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FEE DAILY BANNER, OREENCASTLE, INDIANA THURSDAY, OCTOBER

8, 1936.

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EAST MARION fcal services lor Mrs. Dorothy who died Wednesday evening iMelhodist hospital in IndianaVereheid Saturday morning at Ichuroh with Rev. Dallas Riaa* charge. Burial was in the 1 nearby. Ind Mrs. E. E. Buis called on laura Reed at Stilesville Sunlernoon. |anii Mrs. Bob Cooper were dinner guests of Randal land family. land Mrs. Ernie Cox spent [with Lee Cox and family, and Mrs. Oran Buis and Itr called on Mr. and Mrs. (Buis Sunday afternoon, land Mrs. tied Cuffing and

son of Attica and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Cot'Ang and son of Williamsport were guests of Olcn Dudley and fam ily, Sunday.

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ADDIS ABABA, (UP)— Among the many criminals awaiting trial in the Addis Ababa jail is Bala Hu, giant umbrella carrier of the cx-Em-peror Haile Selassie. Six feet, ten inches in height. Bala Hu was the tallest soldier in the Ethiopian army and had been chosen by Selassie to carry his red silk umbi lln during official ceremonies because of his exceptional height. Bala Hu also held the most envied

A Three Days’ Cough Is Your Danger Signal a™? how man y medicines you have tried for your cough, chest cold or bronchial irritation, you can get ret 1 ®* V ow with creomulsion. Serious IwoJS n ' a y be brewing and you canRPJ aff ? rt * to take a chance with anyt 1 ”!! 1 Cr(, omulslon. which to the seat of the trouble ai f nature to soothe and heal the l ' m med i membranes as the germ-laden phlegm is loosened and expelled Even if other remedies have failed, don t be discouraged, your druggist Is authorized to guarantee Creomulsion ai lj i° J e ^ unc I your money if you are not satisfied with results from the very first bottle. Get Creomulsion right now. (Adv.) post of the entire Ethiopian empire, l hat of drum major of the Inpcrial Fanfare, which was directed by the Swiss Maestro Nicode, who also was director of the musical Lyceum “Tafari Makonnen.’’ Bala Hu was tremendously proud o. his ebony stick with an enormous ivory head and was always seen around the capital with it. About four years ago Bala Hu was dlagged in chains before the emperor with a group of bndits captured while plundering villages on the outskirts of Addis Ababa. His exceptional height caused Selassie to free the culprit and immediately appoint him ‘Imperial Umbrella Carrier of the Lion of Judah.” When Selassie fled to French Somaliland as the Italian army advanced on the capital, Bala Hu was left behind. He immediately had his band players exchange their musical instruments for rifles and spears and they started looting the city. All were arrested by Italian authorities and jailed. Rumors immediately spread among the natives that Bala Hu had been placed before a firing squad during the night because of his imposing title of Imperial Umbrella Carrier. These rumors, published abroad, have been denied by the prison warden, who informed the viceroy of Bala Hu’s exceptional appetite. In his report to Gen. Rodolfo Graziani the prison warden said Bala Hu has been eating double rations daily for the last three and a half months, and that although he is quiet and \v< 11 behaved prisoner, it would be wise to speed the giant’s trial, as his presence in the capital's jail weighs considerably on the prison’s budget.

WARNING GIVEN IF WEAPON IS BROUGHT INTO PRISON JOLIET, 111., (UP) — A red light flashed at Stateville prison and a bell

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sounded. Guards stepped forward hurriedly and “frisked” a chubby, in-nocent-appearing visitor. The men who removed the snubnosed automatic pistol from within the fat man’s clothing had taken their warning from the prison weapon detector an electric device which unerringly spots the person attempting to enter the prison bearing concealed weapons. The detector U’,0.000 installation is being made at Menard prison has been used at Stateville and the old prisons for more than a year. Officials explain its workings this way: “Any package carried by a visitor is placed on a glass-topped table Should the package contain a gun, knife or other weapon or the smallest kind of steel saw, tber is a warning electric flash and the sound of a bell. “Every visitor who appears to have no concealed weapons or tools after he or she is searched is requested to discard any Iron or steel object from his pocket. He is then directed to walk through a doorway. If he has

a revolver, knife or other forbidden object concealed, there is an electric flash and the sound of a gong as he stops through the doorway. “A device something like a telephone receiver and attached by an insulated wire to a telephone box Is then moved ovc - the clothing of the suspected visitor. When the receiver passes over contraband metal there is another ring and a flash. “Women visitors have been detected with concealed stilettos although they previously had been searched by a woman inspector.

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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE The undersigned administrator of the estate of thp late < luirles Hart, will sell at puMic sale at the Hart farm, two miles northeast of Clinton Falls and 1-2 mile west of Center Sehool House, Clinton Township, on, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 14 Commeneing at lOs.KI, the following: One bay horse, one gray mare, both smooth mouth. COWS—One Jersey ami Shorthorn heifer, fresh soon; one Jersey cow 7 years old, heavy milker; one two year old thn'a quarters Hereford and one quarter Jersey, giving milk. HOGS—Two Sows; 4 Shoals, 80 lbs.; fi Shoats, 00 lbs. IMPLEMENTS—One ’-Horse wagon, I cor planter, 1 cultivator, 1 disc barrow, 1 pulverizer, 1 spike tooth harrow, 1 hay rake, 1 gravel bed, l watering trough, I oil tank, harness, 1 buggy, Iron kettle. 1 five shovel plow, spades, shovels, pitch forks, cross-cut saw. HOUSEHOLD GOODS — Some household goods. Some Corn in field. Dinner serves! by Clinton Falls Ladies Aid. CHA8. O. MILLER, Admr. Vestal, Auctioneer.

FLORIDA OFFERS RAIN TO DROUGHT SETTLERS LAKE CITY, Fla., (UP)—Fred P. Cone, who will become governor of Florida next year, has suggested to federal authorities a plan for transfer of drought-impoverished families to Florida. This state, in contrast with the Midwest, has had an excess of rainfall this year. Cone believed the state would finance a share of the expense needed to permit Midwestern farmers to rehabilitate themselves in new surroundings here. “We have millions of acres of idle la nil in Florida, and I see no reason why these unfortunate people should not be advised tof our resources,” lie 8aid - IMPERSONATION NOT FALSE MONTREAL, (UP) Ernest Prevent was acquitted here on a charpc of impersonating himself. He was arrested for impersonating “Ernest Prevost” at a poll during the last provincial eelcticns. Police explained it was a “big mistake,” and the case was dismissed.

NOTICE or RHEIlirF’S SALK OP

IIKAI. KSTATK

Ry virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the (Mork of the Putnam Circuit Court wherein

nil Land Rank of Lon

K>\, is plulntiff and Charles S. ICitel-

runl estate in Putnam County

ana, to-wit:

The east h; P* of the soutln ist quar-

ter of section One, township I

lain

nort h, acres,

range 5 west, containing

more or less.

Also the east half of the southwest quarli-r and t he west half of l he soul lieast qiinrler of Seel ion One. township 11 norlh, range 5 west, containing 160 acres more or less, containing In all, 240 acres, more or less. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum t<» satisfy said decree, interest and costs I will at the same time and place, expose to pnhlie sale the foe simple title to said real estate or so much thereof

to discharge said

west quarter of section 4. township It north, range r» west running as follows. North S<» degrees east SO

interest and costs. Said sale

L an

und appraisement

decree, Interest ni will ho made without ever from valuation

lav

iy relief what-

as may he necessary to discharge e, interest and costs Said

!*o made witli from valuati

ws.

IN WTTNKSS WHKKK'U’. I have hereunto set my hand this 2‘Jth day of September. I!K>6. Cause No. 1 a.07B JOHN T. srTIfEUUN. Sheriff of Putnam County. Indi

Lvofi and Abrams, Attorney* for the Plaintiff. 1-8-15-31

the Federal Land Rank of Louisville, Ky.. is plaintiff und Charles S ICiteljorge el al are defendants, reouiriug me to make tin* sum of $S,t»02.r»2. with Interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder on Saturday, October 24. between the hours of 10:00 A. M and 4 P M. of said day at the door of the Court lions** In Cireoncnfitle, Indiana. Putnam County, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years from the following described

NOTH E OF S \ l.K OF Itl’.M KSTATK

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The undersigned administrator of the estate of James \V. Nelson, deceased, hereby ffivea notice that by virtue of an order of the Putnam Circuit Court lie will at the hour of

f t he 291 li day of < >ctoli

o'clock a. in-

1 !t;p; a t t he la w of

he 291 li da flee of Fra Hel, Cent! (Ireencast h

day t hcreaflor lint ii sold • at private sale all t lm lot crest

of Frank t J. Stoes-

National Hank Hldg.,

•encastP', Indiana, and from day

'aftei' until sold offe

1 tlm intcic to the foil!

scrihud real estate in I’utnain County,

it:

i*r for sale •st of said

decedent in and to tip’ following de

real estla.te in Putnam Con

Stale of Indiana, to-wit:

TRACT I: The west one half of Lot numbered Throe (3) in I »aggy's Addition to the town (now city) of

(Ireencast le. 1 ndlana.

TRACT 11: The southeast quarter

of the northeast quarter of section 4. township 14 north, range f> west; the

ast quarter of tho soul lien

northen

quarter of said section 4; I lm nor one h/a.lf of the southeast quarter

r of

lm smit beaut

*th

of the Southeast quarter of

the southeast quartet of section 4; the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of s« « iion .5 and '-'•l acres off of the west side of the southwest

quarter of

section all in township 14 north,

range 5 wst, containing

high wn y*.

'r i > \ |

g j66 u<’res,

subject to all legal

PACT III: Also the following described tract or parcel of real • described ta-s follows: Oomtnencii

estate

mei

the southwest corner of the south-

l > » 1 I • » W O , .>'>1111 ^ «I » - K I ' ' ’ * .1.-11 •> rods; t lienee norlh 4 degrees east SO rods; thonc*’ south 72 degrees west 23 rods and 20 links; thence south 43 degrees west rods amt 10 links; thence south 12 degrees west 8 rods; thence following the im-anderitigs of

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f»4 degrees west 21 rods and Hi links; thence south 87 degrees west I » rods; thence south 4 degrc?es « ast 46 rods to tin' placf of beginning, containing 31 1-2 acres, more or less; also, the following, to-wit f». r » acres off of the north end of the west half (if the

eat i

ice 1 < d I o w 111 g (lie meandering! the t'lift and Prnnch first soutl degrees west 21 rods; thcucu sc

I rods

all

northwest quarter of section 9,

hip I

parcel of re

lows: All the following described real

in township 11 north, range f> west, \Ism. the following described tract or cel of real estate described as fol-

ng c

1-2

••statu excepting 31 1-2 acres off of the south and east sides of the southwest quarter ot* the southwest quarter of section 4, township 14 nort'

range

township 14 north, timated to contain

40 acres, mure or less and part of tho southeast quarter of tho southeast

5 west,

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quarier of sccilon r, in township II m i l 11, range • west, viz < ommeii'dng at the northeast corner of said tract of land running on tho line south 8 rods and HI feet; thence west 4 rods and 30 inches to a stone; thence north to the Ihu- s rods and in feet, thence east in t lie linn I rods and 30 inches

beg

ginning, conta.ining

acres, more or less, (being

the same land cenveyod by John W.

to th« place of

all 8.55

• same land conveyed by Wood et al. on the 16th day of October. INM7, and recorded in Deed Record 4."., page 4 11.). Tra> t I is If* he sold subject ♦<» the unpaid balance of the Jackson Street paving assessment and the taxes for ibc year 1936 due uind payable in 1937 and subsequent years; Tract II Is to he sold subject to (he unpaid balance of a certain mortgago In the principal sum of $8(io.oo in favor of the Fed era I Land Lank of Louisville. Ky., and the 1936 taxes duo and payable In 1937 and subsequent years; the purchaser of Tract II will lu> required to execute his bond conditioned that he will pay and discharge said mortgage Hen as required by law; and said Tract III Will be sold subject to the 1936 taxes due and payable in 1937 and subsequent years. Said sale will tie made subject to the approval of said court for not less than the full appraised value of said real estate and upon the following terms and conditions: (’ASM

LEE WOOD. Administrator. Frank Q. Stoesscl Attorney 1-8-15-St

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