The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 April 1934 — Page 3
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Baked Chicken dinners 35 cents jl-ainrhes 25 c“nts, Sunday at Crawford’s Restaurant. j|
—Wanted— WANTED s—Paper Hanging, .p r j,..
4'or TT’i'm Chevro-i « «« a^i/a-raper Hanging, pricl ' LE: ,whe!k i shape. 03 right-Chester York. Phone 733-X. .i-Unm. I WANTED — COINS AND OLD ' I k . f i frieo 1 STAMPS. Up to $20 paid for Indian ^ f^ry charge !«-“ (:ents: Half - Cents * Large ; thf/ |n ' 1 '. „ 7 - 7 y I Copper Cents, $500, etc. Send .lime Highland St. I none a. fw |igt ROMANOCOINSHOP, “A - Springfield, Mass. 21-lp E . Rural New York po- ' . “ '■ i ' i ' sh, ' E u 'i ; List I ransters Of Krai Estal(
DEEDS SHOW INCREASE FOR PAST WEEK, ACCORDING TO COUNTY RECORDER
For Rent—
Two room furnished Phone 453-Y. 19-21-2t
pXT: Noith half of 8-room UPlmsc 'ivenue. See Fred id Rlnnniington St. Phone 20-3p
;T: Si\- room modern 3 Hanna Court. Inquire Hanna Court. 13~tf (isceilaneous— urtney, olicits your sup- . primary, .May 8th for City 1 I ’ f
Political nouncements :nocratic Ticket for Judge LIAM >1. '•I I III It I l\ i'HTI. \ M) « • <.n i.i:\ | U S HAXN l n\ FOR SHERIFF 1il\ K. >|.% WTI\ CloTerdale Twp« u \m :»t it in \ \ (ireeiH'iixlle orm o. iMHiiis itreentMiMf li* IRKorm: k > \ i i:k (rreeueiiMtl** (ROM "» < • • <» l l (•reeneuMtl** Mill K It. m \< \\ GretEcaatte John si iiii:iu.i^ t.rpriH :i h* :ov m. mt \< k.nry ' TowtiNhip fOMI K | . I T( l/.IKIl Grtcpeastlc in n i.am \Mrjt (•recuciiNf Ic
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Transfers of real estat • for the past week showed a decided Incivn.-i in niumber, according to deeds or fill- in the comity recorders office Transfers for the week follow : James 11. Pltchford and wif . to Frank J. Torr and wife, 137 acre In'Floyd twp., $1. Frank J. Torr and wife, to Emma M. Pltchford, 137 acres in Floy, twp., $1. Simpson A. Uirt and wife, to Raymond Riley, lots S3 anil 81 in Greencastle, original plat, $1. Sheriff Alva Bryan, to Ilerbtrl Scobee. land in Giftoncawlle iwp., $2,115.13. First National Bank of Cloverdale. to Ira C. Knoll and wife, part lot 1 in Cloverdale, southern addition, anil 17.91 acres in Cloverdale twp., $2,100. Metta E. Knoll and others, to Ira O. Knoll and wife, quit claim (1 same property, $1. Paul Albin, to Harry R. Dickerson, lots 7. 3 and 9 In Greencastle Knight's enlarge me mt. $1. Otford Burk and wife, to Rev n Call and wife, 40.72 acres In Clinton twp., $1. Sheriff Alva Bryan, to Boyd M Ralston. 130 acres in Madison twp., $1,066.63. First National Bank of Cloverdale. to Mami» Cline and others land in Cloverdale twp., $2,000. Clyde O. Cain and wife, to Thomn^ White, lot 3 in square 28. Greencastle Commercial Place, $1. Thomas Whit" and others, to Roheeca White, hit 3. square 28. Giveneasi le Commercial Place, $1 William A. Cooper, auditor, t L. C. Hammond, tax title to 40 acres In Marion twp.. $27.44. First Citizens Bank <fc Trust Co., to Ch-ster Klmer York and wife, part lot 59 Greencastle. eastern enlargement. $1. Hartnell Lock ridge and others, to Metre polltan Lif« Ins. Co., quit claim to land In Warren and MadlIson townships. $1. First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co., to Richard K. Sandy and wife, part lots 1 In square 1. and lots 12 and 13 In square It. Grei-ncas le. Northwood addition. $1
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice Is hereby given that the underMgned has been appointed by the Judge of th- Circuit Court of Putnam County. State of Indiana Executor of the will of William N. Lakln, late of Putnam County, do erased. Said estate Is supposed to h" sol vent. Otto F. Lakin. Executor. April 20. 1931. Cause No. 7616. John W. Herod, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. 21-31
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice Is hereby given that th* undersigned has hern appointed by th-» Judtoe of the Circuit Court of Putnam County. State of Indiana. Executor of the will of Bertha (' Tucker, laic of Putnam County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be sol v«nt. Cassell C. Tucker, Executor. April 6. 1934. Attorneys, Gillen & Lyon. Cause No. 7612. John W. Herod, Clerk of the Put nam Circuit^nurt. 7-3t NOTICE OF FINAI SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE Notice Is hereby given to the Creditors. Heirs and legatees o( Leonard Wilson, decasod. to appear in the Putnam Circuit C< urt. held at Greencastle. Indiana, on the 7tb day of May. 1931. and show cause. If any, why the Final Settlement Accounts with th“ estate of said decedent should not be approved and aald heirs a^e notltted to then and there make proof ^ef helr-Uip and receive their distributive shares. Witness, the Clerk of said Coujt. this 14th day of April. 1934. • John W. Herod. Clerk Putnam Circuit Court. Cause No. 7574. Nutherlln # Buttierlln, Aliys.-14-Jt.
iriE DAilY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, SATURDAY. APRIL 21. 1932
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Sanford llotnlni'. Jadson.
i liarle- t'. WhitioeU Terra Haute. State senator for Hi,. < miutlen of
Montgomery tint I’olna,,, Karl Berry, Crawford
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William K. Treadway. Spencer, i ice i. Rodei • spcncf r.
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rourtland (' (lillen, <Ireencastle. F * \ S Hamilton, Ur. . ncast le.
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I'roMctiitiiiu \ f turiie} I or Ihe itlili •liiilicinl IHutriet, t ouMlMtlng Of
tlie <'oinit> of Piitnniii
Wm. H. Haverly. (irc-ncastle. li'dicri 11 Ncwgont. (Ireencastle. Frt’d V. Thomas, (ireencastle. < lei U of ili«* I'litiiiiiu ( irenil 4 ourt I retl F. lioatrnan. f'.ainlirldge.
I'nil J. Foietnan. Fillmore. W. Ho HeelfvlUe.
niilt'rr I’ McFamm.i k. Coatesville. Homer C. Morrison, <;reencafft le.
\iidit<ir of l'iitii:iin ( oiinty
William \. Hooper, (ireencastle. ni cely K 11nffman. renter Point. Philip 15. llutcheMHi, (ireencastle.
Shannon, Floac Siiihcrlin. (Jreei
I reiiNiirer of riitii:iin ( oiinty W. Depe W doff. Uusstallvillo.
f't'ov* r «'. (j ()< m I pa s t u i - ■ Cloverdale.
Oscar Irwin, Greem istle. .b-ssc F. Voung. Gi * • ncastle. Hecorder of Piitntnii ( (Minty Ma\ Kggers. Hoachdale.
Klizalieth Padgett, drcencastle.
Gladys Rogers. drc< ncastle.
Myrtle Blue W't iMHl. drcencastle.
\MMeNMor Of I*iMii:iiii < omity
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George T. Douglas. Daniel V Hurst, B Charles A. Marshall. (\irev F Pavne, dt Robert 1,. Pierce, d ( Mixer String, r. Gr« **hei if! of I'liltn Roy M IbMcknev. d Walter B. Bryan. ( Otto n I midis, r.ree Peter R. 1>
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castle.
H'.incr 1. Fiazi- r Frank Girton, Fillmore. Be. R Herbert H* • Isvillc Georgi i: K ng ipi Grei ncastlG. Fred Ban. istcr. Greencastle. Gux K Martin. Cloverdale. Roscoe G* S tilt. Greem istle. John 'IV Hutherlfn. Greencastle. William i: Tl rp. Greencastle. I Kroner of I'ntiiniii County Charles II. Rector, Greencastle. Russell J. Shannon, Greencastle. mirvei or of t'litiiuni ( iiinity Orville O'Neal, Greencastle.
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( oiiui> 4 oiiiuiiwMioner, I'lrnt IliMlrlct
Rmcry V. Adcr. Fillmore. Fal Cbidfclt .r. Russellville. Oscar E. Cramer. Bainbridge. M\a M. Go win. Greencastle. .Tulin IT. Hillis, Greencastle. I,. M' I'crran. Roachdnlo.
4 oiinf\ 4'iMiiinlMMloner, Third l)l«irict
Movertki.le.
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Edgar A Hurst. C
George p. Walker. Cloverdale. 4 on ii t } 4 (Mineiliiifiii. l'ir*f tlintriet Bonie .T. Steele, Ronchdale. 4 (mi ii I} 4 ‘o ii ii c 11 in :i n, Second District John Sinclair. Fillmore. 4 (Minti 4 (Miucllmnn, Third District <o$ge. Aker. Rcclsvill*-. Comity 4 on tie 11 in hu. l-'ourth DiMtrlct R<.v HHHs. Greencastle. 4 (Minty 4 (Minciliiidn \t l arge Oln 'IV Ellis. Greencastle. H. C. Foster. Cloverdale. Cbarits F McFerran, Bainbrldge.
JnckNon Township
Fmotee—
\\ \' Barker, Roarlidnle. Geo. A. Fitzsimmons. Roaclidalc. Claude Malaycr. Roachdale. Walter Stewart. Ronchdale. Clark Wilson, Bainbridge. A d\iso ry Hoard— Ed Bca << »n. Bainbridge. George Miller, Roachdale. If. M Wilson. Roachdale. Preidnct 4 ‘oniiiiit teemen— Oliv.r I*. Bl iydes, Roachdale Frank Moreland, Roachdale. Clicstcr Picket t. Roachdale Delegate To '•talc Convention— Mori Allen, RoacTnlale. w \i i'n, Ro i hdale, I rank|in Township
rrnstcc—
Harry Biirdctte, Roachdale. diaries W Silvey, Roachdale. j M Si irtord, Ronchdale. Cull’. Wilson. Raccoon. \dx isnr> Board— Raymond Crosby. Ronchdale. Chas Douglas, Ronchdale. Orxilb’ Fosber. Ronchdale. Precinct 4 (miiiiiHtceinen— John B Gough, Roachdale. I kina dra bam. Ronchdale. JV^r C. Ford. Ronchdale. G( « II < V Cll« k. Rojn'hdale. r.i 1 F.ggcrs. Ronclidalc. Tf.irrv (’ -Rice, Ronchdale. Ian t Tbompson. Roachdale # Delegate to Mute 4 (invention— Kino? O Young, Ronchtla b*. Robert l>. Patton. Hoachdale. ItusselI Township
Trustee—
Ah i Frank Gardner. Rftssellvllle. diaries F Bear, Russellville.
\d\isor> Hoard—
oifn Beotiard. Rtissellvllle.
George M Spencer, Russellvillt. Iktgene K Grimes, Russellville.
Preelnet 4 oniinlttcemen— .1 !•: By rd, Russellville,
li Witt Sntherlin, RussellvIHe,
Fuf c Grim. s. Russellville
D# legate tn Wtote CoiMentlon— riiarlc^ T* Gardner, Russellville.
4*|('x c 4 Jrimes. Russellville
4 lint nil Tonnaihip
Trustee—
Ray Clodfclter. Greeneastle. I’dxvar<l Thomas, Greencastle. %<lvlMory Hoard— D o Hall. (Ireencastle. Bon Heady, Grecncastle Donald Webster, Greencastle. Preel net 4 oiiiiiiltteeninn— Esi f>] Brothers, Greencastle. Claude Burk. Greencastle. Delegate to Mute 4 (invention— I'lmia M Wfitaicr. Greencastle. tlonroe TomiMhlp
Trustee—
\ irgil J. Ader, Bainbridge. r»..lbv Collins, Bainbridge
Samu. l A Colllver, Grecn« :istle.
Willis It Dickson. Bainbridge. Arthur Glitz. Bahibrldge
%d\ Inory lloiird—
•lamb Etchtson, Bainbridge
»encaJ»tle.
Alva Tbomas. Greencastle.
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Ralph Posher, Bainbridge
E proctof, Oreem erlln, Greencastle.
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H irvev Nicholas. Greencastl
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reelnet I oinmllteemnn—
ilnbrld *, Gre« •llit, d
RiiH.sell E. Thomas, Greencastle. Delegate to Mute f (invention—
Van Cleave. Bainbridge.
Flo yd Timnlisip
Trustee—
Exra Arnold, Fillmore. Tnd.
Eldon Milt ’ B ' in'o i«l Ifenrv M. Osborn. H
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Advisory HiMird—
ora Michael. Halnhrldgi
Ralph Mlnter. C
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iry M osnorn. Bainbridge. Frank Woods. Fillmore.
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Min ter. Coatesv 1 i . Fillmore *
Prei laet t ommlftremhh— Harry Person. Bninhrldg
Clifford Hhlm
Ralph Greenly, v . r I? Ruark FiHm"! e glife to Mate t out entionillbim I' /einer, Fillmore.
n. Balnhrldgr lee. Coatesvi!
Deleu ate to '•til
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tlarlou 'I'omiNhlp
Trustee—
Cnrl Arnold. Fillmore.
noid, Finmore.
Robert Arnold. Greenmail#,
f. Barker. Fillmore
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Everett Buis, Coatesville. Elbert F Tlncher. Greencastle
Advlaory Itonnl—
Earl Bunten. Flllmort.
A. O. Cnoprlder, Coatesville. \'l‘rti Elrod, Coatesville. Emmitt Hurst, Greencastle. ITank E. White. Fillmore.
Precluet I 'ovninltteeninn-
Oscar Bydick.
W. '
Raymond A
Fillmore.
FI Ur ymo
Melvin Ruark, Greencastle.
D. McNary, Fillmore, lice, (Ireencastle.
Uclcgnle to state Convention—
A. o. Hunter, Fillmore. fireeuvnMtle T4>nn»*liip
Trustee—
I’M ward H. Elteljorge, Greencnstle
AMNeNNor—
Harry If. Talbott, Greencastle. Clarence A. Vestal, Grt* ncastle. Precinct 4 'onniiitteeinnn— Bois j. Arnold, Greenctustle. Raymond S. Fisher, Greencastle. \ D. Herod. Greencastle.
Chiu
Harry BaF
King, Greencastle. BaRue, Greencastle.
James Macy, Greencasth
Will Glideweii, (Jreencaetle.
Claude King, (
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(Ilenn Purcell, Fillmore. Walker H. Reasor, Grcncastle. 1'red Rejsing, Greencastle. Oscar Rowings, Greencastle. Albert Shuey, Greencastle. Baxvrcnce T. Snider, Greencastle. Nelson Taulrnau. Greencastle. Fred E. Todd, Greencastle. Chester York. Qreencafitle. Dclcgnlt* 4«i stjjti. 4 <)nvv k ii1i<Mi— Charles A. Kelly, Greencastle. Henry B. Kocssler, Greencastle. Harrv W. Moore, Greencastle. ('I; tries B. Sage. Groom Die. William A. Kreigh, Greencastle. c \V. Cole, Greencastle. I'’ertl Bm as. Grt;enca«tle. >llllliM«»ll o vx umIi i p
Trustee—
John H. Aker. Greencastle. Herbert Boswell, Greencastle. \ngti8 R FuQiia, Greem istle.
\4DlMor> Hoard' Jolin Knauer,
Ivan Ruark, Greencastle
ouiucr, Greencastle.
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Mac Rowlings. Greencastle. I’reel net 4 o in mi 4 4e«‘iiinn— Robert Dills, Greencastle. Kenneth Knauer, Greencastle. John A. Johnston, Greem astle, Beo B Reeves, Greencastle. Delegntc to Stole C onvention— Ivan I V Ruark. Greencasi b-. \\ Hsliingf (»n 'I’ow nshlp
Trustee—
Pete llolsapple, Reelsville. Mack Bong. Reelsxdlle. Bumma Mace, Reelsville, Clyde E. Volkcrs, Reelsville. Ailvisory Hoard— Bcwis Baumunk, Reelsville. Harley Tabor, Reelsville. George c. Young, Greencastle. Precinct t 'omui it tee inn n— Dennis N. Die!, Reelsville. But her Herbert, Reelsville Carl A. Huffman. Reelsville. Reese Huffman. Reelsville. Delegate to Male < onventon— d tendon Rigbtsell, Reelsville. J a mus E. Houck. Warren Township
Trustee—
I’rank P. Schafer, Green i^ile Raymond Scobee, Putnamville. Walter A. Wamsley, Put namville. \dvfNory Hoard— \\ D. Alexander. Putnamville. Carl Hartnaglc, GrcencnstD. Bcster C. Parker, Cloverdale. Preel net < a min it tee in an— Russell Cooper, Delegate to Mute ( onventon— M.irlon B Cooper. C’loverdalc. JefferMon Township
Trustee—
Alfred R Kivett, Green* -^'Ic. T.ester Terry. Greencastle.
Advlaory Hoard-
Waiter Haines, Coatesville. Ot ba B. Hurst. Fillmore. Rov 'Perry, Greencastle. Preeinet I omniitteemnn— (•.ul B. Hurst. Greencastle (i. R. Batkin. Greencastle. F G Bexvis. Coatesville.
Kenneth Morrison. Cloverdale. Delegate to Mate I onventon—
Behind J. Clark, Green*.nth*. Virgil R. Ncier. Cloverdale
t loverdnlc To%vu»hlp
Truatee—
Cornelius ^T. Furr. Cloverdale. Guv S Kennedy, Clover*! h».
\d\lMor> Hoard—
j B. Burris. Cloverdale. E A Cline. Cloverdale Karl Herbert. Cloverdale. Precinct 4 omniltteeiniin—
J. Willard Cromwell, cloverdale. Ralph M. Hunter, Cloverdale.
Flovd Morrison, CU* • rdale. W K. Morrison. Clov. rdale.
George C. Wingfield, (’loverdale. Delegate to State I niivcntOB—
\\ J Hood. Cloverdale. Otho V. Smythe. Clov' rdale.
City of tireencnsfle
x|:m or—
William T^. Panmnn. Greencastle. ( lerk-Treiisnrer— Bcltoy Bee. Greencastle. Orris B. Buf^h, Greencastle. i (Miiieihnan, I-’lr«(t Ward— T. \V Stewart. Green* istle. I oiincilninn. Second W aril— Mbi rt B. Dobbs. Greencastle. 4 iMineilman* Third ANnrd— Bawfence T. Snider. Greencastle. 4 oiiticilmnii. Fourth W ard— o. D. McCullough, GreuncasMe. HE PI III.II \> TH KET Itepreoenlal i\ e In < ongresa Sixth * Ilf h » 4 (Migresalanal District \ lotizn II T.lndley, Kingman. Fi-'mI S. Purnell, Attica. ^Inte Senator for the * onnlie* of Alontg(MMer> and I’utnain O. Bruce Ban*', Bainbridge. Male ltcprc*entatlve f(»r the 4 ounlles of l) we a and Potnam Ella d Fordice. Ru s* llvllb*. Judge of the l Ireult ‘ «*urt of the litih .ludlelarl t ireult. ('onMUtlug of the t ouuly of I'utnnm Wilbur S. I limner. C.r* • ncastb*. ProMeeuf lag %tt«rne> t‘*r the llllh .liidleinl l Ireult, < nii*l*tlng of I In* ( 'onnt> of Putnum Mb. rt i: Williams. Putnamville. I lerk of the Putnam I Ireult ( «urt I >.i vid Braden. Greene stle. Vernon W. d ir«ln* r. Russellville. Auditor of Putnam ( onnly Allen |{ i Tienowet b Greencastle. I’reaNiirer of Pnlaam 4 ounly Bowell A Picks. Fillmore. Itei’onler of Putnam 4 oiinty !•: ie Beneflel. < Sieen istle. ANMCMMor of Putnam County Olivet Hhonkwller. di « encastle. Henry Woodall, clov* rdale. sherifT of Putnam County Claude R Coffin. I ilbnore. Paul Frederick, FIymere. Bogan W iKulruMt. dr* -ncastle. i oroner of Putnam Comity pi W M M* Gaugh fSre. ncastl#. Surveyor of Putnum Comity W.lier I Min bar. (Ire. •< ait le 4 oiinty I ommlsnioner. I ir.M Di*»iric» Nelson F. Scribner. R issellvtlle. 1 (Minty CiMninissioner, I liird DiMtrli*t R. \ Vaughn. (Jreen. le. i (Mint t ( (Minelluian, I oarth District Gmi ge |<:. Ensign. Gr* eiicustle. .InekMun To^a-hlp ^
TriiMee—
\\ F Gi ger, Ladoga. AiDlNory llonril— .lax Coopor, Ronchdale. <* B Jarvis, Romshdale. William Robbins. R«* achdn.le. Preeinet 4 ’oiiiinltteemnn— Harvey Morlan*!. R**a< Mdnle. Delegate to stnte 4 duventou— c A. Fnller. Roachdilo. FrankHn Town*l»l|»
Trustee—
\dVlsory Honril— Beo Hnzelett, G
Raymond A. Kenaaji. ui Milton 'Perry, Greencastl
izelett, Greencastle. A. Kendall. Greeneasile.
cut loll tellxTlIe.
Delegate to Mate 4 ou\en Herri* k B. Todd, R . Raymond Wright, Grecncast ie.
Monroe Township TowiiMliip Trustee-
11 endricks, Ba in bridge.
HADN’T MISSED IN GO YEARS ItOCKl.AN'l>. Me (CP)—-GPOtfrr K. 'Bony, who a t 82. never
a church service In more than 60 years, a lotal of 3,000 consecutive Sundays.
ion, Greencastle.
II(MII Fraz
ter R. Reeves. Greencastle.
sorj
ink Frazier, Bainbridge.
4 on \ eu 4 ion —
Elmer M< Kamov, Fillmore.
Everett Mast eu. Greencastle.
n, Coatesville.
Jesse H. Sears, Filli
II more.
n
Cha rle
John F. Wyson, Ailxisory lliMird—
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Preeinet 4 'oniiiiitteeinttu— Bert Miller, Bainbridge. Ernest O'Hair, Greencastle. If R. Sands, Bainbridge. Delegate lo State Convention— Joe JJ. Williams, Bainbridge. i loyd TowMkfp
Trustee—
1’.liner M< Kamey, Fillmore. Guy Shepard, Bainbridge. Max Smith, drcencastle. \'i«da Jo Sntherlin, Coatesville.
A tlx lsor> lliMird—
Fred Be k. Bainbridge. Ghndon Kelly, Fillmore. Chas. Btdubll. Fillmore. Preeinet « (Miimltteeiuiin— Ray Bawson, Fillmore. Bb»yd Summers, Bainbridge.
legate to ^tale l >
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Marion Tow iihIiIji
Trustee—
Albert «>. Hunter, Coatesville.
AilxiNor> Hoard— leveret t Mastei B**e Robinson,
irs,
Preeinet < oiuinitteeniiiu— Alex C. Bryan, Fillmore. Ralph llammond, Greeneastle. Delegate lo State Coux (‘iitlnn— Eli el M ' K i rhey, Brntflore I • reeneast b* 'I'ow iiNliip
Tri»st<‘e—
John A. Abel, Greencastle. John R. Cox, Greencastle. Howard R. Nicholas, Greencastle. 4»mcr Stoner, Greencastle. Jennie B. Wolfe, Greencastle, Tnd.
A MsesMor—
George F. Broxvning. Greencastle. Mavnard Grubb, Greencastle. ('lata B Rt-exa'S, Greencastle, l*reei»i(‘t I o in mi t teem nil— Ralph \ ilia ugh, Greencastle. Gifford lilai-k, drcencastle. Donabl Pitts, drcencastle. R. x Crask, Greencastle Walter B« * r, Greencastle. Russell N Rfiktn, Greencastle Paul l. Kerr. Greencastle. Tml. \\ J Godwin, Greencastle. DelegateN to ^tnte l anxention— \ .1 Duff. Greencastle. j. v, \|. Anally. Greencastle. D.ihn* 1| (* Tucker. Green* astle. Jo#. P. Williams. Bainbridge
I Wright. Greemast le. Alailiaon Town<«hi|»
Trustee—
Robert J Johns. Greencastle Bawrem*’ Roekhill, Reelsville. Preeinet 4 'ominitteeman— j. a. Hi attain. Greencastle. John N* Don, Greencastle. Fouiad Shinn, Brazil. D« legate lo Mate I'onvention— \A ashing ton Toxvnslilp
Trustee—
Walter E. Brnnn. Reelsville. Raymond Rex Hammond, Gree
east le.
Gilbert Dreher. Reelsville
Adxisorx Hoard —
.1 tines I. Martin. Reelsville t’laren* •• Polloni, Greencastle. Clv*b Rlsslor, Reelsville. Preeinet I (Miiinltteenian— Edgar Job. Reelsville. Everett Bogan, Reelvilbv Delegate to ‘'tale ('onvenlIon— f:\er- tt Bogan. Reelsville.
Warren Township
Trustee—
Ernest x Smith, Greencastle. A (lx Dory Hoard— Elbert E McCoy, riovordale. la-nest \ Jones. Cloverdale. Joseph B Wright, Cloverdale. Preeinet ( onimitteemeu— I lent \ Woodall. Delegate to Mate Convention— i:ver*‘tt Hogan. .lelferson Toxvnshlp
Trustee—
\’.»b)e Alice. Greencastle. I liiiie !•: Ogles, Coatesville Hubert A. Seller, Greencaatle. \ ifr»*'l II Slone, i ir^em'iislli',
Adxisorx' Hoard —
\ 1 v.i Foster, Coatesville. IMovd Boxy*. GreeneastJe. Frank Scott. Cloverdale. Preeinet < omniit teemnn— James Nile* . Cloverdale. D ' ion M- < 'lou*l. Cloverdale. Gb n Mark, Gr«’*-ncastle. Delegate to Mate I 'onx eat ion— Willi,, mi 'P (* N. tl. (’loverdale. |- i R] Cl erdalc, 1 ml.
( loxerilnle Toxvnshlp
Preeinet I (Ml* in It tee men—
Arthur I' Pick* ns. (’loverdale. ).’,•( d \A' Wingert. Cloverdale.
Elmer Divis. ('’loverdale. Robert 11 mbllu. (’lov**rd lie.
Delegate to **tnte 4 (Mix eilt luu— Willi,mi T, <>NVnl. I'lovrnlalr.
Fay f>. Ray. Cloverdale.
I it* of 4. reeneasl le
REPI ID P A \ TH KET
Alaynr— .
i**tle. iiti#.
■ e I^tle. 4 lerk-'rreasurer— ,ii stlu Paul 4;rim. dr* • ncastle. M llaxvh Greencastle pjm , \ t • M - • reencnstle 4'on ih* Mill tin. Elrs| Word— Orel ncastle i ncastle. I (MiiM-ilnitin, second AA'tirif— J im* < d Camplo ll Greencastle. I.. 11 •'. i v * ■ 11 < • 1 <i Port*' (ireencastle, R E Richards dr*encnstle. 1'(MiiM-ilman. Third Word— Frank J«m* Greencastle. 4 (mi nei I inti n. I’ourtli Word—
Paul Eeinberger Gf cncnstlc.
b rk »*f said court and
Greencastle, In*
April. 1*)34.
W’Bness the clerk the seal thereof, a Inna, this l^th day <
(HE A B)
TOHN W TTEROn.
Clerk of the Put im Circuit Cour* of Indiana. 14-2t
“Cave-man” Stuff
timer C. Akers. Bainbridge.
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tobbins, Roachdale. Adxisory llniiril—
Jo.- Ev« rman, Honchdals. Huford Fall. Raccoon. James Grider. R«si- h*lals. Pr#M-lnef t ’(Mnmitte#msn— Hugh H. Pear* y, Roaciidale. Otto A Fa Her. Roachdale
IXo;i> ihi.i ir\
Raymond Hays. Bainbridge.
u :11 (* to A. Fa Her.
ua y mi'»ii*i i i.i .v n, • Dclcgnte 4o siiitc f iinxentlon—
HnssHI Township
Trustee—
Alxa B Carrington. Russellville, n.'iiule K (J.irilner, Rii'wHvllle. Jim Marque-. Rimorllvill*. l-i P B UmlthHon. Rii»’**-ilv|Il». TIiOH, K \\ a I.I.'H. RiiM»HvIII«.
lil.iiHir, Bmiril—
Cl. II .1 Rain, RiisAi'llvIlle.
AlTi* Handy. HiiaaellvIH*. p A. MoOaimhpy. RM-""'Hvm«' Waller K r»vnr*tr#pl. Kiihh^llvllli Morton Bpencer, Rnsaellvill*-.
K Wiloon. Rush. Hvllle.
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I'ri'rlnct I ommltteeniMO— ThoN E Walilrn. Rns,. Kills H, Wilson. RiiKHrllvIlln. Rav Whiu.at, Ruoanllvllln.
H. lruHtr *«> Klatn Ton, rn* Ion—
Herrlrk I, Todd. Clinton Townulilil
Truntoo—
l.’rank K roopt-r. nmnnoantl#. JtfiiKH A. Tabor. arr»nc»»ll«.
That Cupid u*ed a grun instaad of a bow and arrow ii charge of Marjorie Crawford, film actress and aviatrix, shown in District Attorney’s office. Los Angeles, as sho accused Danny Dowling (lower), (iancer, of attempting to force her to marry him at pistol point in Yuma, Aria.
MYSfixy
(Adapted from tAe novel be PHILIP
CKAPTEN X TIIK SKARC1I FOR MR. X Rcvol and Jane 'too-l looking Jeep itC'^eaili other's eyes. Revel low.
ere.l his.
“I’ve been afraid of this moment ever since I lire nu t you,” he said. “Jane, darling, itnot. easy to tell you. . . The Yard has yood reason to suspect inc.” “Nick!” she eried, shrinking away from him, In r eyes large with frigid. “What are you saving’” -‘Didn’t you ever wonder about how 1 make my living!”
‘•No.”
“All my life I've taken things as I found them. . even when they didn't happen to belong to tne.” “You’re joking!" exclaimed Jane. Then she pleaded: “Aren’t
you ? ”
“Unfortunately, it’s true, Jane. The horror in her face smote his
heart.
“I don’t believe it!” she eried,!
Revel had marked Hie spots where 1 the various policemen had been murdered. Connor grabbed the map out of their hands. "That clinches It, sir!” said the excited Padgct. Revel is X, ami he's going to strike tonight at — ” “At Oravesend Road!” intor-i riqitcd Connor, explodvely. ‘‘Willis, 1 call the Yard and tell them to in-i struct the constable at Gravesend I Road wh-n he calls in to leave his! post and report to his station innne j diately. We can't have him mur-j dered iu cold blood. Have all police cars go to Gravesend Road at once.” Outside Bnrkston Mansions, Sir Herbert helped Jam- into her ear and then got into one of the police autos, and the motorcade roared
away.
due Palmer brought the taxi he was driving to an abrupt halt at a word from Revel, It was a shabby, deserted street, with crumbling wall of. Ini' It in the rear of a tenement
, , , .i-.. i" 11 'he left. Farther along, on the
h , r bauds -v ',.".. to him. “ l (ltd!) t xxuut you to knoxx,
ho sai«l, slowly. “1 liuvo boon h«'p- ;
streot, was a ware*
houso. The street a short distance fartluT came to a blind end. The 1 iii^ht was murky xvith fo£, but Revel
iug you'd never find out."
almost r°mo*an‘”"l whd. you'Vlu't ‘.'l ’ 8,1 *i«n, Grav.sea.l ♦ m t»» D»n tin* nearest lamp post. He <jot
. . . . t ef the taxi. Paltnt p turnt •! off
You came here P rotCf ‘ " ,c ’ . ion and bod out as - Hovel, giving llevol vunk-ol the license plate Oft
Hion. ‘The least I can do is| t|(( , t of ,, ab
“ Ver smart, Nick." he exclaimed.
‘'That’ll fool the perliee!"
“We haven’t fooled them mueli, so far, and if we don’t carry this off—" He broke off with a shrug and crossed the street to the crumbling brick wall. Clinging close to it, he made his way towards the cor-
ner, and beckoned to Palmer.
“Now here’s what you do, Joe."
“Ili’ve done me hafl," said
Palmer in what he imagined was a whisper. “ ‘Ere Hi ham and ’ere
Hi stays."
“Sli h h!" warned Rove!. "If tho
said
adoration
to protect you."
“Isn’t it a little late tor that?
Her voice was broken.
“I know," he said, contritely. “I should have bowed out of your life when I found you were getting
interested in me."
She covered her face with her hands. "Why didn’t youf" she asked, a shudder running over her. "It was too late. I’d fallen in love with you. I’d hoped... oh, heaven knows what I hoped might happen. I only knew I loved you and wanted to he near you."
Sho started at a 8U(ld< n trnfli* B>ni , j )0 |,|, v oll post * omes along, vou walk "'I" "’ l "' ® omi "R : up I., him ami net drunk.” ami stood listening tensely. Itexel] .. M .,f
xvent (juiekly to a window. He know what that sudden, increasing roar was: a police motorcade. They were
Hi ll <1 • nothin’ of the kind. [Why, 'e'd lock me Imp!"
“That’s what
coming to arrest him! He went to •lane and put his hands on her shoulders, turning her face to him. 'Now that you know what l am,
I hope. 1 want
the bobby axvay from here." Palmer groaned in piteous surren* der: “Nick, xvliy do Hi like yer so
imich ? ’ ’
4 .. , “Hope we're no! too late," said It -vill be easy to pul me out »t y-ur | {l , Vtl) a , lx ,„ ire |y,
nvwami. i. —- —- 111 ’opts to ’ Ka X’ til WC ,'ire!"
resixomled Palmer.
“Here, take this," nn*l Revel tfirust a pistol into his hand.
• • What s t his fer f ’ ’
•'To manicure your nails with!" said Kovel, grimly, as lie bent the liceiiM' plate in half. He started to turn into Gravesend Road. “Wot clici* doin’, Nick?" asked
mind, June. You are the dearest, »" rtfKt t li mg I hu v« ever ki lie kissed her quickly, pushed her .«ay from him, retrieve I the boh by’s helmet ami ran out of In- tbit. Once in the hallway, In I ml the nound of the ascending cleviitor, imd r.u to the head of the stnirs. He heard the elevator door opening, put on the helmet, removed his tepenat and slung it over his arm and began rapidly but quietly to de e-'iid the
itairway.
Kir Herbert Frenshain, shiperintcn Connor, Willis, Padget and uniformed polieemen nml
dent ether
plainelothesmen piled out of the elevator cage and made their way to the door of Revel’s Hat. Connor knocked sharply while the detectives reached into their pockets mid
grabbed their automatics.
The door opened slowly and Jane frenshani confronted them. “Jane!” cried her father aghast. “What are you doing here!” Connor and the detectives pushed
past Jane as she went quiekly to her father. “Please, father, don't ask me anything now.” She was all hut lobbing openly. Sir Herbert put his
arms about his daughter.
Connor, Willis and several of the detectives quickly trouped hack into the hallway where Sir Herbert still
stood a. though dazed.
“He couldn't have gotten out, Superintendent,” said the bewil-| dered Willis. ”1 saw him come in
tnly half an hour ago.”
Connor brushed past Willis to con-
front Jane and her father
“Where did he go!” he asked Jane, sharply. “You’v* got to tell
me, Miss Frenshani.”
“You must tell us, Jane,” her father said, firmly. '‘Another police-
man 's life is at stake.”
“I don't know! 1 don’t know!' .he replied brokenly through her
sobs.
Padget's excited voice cut through her sobbing: “Superintendent! Su perintendent! ” Connor ran back into the bedroom and found Padget and Willis pouring over th* map of Loudon on which
Palmer, anxiously. 1 “I’m bait, liait for Mr. X. If lie snaps at the bait we mav win. If not, we're on our way to jail right
now. ”
Revel, in his policeman’s uniform, crossed the street towards the warehouse side anil when he came t.> the sidewalk turned towards the blind end of the alley like street, assuming >ho rolling gait of a carrfree copper. Palmer watched him in awed fascination. Revel was whistling a gav tune as he stopped In front of a battered sign on the side of the warehouse which read: This warehouse to let. Pour stories, 420,000 cubic feet. Address inquiries to Edgar Pyson & sons, Agents. Still whistling. Revel walked on until he was |iarallrl with a barred win-low on the ground floor level. The bottom of the window was about three and half feet above the side
walk.
Suddenly Revel leaped away from the building towards the sidewalk curbing and swung about, raising his hulls eye lantern and flashing its beam upon the window He eaughl a momentary glimpse of a distorted, maniacal face glaring down at him from the lower right hand corner ot the window. Resting on the window sill was the steel point of a sword which gleniued in the light beam. So quiekly were both face and sword point gone thnt Revel, if he had not been expecting to meet X at this spot, would have thought his eyes had deceived him. Revel ran his eyes along the front of the building ami saw the mam door of the warehouse but two or three rods farther along. He wenl rapidly to it and flashed his lantern on the lock of the maastve, wooden double doors. The old fashioned lock, with )it» keyhole several inches^ high, wat forged of wrought iron. With re volver drawn, Revel bent down t< examine the key hole until his chescovered it. Immediately a long, thii blade, like a silver serpent, leapet out through the keyhole and struc) Revel ia the chest, over the heart.