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THi: DATTiY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, JANEARY 10, im
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P E. O. Sisterhood To Meet Wednesday
Aftet taking Lydia E. Pinkhum’s Vegetable (lompound That’s what hundreds of women say. It steadies the nerves . . . makes you eat better . . . sleep better . . . relieves periodic headache and backache . . . makes trying days
endurable.
If you are not as well as you want to be, give this medicine a chance to help you. Get a bottl©' from your druggist today.
Till- Elks will moot in resrular ses- • i n this evoninp at 7:30 o’clock.
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street, is
t.nnie by illness
The P. E O. Sisterhood will hold a covered dish dinner-meeting Wednesday evening nt 0 o'clock with Mrs. Joe Allen Jr., east Seminary street. Members i lease bring own table ser-
vice.
Jefferson P. T. A.
Morton O. E. S. To To Meet Friday
M.'ci Wednea lay . The regular meeting of the JefferMorton O. I- S. .Vo. 3. r >fi will meet tnn p a vent Teachers association will in regular session Wednesday evening | l( , p r j,| a y afternoon at 2 o'clock
Mathes. east Washington ' at 8 0 ’ c!ofk - ThPr, ‘'' illhp installa,i ° n »* the school'building Everybody is repotted confined to hl , , of officers | welcome to attend this meeting
Having* Trouble Making Ends Meet 0 A loan from us will help you solve your problftn quickly Y a can arrange to repay us with a small amount monthly in ae cordance with your income Phone, write nr come in. Indiana Loan Co. O/l! E* Wash St. ^*2 Phone 15
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Frank Cannon and Simpson Stoner i motored to Orawfnrdsville Tuesday morning. Iion't forget change of adult choir tire to Wednesday evening at 7 I :,t tlic Christian church.
+ •!• + + + + .;. .;. q. .1. .u Mrs- Stoner Hi>stess .Ylcrning Musicale
VY E Quei,I-man, Kirn street wa> jo Priscilla ( lub I Meets Tomorrow
r pm ted criiically ill at his home Modern Priscilla club met with The Wednesday Morning Musicale
I’uesday Mrs Ernest Stoner, Shadow Fawn 1 VVl u me et with Mrs. J. M Fulmer at
P'CHJOTJMLLS ^ l.udlct! Akk your WmsgUt /\ for i'bl-elunMcr* l>laaiu»tl/Ak\ v llrsad fills iu Med kud ^old(C>) S|inctalHc boxes, sealed with kkibboa. Take nuoikor. Hay v '“nV-'cnVs“.*fVns A ii 1 vit<>sa IIKAKIO I'll.l.-.l >4« ,' wi . . TT hest, S»fe t, He! a* le. Huy Nov> l SOLD #V DRUCblSlS EVERYWHLius
SENTENCE. COM MI I I D
A marriage license has been issued ur. and Mr- Everett
Mrs Marie Ford of this city nt-] onrted a heart clinic at the Robert | [ ong hospital in Indianapolis.
Elmore are 1
avenue Monday afternoon. After a short business session the afternoon was spent in hemming towels for the hos-pital. Sixteen members and four guests were present. Guests were:
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M ILE BE SUED NOW.
Brazil to Raymond I Paris, farm-'the parents of a daughter born Mnn-|j\|jss Milburn, Miss Stiegleman, Mi 1
r of Quincy, and
I overdale
Doris Smith of nay night at the county hospital.
GLENN II. IA ON
| The Putnam comity checker players
The lorni Moose lodge will meet in • will hold a 1,111 i.atnent at Bainhridge
• iuilar -ession at 8 o'clock Wednes-, 1 hursday day evening. Alt memliers requested at Hta. in
to be present.
Jnn. 12 The play will Put
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made with the greate-t reluctance. “The necessity of immediate returns for the purposes of the ,m "nt budget limits the field. "By reason of the limitations, a tax on certain luxuries such as P hn o and soft drinks and some form ol sales tax demand attention. “Equitable distribution of the lav burden must be considered “I suggest the adoption nt a pm - sonal income tax with proper ex -mptions. If some form '1 a sales lax 1 imposed, income tax exemption: should be extremely liberal. “Because of the legal problem in volved and in view of the overwhelm ing but ineffectual majoritv 111 favor of the income lax amendment tn ih • slate constitution at thi la t elecn 1 advise its resubmission ’’ McNutt did not outline a definite tax program for beer and liquor in rase they an- legalized hut -aid it was advisable to provide now fur the necessary licensing machinery. He pointed out that revenue fiom such sources (would materially h 11 i ip burden of taxes. In connection with the repeat of the V right law, the govemoi was cm
,,i;p, by condemnation or o': Vi wise, 1 .. n ,. 1 lease, and operate puttlic utili >-. ithout irterfirenew f. om itu-
•ommission.
lie sr.i I m micipaliiies si ould ia ! vjve pcAer to i.-'sti bdi.its <>v other inb i-dni again.-( inuin 1 isifly nwn • <! utilities, to be paid from earnings .nil profits arising from tin- o|ier:.ion of such utilities and not 10 tie , treated a- an obligation of thi n,u
ii ipality.
Municipally owned ritilitic 4 should i.,. subject to township, couidj and I tati laxe-, but exempt fiom munici- ! .al tuxi" he advised.
Charles Meikel. north Jackson
\n and Mrs. Ora Myers of I.adoga street, wlm i 11 i«tient in the Methare the parent of a son, William odist hr.-pita) at Indianapolis, und'-r-K ,i»ert, born Dec. 27 at the home of' went a ii’eliminary operation Monday. Mr and Mrs. Robert Stark in Ladoga. 1 Mr Mickel's condition is rernrted
. .. M, serious.
M<"n'oers of the city council wall.
I id tljeir first meeting of 1933 when J Howard Biggies of Rnarhdale was they •onvene in the fire department taken to the Riley hospital in Inditoidgnt f-r their first regular Jan-j anap'dis Monday for a tonsil ojicin-
uary session.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Talbott ji John Talbott were in Crawford -
mile Tue day to attend the funeral of
VV a 11 ace Iverson. Mr- Talbott is
.relative of Mrs. Everson. J F. G
had hi-
tion by Miss Mary Agnes Miller, county nurse. Chester iBruner of ' 1MI *' Greenca-tle wa taken tn an eye, nose I and throat clinic al the Riley hospital
| bv Miss Miller
Mark Bills and Mrs. Eugene Peck.
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Mrs. Han 'y Hostess To
Mother's Study Club
The regular meeting of the M >th-
er’s Study Club was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Bernard! Handy. Highfall avenue. Mrs. Nor-1 man Peabody had chaige of the program on the subject ‘‘Nature iu the j I ife of a Child". Seventeen members were pre-ent Refreshments were
served during the social hour.
Woman’s Circle To Meet \\ ednesday
south College avenue.
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Putnamville P. T. A. To Meet Thursday The Putnamville P T. A. will hold its regular meeting at the school j building, Jan. 12, at 7:30 o’clock. This
Hurst t, idler at f h verdale, new I - id V 8 wrecked Sun-
Earmers of Putnam county will at > itl ;m nccl(ipnt on th „ Na . tend a farm bureau inerting in the; , , .. ...
REM RN I KttM MOTtHt I KM
Roscoe Hillis and family a.' id laurice Sutherhn have returned from - thre.- thousand mile motor tri|» to Miami. Florida The trip w )- nuule in Mr. Hillis s Buick and on!, one flat; was experienced in the jo>n*oe) , The m-auntains at Chuttanoore were}
negotiated in high.
One thousand, two huml'-ed diiles ^ of this trio was made on I lunda nil. They report many flowers in Fieri la hut the best farming coui.tr> they aw was in Johnson, county, Indiana.
assembly room of the court house, Wedne day evening 10 hear talk.", by I, I Ne n tier, secretary-treasurer of 1 the Indiana farm bureau, and Hassil, Schen-k, late ilepui) organizer who 1
a -isting in membership drive | inn -j John Te lford, a2 years ohi. giving in 11 1 county Beth men will la.k on hi addrex- a Terre Haute, was fined the lax question in ihe coming legis j ||0 and rests in circuit court Monday
tiuial road near Alt. Meridian. It was said two other cars wer > involved in the crash. According to reports the Hunt cm turned over hut the oc-
cupants escaped injury.
lateie, it is reported.
afternoon by Judge Wilbur S. Donner
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liiiatic that snlnon should never re ,
turn. | WABASH bid (I’P)—Frank Do Four amendments to the law reg- | l ong was placed in jail to await trial ulating public utilities Were n com for contempt of court after hi > mended in hi- discu- sion of t , pub ' trat red wife complained thut a bushel lie service commission. of potatoes he delivered to her at the He advised that munieipalitic tic i court’s order were no larger than
given the power to construct 01 :u walnut^
In ,-ph Betsch, 1' year old runaway Youth. ,f Pittsburgh, who was brought to Greencastle from Russcllcille .ifter he had been found in that community by the town marshal, has again run away, this time from the farm of \Y T. Handy, county treas urer, where he was taken periling j wc id from relatives in Pittsburgh No v rd v a ever received from Betsch’s I relatives in Pittsburgh and it is believed pe gave a fictitious name and addle to local officers. Mr. Handy I outfitted the youth with new clothing ! and give him work on his farm but it 1 is aid the youth took “French leav *” 1 and is again hitch-hiking his way
- about the country.
on a charge of puhliq intoxication Unable to pay his fine and costs, amount- ' n.g to $10, l.edford was committed to ! the Indiana tate farm. A'-enrding to Merchant policeman Torn Morgan, who arrested l.edford on Jackson , street Sunday night, the n an was 1 under the influence of liquor. It was said lie had been drinking “canned i hent.”
All in the Same Boat
11 industries are in the Sami’ boat,... The utility business serves and works hand in hand with all other industries. Like all other in tht-e times, our business has been ?.d versely affected
SUPERSTITION
It must he a super Tition. Certainly, there tan be no logit in it. but many people seem still to think the utility business is one industry that rolls serenely along coining great quantities 1! money regardless of general conditions! Asa matter of fact, this industry ha- its ups and downs as do all others. . . . Ju-t now it is expecting, and ready to help with a new and uaiversal improvement m
buxine 1 -
()ur gross revenues were down in 1932 undei
1931 $5I4.HJ7.42. At id • 1931 was down $300,706.00 under 1930. .. Kates to consumers, n*o. * t\e been steadily reduced despite increasing taxes. BUT, cr\ nc has been maintaii ed. utul s«i i a\e our facilities. We are
ready every moment to
POW ER
The {xjtvfr industry in Indiana is ready to serve. Throughout the State, it is there at the turn ot a switch—ample power, backed by interconnection with other companies. When industrialists tome to your cotwnuniti looking tor sites to build on. they will want to know this. Y ou can .atisty them, if yout community is served bv interconnected power. You iati say We^have unlimited |Kiwer. at low tost
answer the call, “Full steam ahead!”
This industry, if it could not answer that call, would retard business development ail along the line. ... We feel the thirty to do is to pul! together toward Mnoofher... faster . happier -ailing for Indiana’industrial fioat.
J.
RAMRKKUFirDistrict Manager
. Northern Indiana
Power Company
PART OF Y O U R O °0 M VT UoN I T V
Walter Junes, of Indianapolis, traveling salesman for the Crescent Paper CV, of that city, was injured at 7:30 o’clock this morning in the first outom ihile n -cident he nas had in 120.000 miles of driving over Indiana and lllinoi.- roads in the post four years. Mr. Jones was driving w«st on tha National road when his machine skidded en ire formed in a i dip on the concrete road on the Pleasi Garden hill of Walnut Creek valley. I’I hr automobile turned over twice before jamming against the e-rbank- • ment of sandstone and clay on the | Mith ule of the road, (hi the north I tide there is a 40 foot embankment In ' some manner Mr. Jones poked h; i imn I through the small glass at a i -nle of the rear of his Chevrolet
■ *upe He suffered a severO cut dVi-r I his right eye, and other «fut.- and brui.- ‘ es mi ins face. A state highway pittrolnian opened his fir-t aid kit and gave the injured man first-aid I treatment l ater he came to Brazil , .inrt l»r C. r. Sourwine sewed om 'gash and treated hi- w’otin<ls. Mr. (Jones wa- taken to the Davis hotel j to recuperate, t,is nerves having been ■ , ■ Dm k. H car was brought to the city for repairs by the Ford garage crew Mr tones a-cident wa the third on thi arre s| of before 8 o’clock today.
Brazil Ttme-
The Woman's Circle of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. Russell Ijikin. 222 East Washington treet, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with Mi Grace Graham as | n'.sistant hostess. EVery member i- j urged to bring an < hject of interest. | old ivl l or unusual. Mrs E. R Bartlett v.ill talk on the subject “The Ameri-
can Indian.’’ •j* *!« • j* *f *|« »F
-t cl ion 'Ihrec t •• Meet Thursday Section Three of the Christian church will hold its regular meeting with Mr-. Charles M Gaughey Thurs- , .y afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. As i-tiug hostesses will be Mis. Brown ing, .Mrs. J. C. Brothers and Mrs.
Ricknell.
++++++ l.ccal Boy \\ eds Ladoga Girl Elmo Sweet, -on of Mr. and Mrs Tom Fseet, south Indiana street, and Mis.- Mary Louise Cummings, of Laion. wire united in mainage Saturday afternoon at Bitiz.il by Rev. Shirey, pa tor of the Presliyterian church ot that city. Mrs. sweet is a graduate of the 1/tdoga high -chmd and a popular member of the y unger -ei iii her community. Mr. Sweet is i G’een asth high s-honl greduate and attended State Normal foi two years. The couple will make their home here. -I- -I- + •!••!• + W. C. T U. Meeting ID Id Monday 'ITie members of the W. C T U. met in regular session at the Presbyterian church Monday- afternoon. The meeting was conducted in rather informal manner and ronsisted largely in discussion. ’ Much interest was manife.-ted concerning the meeting to he held Wednesday evening with Honorable Oliver Stew irt a speaker. He is president of the Flying Squadron Foundation and
and a good attendance is desired. A program has been arranged.
Missionary Society lo Meet Thursday
Tlie Mt Olive Missionary Society j j will meet with Mrs. F F Schultz on j Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
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I V cronica Club To Meet W ednesday
Tiie Veronica Club will meet We 1-! nesday afternoon with Mrs. John Sutherlin, South Illinois street. Mrs. J. W. Herod will have the program, | her subject being “Women's Life ih i
1840 and 1033 ”
COLUMBIA S. C, Jan. 10 (UP)— Governor (bra C. Blackwood of South Carolina today commuted to life im. prisorvment the death sentence impo-. *xi upon Mr-. Beatrice Snipes, exi ant mother, condemned to die in tip electric chair April 7 on conviction of
murder
The commutation followed withdrawal of a new trial, now rending before the state supreme court
REPEAL BILL HEI ORE Hut -I
MONTGOMERY COUNTY TREASURER IS Bl. \D
Wallace 0. Everson, 52. years old, Montgomery county treasurer died in the Culver hospital at Crawfordsville Sunday following an illness of pneu- j monin Re-elected to the county offi e | in the November election Mr Epor m j was popular and well-known through-
out the county.
Ward McClellan Republican, was named Monday afternoon by the Montgomery county board of commi - umers. to su-ceed Ever on. Funeral services for Everson wore In Id in Ciawfor Isville Tuesday.
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TO DISi t SS RANKING I.\WS Herman B. Wells, a member of the Indiana university school of coinmeic j uid finance faculty, will speak liefur> ihe Artus club of Iiel’anw university I hursday evening, Mr Wells, who has ju-t completed a report on Indiana financial institutions, will di-cu « "Indiana Banking I nws” before the DePauw- club Well.- v formerly field secretary for tin Indiana Bankers’ Association He joined the I. U. faculty in 1930. 1 Wells holds the H S. and A. M do-
somi modern. Phone
room 372.
house, 10-2t
FOR SAFE Go-cart, good condition. Phone 208 or call at 14 Beveridge street. It
| Mr-. Otho Meeks of near Mt. Merid ian. who La been qtii'e III. is report
as improving rapidly.
II VS 21 SIGNERS
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 10 iUT)I Indiana no longer will he the “dryest | tate in the union” if the liquor repeal bill of Rep. John F. Ryan, Terre Hruite, i- pn'-sed by the legislature. Ryan’s hill, repealing the Wright “hone dr\” law, iwas ready for introdpcUpi) today signed hy 21 icpre-en-tatives and receiving more signatures hourly. _ It will he introduced in the house fM.- week, R\an said, possibly today. In a few brief sentences, the bill
would repeal the Wright act, opening
ha- rendered most distingiu.lied ser- tllP , P(ra | izatinn aTr |
vice to the Prohibition can ■ In him the zeal of the reformer is coupled with statesmanlike balance md \i-
ion
Those desiring down-to-the-minute '
nov. lii|fior control measure. The latter measuie may he introduced along
( v, ith the repealer.
Courtney i r ndurted the
information will not mi - thi oppor-I tunity. 1
Mrs. J K devotions.
Some of the itmns brought into Hie
discussions are as follow s:
The moral forces eC Air. rica oppoaed a federal tax on liqu u from the time it was propose! as , ri\il war measure. They foresaw jo.,t what would h.ifpiei ; atamely I hut iituh r Hu protection of a federal license the liquor traffic would thrive with imprecedented vigor; would t.-i .. vlv.ann age of its financial importance to the government and develop ini tor | .
litical power. It did so.
Up to the Civil War the liquor bus iness was untaxed, scattered and tin organized; immediately up in the imposition of a federal tax on liquor. Ihe liquor mtere-ts con nlhlntrd, or-
CLOSINC; OUT SALK
01 rendy made picture frames :»( Cam mack Studio.
DURING THE WEEK ENDING JAM \RY | ITH.
Yr.u rna Ituv Keaiitiful frames les< than cos*. \V are oxer stoclu J ami wdl .arriflce to close them oi»t
Gmimack Studio
(free • from Indiana nniversity In j ganized politically, and proclaimed
; 1928 he taught hanking, money, and .economic, at the University of Wisconsin where he did work on his doctor degree He was instrumental«n .arranging for the first stata-wide hankers’ institute which was held with decided success at Indiana university In 1929 He is the author of several articles on various que tiona on hanking and hunk management which have Leon p-uhli- hed in various mid-western ! bank periodical He is well known in
j banking circles throughout the state
their vast inq trtance as a contributor to the federal treasury. This made liquor not only a partner hut a boss, dominating politics from the precinct to the National Convention and ruling America from the town hall to congress. The money argument took precedence over moral
considerations
Evidently the liquor intere-ts feel that the larger the amount of taxes offered as an inducement, the more Americans will welcome the saloon
MAKE’ NIGHT DRIVINf. SAKE
AVOID ACCIDENTS
Protect your truck with a STRKEK-O-LITE. ( Icarly outlines jour truck with an intense bar of light ImiIIi front and rear. # ( on*ities with a || | lt ws. Endorsed hy Stale Police. Sturdily rniHlrurlrd of steel, with unbreakable lens. Supplied mi all Ingtha
Distributed hy
JAMKS G. COLE, Greencastle, Ind.
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0 $3.5 n™ FI leal Coal
El srrtk coal Phoi
Tl ha vi Fad $111 son $29.i Que< $(59. Chai I. ini
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind , Jnn. 10 (IP — Repeal of the Wright “Bone Dry” law. state liquor enforcement act, was asked today in a bill introduced in the Indiana house of representatives by Rep. Marion J. Rice and Rep. Jacob J. Reisinger. both Democrats from
Evansville.
Tlie bill was only two paragraphlong. It provides that an emergenc; he declared and the law become, ,.f feetive immediately if passed.
L( ing ley 1
N< now and
Several members of the Greenca--tlc Boy Scout council will attend the annual meeting of the Wybash aiea ! it Terre Haute tomorrow evening Sam Hanna 'will make a report at i this meeting on scouting nctivitir in Greencastle during 1932. Troop 41 We opened the meeting by giving the pledge of allegiance to the fls' Then he had a short business meeting .and each patrol had a patrol mertoig. We stood adjourned h\ giving the front o.ath and the scoutmaster’s benediction. Troop 42 Reporter failed to do hi- good deed today. Troop IS Fiist we had a warming-up nine of “stoal the bacon.“ Then we discussed the points of our contest stalling next Wednesday. Thi. contest is to run for eight weeks and t ie award is -ome kind of scout equipment. Then we played a snappy game of “Prince of Wales,” aftej whi h Mr. Bartlett talked on lea ing and following We closed the ii"' ing hy giving the scout oath.
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The south end Don No. 3 met with Joe (Bamberger last Saturday. Kn"' tying wa- the chief project foi the meeting. Games were played and a general good time was enjoyed Regular pack meeting will he ' it urday at 9:30 at Second ward build
ing.
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