The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1934 — Page 3

1H£ DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. MONDAY. 'JANUARY 22. 1934.

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vioes hecau*-© return blanks, notary puiblica ani information are available at these places Annual returns must lie file,! by all persons who bad cross receipts of more than $66.67 frounj May 1, 19:53, to December 31, 1933. All receipts Airing: the eicht-month period must lie reported, repajalle s of previous returns filer).

s \I.K CHRAP: Lumber, doors kindling :m<i brick. Meins|l dl Ixxust -tifsd. Hawkins 19-3tp. ALE: 1928 Bui k two-door poiul , onditim. (all N, ( . j Phone 160. 22-23-24-20-27 ALE oi Tnrte, for Green||.iopert\ or small farm, an j ,,i 90-aere faim and 132 acre] 1 L. Smith, Cloverdtile, Ind. j >2-24 ALE: 1’ < <1 Muskrat eont.i , heap. Call 303 V. _ 22-3p | SAI K: 7 tube Atwater Kent ' nut,,,, model 10 $13. Fund j J., :iMi>e, east dde i f square I | ." I 22-2tl \I I AutJ niatic Steel dump I'.ikI m l lievroleit. Good < on 111 envy Woodall, Putnamville. • 19-4p.

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rOMMCMSTS BLAMED FOR INDIANA FARM RIOT WARSAW, hid., Jan. 22, (UP) — Prosecutor Seth Rowrlabaugh of Kos-

ciusko county today blamed communist propaganda for a near, riot which occurred here Saturday when several hunlrert farmei-s gathered to protest the sde of a morlgage on the Clarence Geaihari farm. vlfee pels ns have been arrested i't neine tion with the disturbance and Rowdahatnrh said he had inforaation which would lead to the arrest of three nt ers. Those UDdor arrest are Alfred Ti da, ( hicago, purjiorted ecretaiy of ih n Fnited I’.irmers League; his wife, Viola, and Jess Hann, 22, of near

Syracuse. They are being held in jail nt Goshen to prevent possible attempts to liberate them.

. BRAZIL BANKER SENTENCED John F. Brown, former president of the Citizen s’ National Bank, of Bra-

r rmal charfw of resisting police xil was sentenced by Judge Robert C

Haftzell iu,' federal court Saturday to fifteen menths at the federal yieni tentiirJ-y at Atlanta on a chatge of fraudulent! manipulation «,f hank

funds.

Brown", was charged with abstracting $10.,7nf» worth of Vanderhurg county is>ad bonds from thij bank’s funds, hie and William J. Snyder, vice-president, were found guilty. Snyler received fifteen months’ pris-

Itave been placed against the trio but Rowdubaiigh said he may change Lie

urge to inciting riot.

The -ale was eonsumated urvler protection of 15 quatds armed with ,ai gas bombs and riot guns after George Bowser, attorney for the Federal Land Bank of Louisville, Which held the mortgage, had been kept prisoner by the farmers to pie vent his bidding in the property.

on sentence which ws.s suspended fv two years. ctr< ini oinn Nun Agnes W. Murphy of CSoverdals was granted a divorce Saturday from Alton R. Murphy ami was also given custody of their 5 yftar old daughter, the defendant being, placed under older to pay $15 a rroirth for the child’s support. \ / In the suit on note* and to set aside a conveyance of tire Russellville Bank and State Bank of Russellville against Mary W.- ( Dryden and ot iers, the defendant i Raymond H.

Dipehev is filed an affidavit hr | venue the suit from this county. Alfred R. Hays has filed a complaint agnnst Louis F. Hays and others to partition real estate. Gillen & Lyon are attorneys for the plaintiff Suit to collect an alleged unpaid note and account wa . filed by A. D. Rule and V. O. Mann of the firm of Rule & Mann against Pearl M. Berry Ken Morgan. A demand of $41.69 is made on the note and $178.28 on the alleged unpaid account. W, T. O’Neal is attorney’ for the plaintiff.

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P'l ED: \ny kind of dead stock. , Greencastle. We pay all John Wachtel Go. 24 tf |TED: Girl for general h-ouse-i to 4:30 daily. State experience expected. Addtess Box J, 22 2p. j . le...; < .01 all! to do light ^ . hance f.n roi.m and 1am l!o\ P.anner. In. h Ml. I ’A Kt SH ! OOMS |A\ M’OI I'. Jat:. 22 ■ More hundred thousand iKWB.ms I cron ling into auto license throughout the state to file 11. ..ire tax returns (hiring the flit days, it was estimated toI -tato ..'i- .-s inti division11 another of a serie- of plea • | avoid r ing:.-lion at |l uinch.‘S by using the hranchinn 1lately, Clarence Adiri'ctor of the division, deli 1 1 moi than one-fourth ' u :l number of eypr’etod anI - had hi 11 ns-eived at the |l . .. iiulay. \ v o who file returns within l t day or tvo will ex|>erier:ce I I .iniuiience . au.-od by’ enlist license branches Jackson fl uance of auto licei.sQ plates jr’ riti. ^ i- virtually completed f. r espite all warnings and [there undoubtedly will he in the licens»> branches the tin week and on Mm 'ay and ky f next we< k. 'Ihe final <Uit.* jog 1 l u- -day, January 30.'’ it is not mandatory that needed through auto license ■, Jackson explained, most kis will us<. the branches’ .-«>r-

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