors. It moie of America’, rich extra good one. One pure bred loan people would follow her example c n-

yearlin; heifer, shorthorn. One large roan ^registered shorthorn cow, six years old, a real show cow. Dr. E. M. Hurst. Cloverdale. 20-3p

FOR - \LE Phone 638 L.

White clover honey.

21-2ts

F'OR SALE: Guy Black Spanish home, Northwood. Visitor, welcome. Reasona uly priced for immediate sale. Cash oi terms. 21-lt. FOR BALE: Small farm at a bargain oi easy term.'. Milton Brown.

21-2ts.

ditions would get better quickly.

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Last week the reading public was aroused over the “sweat bux” nuir ler case originating in a Floiida pri.-on amp. Now. thirteen policemen have been jailed at Mineola, Long Bland, barged with the death of a prisonei by “third degree” torture methods.! Some officers like to show theii authoiity but they certainly overstep the lice when their actions result in f he death of a prisoner and they should he punished.

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Berlin is under martial law an I all i old leadeis have hern swept fiom office. ’fhe dictatorship over the en tire state of Prussia give, the gov- ] ernment more power than that exorcised hy Kaisei Wilhelm prior to and dining the World war. Consequo itly ! I this drastic a tion ha precipitated |

FOR RENT—Four room house with (f, L , w 01 . ( constitutional conflict m basem t. In good condition, on east Germany since the founding o! the 1

—For Rent—

FDR RENT: Large garage building on Main stieet in Cloverdale. In bank Hock. Dr. E. M. Hurst, Cloverdale. 20 2 P

! this drastic

Frank in street. Mrs. W. F. Gwinn.

FOl: RENT — Large furnish,ed sleeping rooms. Prices reasonable. Mrs.:J. H. Pitchford. 21-tf

—Wanted—

Reich in 1871. -!* *F A Chicago lawyer, arie-ti l for

speeding, pulled a century old statute on the judge which vested attorneys | with immunity from arrest wliil., go-! ing to and from court- He won the 1 j argument and left the courtroom ■

WA I ED:—One or two hundred without spending a cent i i a line,

baby Ictiiik-, state breed, age and price., R. W. Baldwin, Greencastle, j Ind. R No. 4. It. 1

Married man and son want to rent farm. Grain lent or month, for Sept. 1. References. J. W. Ogden, Cloverdale^ 21-2p — Miscellaneous—

LEAGUE Si VNDINi,

Howard Denny’s motor service. 1023’ South Indiana street. Auto repairs end keys, fender, body and top work. Oxyacytelene welding and cut’ ting. Prices reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cars called for and delivered I'imne hlO-K. Bl-'ip RATS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT LONDON, (UP)—Hats while you wait can now bo obtained in Mayfair by London’s “bright young things.” Aagc Thaarup. clever young Dane, is (ho originator of the idea. He made thuet ‘xclusive models for the United j Pretr cm re-pcndent in eight minutes, 1 the First from a dish rag bought at a nea i liy five and ten cent store, the second out of a piece of blue felt and fnne.c paper, and the third with a piece of floor carpeting and red felt. : Tha.mip uses anything from a shoe *t i ing to i buy’s school-cap to make Ids models. His models follow : the trend of the news. One of the a Hawaiian sun-hat with imitatfcn palm leaves, is named “Mrs. MMk A hat modeled after those worn by clergymen is called “The RecR of Stiffkey.” And the wearers, toojhivp well-known names. Th irup made his first hat when h4 w -ix. His aunt was taking an old hat to pieces ami remodeling it. Thaai up grabbed some old feathers and fashioned a hat out of them. Bio,' Thaarup is doing well. Society is gr lually getting used to his unusual methods. But there is one model which even the “bright young thilg' ’ won’t wear, a hat made of electi • flexible wire and a bell puxhbutto

American Aaaociution W L. Pet Minneapolis f,.v 37 ,<;io! Indianapolis 56 l i 166 Milwaukee 50 11 .132 ' Columbus 42 47 525 Kansas City 4S -is .:,oo Toledo 4S 52 .180 Louisville Til 54 .41!>i St. Paul • 61 ..'165

/imerican League W New York 62 Philadelphia 55 Cleveland 53 Detroit 48 Washington 50 St. Louis 30 30 Boston 21

National League W. Pittsburgh 40 Chicago 48 Boston 47 Philadelphia 46 St. Louis 43 Brooklyn 42 New York 39 Cincinnati 40

L. 28 38 38 41 40 58 67

L. 36 30 42 46 44 47 45 55

Pet. .680 .501 .501 552 .5 (9 .443 .841 .230

Pet.! .577 ’ .552 j 528; .500 | .404 I .472 .4611 .4211

YESTERDAY’S RESULTS American Association Indianapolis, 6-6; St. Louis, 1-4. Kansas City, 7; Toledo, 0 Minneapolis, 15-25; Louisville, 11-3 Milwaukee, 7-6; Columbus. 4 0. American League Washington, 4; Detroit, 1Philadelphia, 8; St. Louis, 5. New Yoik, 7; Chicago, 2. Cleveland, 8; Boston, 1. National League New York, 0: Chicago, 1 Philadelphia, 6; Pittsburgh. 2.

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St. Ixiuis, 16; Brooklyn, 5. ! at Roach dale.

Boston at Cincinnati (played a: part of double-header Sunday).

SOUTHEAST I At KSON Mr. and Mr.--. Mel Wright and son and Mi-. John Bu kinghnm of North Salem spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Brrwei Blaydes. Mrs. Flllen Oakley and son spent Tuesday with Oscar Higgins and wife. Jesse Russell and family called on Tom l/)vett Sunday. M r.and Mrs. Jim Wright and son spent Monday with J. T. Blaydes. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crosby and fam ily spent Sunday with Harry Hoosier

Mr. and Mrs. trthur Eggers and daughter- spent Monday with Mr. and Mis. Lawrence Hester and son. Mr. and Mrs. Elward Evans s|i»-nt Sunday with Mr and Airs. Walter

Boullion.

Mrs. Brewer Blaydes Mr-. Ben Blaydes and Mrs. .lames Wright were in Roachdale Saturday. Mrs. Ina Page nd Zefla Blaydes spent Friday with Rose Crosby and

daughter.

Members of th Willing Workers class if the Chi i 'ian chureh met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Young, neat Roa 1 dale, Sun lay. A large table was pi«ad on the lawn

under the trees. Those present were Ross Morphew and family, Ralph Lovett and family, Chester Pickett and family, Orville Johnson and fain ily, Ed (Jowins and family, Burl M (layer and family. Claude Malayer anil daughter and Jim Miller and family. BRITISH EMPIRE: ECONOMIC CONI F KKNCK AT OTT V\V \ OTTAWA, July 21, (UP) Prime Minister R. B. Bennett of Canada -ent the British ,pnipiic fconomic conference off to a busirtess start today when oe prop sell at the opening session wide extension of the empire preferential tarifl sy.-tem. Bennett spoke in the house of coin-

i'ioii> 'iamb r, as offi ial host to the 275 d'-legati Instea i of the usual I'ormal ■poo 'li of wel nn he outlined what Canada has to offer to other empire units and what -lie expects in

ref um.

Resubmitting his plan for preferential tariffs, offered unsucicksfully at 1 .on Ion, Bennett said: "We will propose that the United Ring ! shall e\tM.d the principal 1 f Ivr pie-ent taril' preference to natural or- duet . And on otlr part vv" ate prepared to make, thv (jge ♦ j ary a-'j O tint ts in cur tariffs t)> secure the advantages which we believe ! s ill come from this airangement.” I Canadian in lustiivs which have l»«j|-

come ,-trong under the country's tariff system, Bennett - t’d. must lie prepay d to compete with Britain. SHUNNING DO.MKSTK >; \ND * BRINGS Dl- W’POlN I MENT PROV1NCETOWN, Muss., (UP) — This Cape Cod town, wh -e shorea altound in sand, imported a carload of salid fiom the Midwest, at (insider.(We expense., to scour the town

standpipe.

The sand was supposed to lie more [ effective than that along the coast. ■ but after it nrriv' experiments prove I t :e revei.-e to be true. ‘SUBSCRIBE FOR 1H1 BANNER"