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v •| HI. DAILY BANN'LK, GKEENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 31,
1933.
A ^ A [r ’ '■fiSfe
h Elizabeth Arden Treatment
i<; Ej>ifd on thrff fundamental step , ^ leansing, Toning, Nourishing 'i ou «.an follow
this >ame methosl at home, u i Arden s \ r enetian (.ratutni l '(■’ Ton:.. Special Astringent unJi Oran
A little Home Treatment ea«.h im r ning and
night will give vou a ilear love ■
Eliza heth
IrJena Skin
kin FoeJ.
Euzablth Arden s I'enetun 7* r.; 1‘npjrations an on salt at S. C. PREVO COMPANY
KlVl LLYIU.K |ily -pent Sunday ‘iih Mr and Mr
| Will Myers.
Mr and Mi- 1'arl Svain of Green- Mr. and Mrs. A M. Doyle spen*. castle were guest md Mrs. Wedneedey evening with Mr. and Flank Kenned> and amily Sunday ' Mrs. William Dewey at Mac**
evening.
Mis. Dorothy .l-rfrii- was a dinner truest Tuesday <■: Mr. ana Mrs. Paul
Hester.
M i Lena | >,—it Wednesday Mr. and Mis. Th
family.
Mr. and Mis N.
•i ith mas
Mrs. C- 0. Haffner of tfrawfordst iile called at the hinne of Mr and Mrs. Frank Kennedy and Mr. and Mis. E. W. Simpson. Wednesday af-
ternoon.
,[• Lafayette J c ' M dson and Tamey Wilson at- > r parents. • tended the gram dealer- convention Walden and ' at Indianapoli la.-t Friday. McGaughey Funeral Funeral services for Milford Me-
I-. Scribner and
Gaughey, who ditd laot Monday
Mrs. Chari. s S a • i -pent Tne-day! morn i, lg , were held at the Christian aftemo n in Greencastle. Vhurvh last Wednesday at 10:30 Mrs. Myrtl fh up-m of Indian;. - i o’clock. T ie Rev. O W. McGaughey
polis returned to after spending a si.-ter, Mrs W. 1
ily.
Mis. Margai V. and Mrs. G. \\ at Green;astle.
Mrs. Lelan . • >"(iding and children o - ' Waveland, Mr-. Earl Yount and d » ightei spet;* S.inday with Mr. and Mr-. John Suti. rlin. A large deb - :', n of li—al Kniglit
ter iiome Tue- iay 0 f \h-edeisburg wa- in charge ■a da v s with her yi, s . P’red Btdlas. Mrs. Rossie
Ran -ay and fain- Spenver, and Mrs. Charles Scribner day with Mr. and Mrs. George Bow-
FILUIORE
Mi- (_Ura Ruark*visited w-itli Mrs j Hazel Owens last Tuesday Mr- 1 .u Ree.-e ha- i* turned to her, home after a visit with fnen :s in j Greeneasvle list week. Mr.- Ida Albaugh and Mi-- 'ME ; died Allen of Greencastle visited Mrs. | Lizzie Hunter and Mrs. Addie Daj last Wednesday. M t Ruthfern DimUvy. who is teaching at Indianapolis, visited with hon fcl’ -• over the week end. Mis- Ihelma Wood and Miss May Loai-e titer spent last Thursday a I M I -- Rut It " - Hmy Alter went to visit his daughter. Mrs. Maynard Wright at Layt.n, O. -She is very ill. Mr.-. Hairy Hunter spent last Bri-
ng. “Asleep in Jesus,” “The OU
lindg-- and Mr. Rugged Cros.- and “Sometime Well Potter -pent B’riday Understand.” Mrs. Bloyd Gardner
a as at the piaiiu.
Pallbearer^ were Claude Gnmei, < leve Grimes, G ae Grimes, Turner Hai bison, El\a Norman and John Evernian. Flower girls were Mabel Ellis. Lavern- Grimes, \ ida Harai-
l HU AGO DADS S I t I)Y ( ARE OF < H1LDKEN CHICAGO, (UP)—Cla.-.-es for fathers in child care and training are being conducted here by Dr. Herman Bundesen. county health commissiun-
==■ Pythias alter, led a district m*“ t- j son and Cathryn, Freda, and Beulah
ing at Ladoga Wednesday evening Mrs. Charle- Lear was a guest Briri) of Mi- Margaret Noll anu Mis- S. phronia Mc.Murtry at Waveland. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Myers and fain-
Rafael Sabatini
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SYNOPSIS
In 1$*0. following the death of Sir John Harradinr. ( aptain-Gca-era I of the I eenard Nles. hu beau i Dfol daughter. Priscilla, leaves for* England aboard (he “Ceataar," accompanied h; the pompous, middle-' aged Major Sands, her fathers aide, who seeks Priscilla's hand and fortune The Major resentsj Priscilla's interest in their fellowpassenger. Charles de Bernis, fasemating and mysterious Frenchw>an. and seeks in sain to belittle him De Bernis named to disemhark at Guadeloupe, but Cai'ain Rransome refuses to go to (hat pirate-infested port and offers to, Urop him at Sainte Croix instead Learning that the handsome Frenchman once -ailed with Henry j Morgan, the notorious buccaneer, now Governor of Jamaica. Maior i*ands calls De Kerms a pirate I adding that Morgan and his cutthroats were just bloodthirsty, thieving scoundrels. Morgan, how. ever, had given up preying on ships to enter his king s employ and rid the sea of pirate- In -pile of Mnr-j gan s endeavors, a few still eluded him and the authorities suggested he might be plaving a double game and receiving tribute from those still at large Morgan has offered a large reward for the capture of ; Tom leach. > brutal remorseless scoundrel. »ho -ails the ( arihbean tn a powerful ship "The Black, Swan" . . . wreaking havoc. The, morning following the Major s upbraiding of Morgan and He Berni« ! 'The Black Swan" crosses the "Centaur's" path Ignoring the ad stee of De Bernis that they con-j ttnue their course with the hope of I .
i r>ea- head
out-ailing the pirate -hip the captain orders his vessel turned about a.vd heads south “The Black Swan” is closing the gap In despair, (.apt. Kransome turns to De Bernis, who says the» must fight. ITte Frenchman lakes charge of tne guns Priscilla breakfasts in
the cabin ignorant of approaching I "{^^.'^7”
danger and the activities in
w ard-room
“Get off m> quarter deck 1“ he roared "Do you command this ship, sir. or do l?“
as if Bransor. had no th,
to continue running
Then from below the
came a white b
smoke, followed half a heart later by the boom f a g :-i A show•r of apra)*waa flung : a i shot, taking the water fifty yards
astern of the Centaur.
To de Bern.s this was like a cal! to action, and so he judged that it must be to Brans-me Quitting his
( H \N I R ELEVB N
jht but em' artass them Take me back " Despite simmering resentment of pGate's; the tone the Caf'ain had taken witn
"
... i argument. I'he suddenness of this
tri ,.bhng of their serenity be w iuered him A so. although Major Sards was bra\e enough ashore, he ex j rienred here a daunting clutch at lug heart from his sense of help e-s-.ess on an element that wa« foreign to him and in a form of
post, he s| t forward warfare of which he knew nothing to the gun-deck, where mat hes N • did the presence f Miss Pr.s glowed in the giot rr s- the gunners cilia help to encourage him The
blew upon them And tl ed for ’he Black Swan
Down there in the sweltering view of the larboard eu gloom, where men moved bowel' In the cabin above, like apes for I*' k of head room, the sh<-t had disturbed the <-■ Frenchman had been briskly a' of the watchers en the swork. i They atared blankly at The ter guns w-th which he was in their uneasy sun to challenge the Black Swan s forty, vehemently desiring his waited, their leaaen aprons remov - abbed Then Miss Pri
ed, their touch-holes primed, all
ready to b* touched off
De Bernis had laid them himself, approximately, so as to fire high and sweep the shrouds of the pursuer The broad target of her sails offered him an infinitely better chance of crippling her than he could hope to achieve by a shot aimed at her hull of which so little would be presented to him If he could thus injure her sailing power, it would afterwards he theirs to elect whethet to he content to es-
irglr
itais to b? 11a sprang
to her feet, and together they went cr deck to seek an explanation. They were allowed, however, to go no farther than the wai*i. where they were met by the gum faces
cape, or whetlr■ ><: stay tn tackle her with the a s 'age of umm
paired mobility
From the wardroom ports astern, crouching lies.de one of the brass stern-chasers which had moved his scorn Monsieur de Bernis watched the pira'e racing after them and ■ apidly lessening the gap between Thus an Hour passed, counting from the moment when the Centaur had! TL - L> .. i 4
of the mustered needed no other
their fears that here well. They received it. in the order to return low. roared at them by from the quarter-d“ck
The Major's face er | spoke between rem
1 sense of reap niibiiity for her safe
-
• - ■ - 1 v- a -a yarding by had muttered to him ■ha- they were being chased by that scoundrel Tom Leach Back in the great cabin, faring < . - ir « from her stern-ports at •re -con ng enemy, the Major dissen o'.ed his dismay with the laudable aim of reassuring Miss Pnsrilln He strove to quiet her alarm with assurances in which he, himself, had no faith. And a: the same time, on the
earner They quarterdeck, de Bernis, who
nation of I was not vertheless. t once be-
indignation. "Captain And then he added 'b "What is happening h» "Trouble is happemn fiercely informed "Ta, out of-it Get bC •. shell be under cover." The Major threw a . t v a need a step on lee* with dignity "I den •• . . .” he began. And
fur us impatience had come up ' rr m below was demanding to kn-w what Ba.naome might be waiting for, and peremptorily or-
apta n ;sr ’ ft Him to reef hix topsails and
m g he Centaur up to the wind He a- -icr gins might come intt
e and! ®ction.
v, re surelv mad." the Captain answered h m. Shell be upon ux
get under w ay
we must
now upon my
gone about. The Black Swan was overhauling its prey even more swiftly than Monsieur de Bernis had reckoned possible Very &on now she was less than half a mile astern, and Monsieur de Bernis judged that they were within range. He sent the wardroom gunn“r forward, to warn Puivey to stand ready and waned tn growing im-
patience for Brar.acm.e to put up. Uh.» helm But xcmer.ts passed, and j undoubtedly afra: '—t ie.d .v Ltr cc'scsfc,! said ty L-ii was
thund»v of ant
him This I r shot rattled against the their larboard quarter, "Will you stay until spur or worse str " your ' ohsh tv-; . told that were in a. • lady under cover, mar ’’ Priscilla tugged st
red sleeve She
i a pi am! question
oefo
'' he was|*ge lr
the lady fhat s because re'v* delayed
- tlreadj Ye've increased. | the risk That's all But ard ad ta k« We .Take all
were stiff chsnee to cripple her sailing power, to k.o « “ s ere s no mure time
Never mind reefing Put up
• ■ riiptrd i > J’ helm, and lure* the rest to
frhm the m '
v f wee" so-nviinetiTl reluctance * manoeuvr, was a pure a failing gamblers throw ard resentment s ' - ■ Frenchman's hector. ' - aptain Bransome was Get iha| P* r '*reely indimant. " i; *t my quarter-deck!" he Major’s' ro «tcd Do you c .mmand this ship, v.hjte, and| 41 r - or do I?” i that she r <Ts s«
i Grimes.
Burial wa- in the Hebron cemetery .-.uth of Ruc-elbilBe.
OBITUARY
I.uella, da ighter of Jno. M. uni I Sarah J Bowman, was bom March o, 1870 and died Dee. 21. 1!#32. at the 1 age of 63 years, y months and 16 da; s She w .i- a member of a family | of 14 children, four boys and 10 girls, ■ of wiicm but thre survive. Charle.- E. •ind George C Bow nan and Mrs. Hul1 dah Wright. On Jan. 1. 1893, -he with Chari*-. C. Buis, appeared at the nuptial altar and did then and there plight her lilc with his, f.r richer, for • poorer, for better, for worse, until j separated by death. This vow she kept inviolate, all the years of marric i life until separated by the death of the husband vhich occurred on the j Jyth day of Dec. 2. 1923. about the | time they had planned to celebrate their wedding anniversary. This sad event brought deep sorrow to her, from which she never fully recovered, but gave her to wear a widow’s weed, until her own death releived her. To this union was bom seven children, of whom four are liv ing, Mrs. Je.-ie Arnold. Maynard Buis, Mrs. Alberta Kivett and Walter Buis, all of B'illmorc. Glen B. Ro\ie W. and a i infant child preceded her in death. Be-ides t ie four children living, there jie three grandchildren who survive j < harles Buis, Mary Lou Amcld and I Wilma Jean Kivett. Bettie B'awn
Ki ett died Dec. 27, 1929.
Mrs. Buis united with the Mill Creek chur.h of regular Predestinarian Bapti-t several years ago and ever held ast to the tenets of its doctrines. and died in t le faith in which .-he lived. Her home always extend ed a lieait. welcome to her brethren end friend-, from near and far. Her genial and hospitable spirit made it pleasant for her company. Her devotion to her children was in proof of a mother’s undying love. It i' a J mothers heait and hand, that never tire, whose benedictions are extenjed After spending a useful life she .eft it with all others. Her spirit has returned to God, and she sleeps the unbroken sleep, until life from God ’•>all rai-,0 er to immortality and
eternity. Let her sleep. ( ARD OF THANKS
"e sincerely thank all the neighi>or.- and friends for their kindness - iown u- during the illness and death! of ou. dear mother, also the under-1 taker, sing rs, pallbearers, and min i-ter for his consoling words. Also th"se who contributed the beautiful
iT rai .ffermgs.
The F'amily.
man.
Mrs Blanche Dnght and Mi- Ora -c e cum -pent last Wednesiav with Mr . H-nry Jackson. itit.h and Chatter club met with Mrs. Harold Pruitt lust Wednesday. Cry-’al Fern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Day, is reported to be ill with pneumonia Miss Mace and Miss Ester Dunluv, were in Indianapolis last Wed-
nesday.
Miss Amy Zeiner spent Sunday
with Mis- Lucille Bastin.
Mr. ana Mrs Stanley Sear- and Lois Zeiner spent Sunday with Miss Rovie Dodds near New Maysville. Mrs. Clara Hubbaid. who was called to Wadley, Ky , by tne illiie.-s of her mother .-everal weeks ago, returned home la.-t Wednesdav. She reported the condition of her mother, who is past 90 years old, is improved. Mr. and Mr.-. R. E Drake and daughter of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ab Hub-
bard.
Slim SUMMERVILLE and ZASU PITTS | n
♦he feature ten ♦ hat brings y 0u " screen's Team Teams in the pj c you’ll laugh about) for monthsl
With Roland Young, ?ili 0 0'in Verrce Teasdale, C. Aubrey Smith, HmI Armetta, Cora $u« Collins ADDI D CAKIOON - ODDI I > R\[)||jj (i R A N A DA TONIGHT \M> lOMOKKO*
spenti
NEW MAYSVILLE Mis- Inez Stephenson spent the weekend with her parent.- at New
Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Dew ;, Morphew of Danville spent the weekend with her parent - Mr. and Mrs John Malicoat. Lulu Weller called on Mrs. John Cramer Sunday morning. Ida and Laura Steward spent Wednesday with tin ir brother. M. E Steward of Fillmore. Mrs. Flos-ie Deislier of Koachdale spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ralston of North Salem spent Sunday with her mother Mis. loela Eggers. Irene Miller -pent Sunday afternoon with Ruth Kefauver. Juanita Bell spent la-t week at Indianapolis visiting her sister, Miss
Ethel Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bettis Thursday vvith Tom Bettis
Mr. and Mrs. Boh Farris of La Porte visited with Mr and Mrs. Russell
Boswell.
Mrs. Eula Staggs, Mrs. tioldie Bee and Mrs. Lida Pierce called on Mrs. Millie God lari one evening last
week.
The Ladies Aid of the M. P. church will meet Thursday, Feb. 2 to work on quilts. Women are asked to bring pieies and carpet rag-. south < LINTON Mrs. Oscar Jones and Mrs. Ed Betti.- -pent la.-t Friday with Mrs. Millie Ne-v gent and family. Mrs- Thelma Humphrey and son and Mrs. Callie Arnold of Greencastle spent the weekend vvith their father and -ister, J. F. Bettis and M »xine Bettis. Mrs. Clara Thomas and children spent Sunday vvith Mr. and Mr-. Abner Siglar. Afternoon callers were
ENG A ti ED WOMAN qjsf, S \I,F>M \ V- |\, (l | GRAND RAPIDS, Mi J woman engaged to many i •m insurable interest in si; cording to a ruling handed 1 ently by Cn- , ■ J .q n I«J Verdier. The ruling l| 8 h l h ! tgo on a ti -uit leOi'i av—ent • the beneficiary. The policy in que.-tioii J ; ani, :t traveling -aie- iiar. H(( | marry Mr Schaeffer. In ik| j-he wa- listed a- "Aiic*!i Wife." I.* ■•c:J j cident on Nov. i 1921, jotl j their niarriag- date. Testimony trial t' at the ; ■ •r.tj
pone their marnage L mttl
Mr. an i Mr.- Uuasell Boswel, Fred j 'luiretnent.- • ••*»•••* -* 1 Williams, and Mrs. Wcodall. |'oreed per on- '.ain sinilt| Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Keyt, Ros-j after t >■ • - • granted Kej-t, and Odus, Attie and Jennie i
*
Met week with NOTH E Ol UN \1
John Chastian and Tom Harris Kd Keyt and son William. OF ESTATE .-pent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Ed Bettis spent last Friday w ith Notice i- h r by given ert Buckhanna. his niece Zeila Roach and family. itors. Heir- and la-gatee?
Chun -ci vic. - w*>r* well attended A Do.ld .!• • a >
( UNION I ALLS
la.-t Sunday. The Rev. William Me- 1 Putnam (' irt heldtR
Mr and Mrs. Claud Ctodian and children vf near Fincustle sjient Sunday with Mr. and Mr.-. Charlie God-
dard
Mrs. Mildred New-gent and son Dale Elwin spjent h’ri .ay with her grandmother. Mr.-, .nuii Maitin, at Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pinllips and still apent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Newgent
Kcehan gave the sermon. Charlie Miller suffered a fractured elbow last week while repairing a
fence
BELA I ED ( HKISTMAS PRESENT KEt LIVED MERCED, Cal (UP)—Shirley Savateer. express employe, today had received a belated Christmas present. In fact, it wa.- 17 years late. It wa.- a check for $200. an in-
Mrs. Emily Boswell spent Sunday heritance from a distant relative. H with her daughter, Mrs. Eula Staggs. A. Balye who died in Fre.-no in 1915.
castle. Indiana, oi the Jill February L 1 '. and -howl any- why t ■ Fina - ".
count- w ith ' ••-ta'- of .•at ent should not i- a ipruvedia heirs are notifn'ii ' then J make proof of .cirship- 4il|
their di.-tn ut: -hareWitness, tht t'lerk of itij
this :10th day Janutr.. iHl
Cau-e No. 7470. j W M. Suth. r.ir. ittoirr John W’. H io i lerk
euit Ccurt.
F-'ol
Husband and IVife Face "Last Mile" logetl^ * * * . , * * o Couple Who Slew Baby Which Threatened to Part Them Must Exj te Cri*| Electric Chair on Same Day.
'•Ml* | ot MtHIMw | H \ | ION
x , - ' givtn th .t tht- ui ~.k i• j at been a{>p<tintfd b> the
^ Circuit Court of Futnam
Indiana. Administra* of Kmnm U.irrett. • uni t.outitj, ileccased
lj ** ,,, I’uiuam county, doctas,
upposed to be solvent
Koner^ u l.urretl. Administrator
Jan l«. ]>33
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n nm.Hiyyn HI »|, K-T STF.
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et al are Defendants, re-
make the auni of
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quiring me to make the auni of
Th t u “ 1 »*‘i"l Five Hundred
Cent! . li ‘ r '! f"' 1 Lift> -thr. e -La a 12 • wH, * Interest on said de ree and coat* I wi)j expoae at public s ,| e m the highest bidder on Salurd.i K-bruary II, isjj bilwee! the hours of l« o ( lock V M „a J I o clock P M of Wld .l';y. A a, M t! ., and 4 1 of the Court Hou-w in <)reenTast
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th« Statf *>f Indiana, to-wlf
• .if o» n ?hL h tfL* t .^ u * r . Ur - ‘* n ' 1 ‘h« north f Of > t -outheast quarter. ,n.i the
' '•'•Iheaet quarter of :
auartcr. and the east half „f the northwest quarter of Section jj
a West
vontelnlriK 3*0 acres, more or lest If such rents and profits will not
sen for a sufficient »um to satisfy said
interest, and costs. I win at
Mrs MASPrSmpsoKT
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the same time and place expose' to pub.K sale the fee simple tltl, to said teal estate, or so much thereof ai may tie> essary to discharge said decree crest snd costs. Said sale to h« de without any r-lief * .
appcalaernent !hw« WHKRhXJF. I have ‘ 17th
be necessary to dis interest and costs
made without from valuation
. , l-N WITNESS hereunto set my hand, this th
flay of January. 1»3J
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Sh
Sal
ALVA BRTan,
aarlff of Pqtnam Countr
he.-Uz. KVy for
N V ,P trl ‘.cheduUdVo d* V ' n, L. b, *r d,n,ed ; M,r T S.mp.on and her husband. R s’. v L d . d * d ln ,h, c hair on the night o) March 2. unleM Go**’ 00 , aH Uw't ultimate pen^ly tKe alary nPSnmX t0 lh * r * ri ty of cases where husband snjl»|^B farmer w.thoul telline him of I it * Simpsons is georth retelling Mrs Simpson marr.ed ti* swamp, where M seat found «««^yMe to S.mp.on for they poisoned the child stlempt to deny their eu.lt rT.I Tj *. U ‘* r V T d “ c,, hunters. Ourmg their trial, the S,, r p, Tpl £ <• -aSZfh'Sii J±Lfi^J*AjS-!jStL® « ret >r!£iJSt
Mr» Simpson
to tho
apt<
cLair
" th, 'wh.V.” mOBT Which th v r »" • par with that of to r*^ i 0 j , “ tb,a . — Mr ‘ Ruti '
with her lover, Judd Cray, us tha murder Alfred Snyder. _ _ . —
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