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THE DAILY BANNED, G BEEN CASTLE, INDIANA HUD AY, NOVEMBER G, 1936.

CHATEAU

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ODD FKI.I.OWS TO MEET AT BRAZIL ON NOVEMBER !l District No. 14. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will hold their first district meeting' of the year in Brazil with Brazil lodge No. 215 as host. The district includes lodges from Fillmore, Creencastle, Russellville. Mt. Meridian, Brazil, Ashboro, Harmony, Cory, Carbon, Coalmont and Clay City. Elmer A. Weeks of Columbia City, grand master of the state of Indi-

ana, will bo introduced by Distrlc* Deputy Grand Master L. H. McNeely of Greencastle, who will be main speaker of the evening, along with Past Grand Master, Dr. A. A Spears of Brazil. Fred L. Crabb of Brazil and J. A. Friend of Greencastle, will preside at the meeting. Election of officers for the year will be held. Plans for the year will he brought before the meeting. Bra zil lodge has planned an interesting program and it is requested that a

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To be held at Crawfordsville, Indiana, Wed., Nov. 11th. BEGINNING AT TWEI.VK-THIKTV NOON. Sale will be conducted in heated sales pavilion on north Washington street and will consist of twenty spring males and thirty spring gilts, also a few tried sows with litters by their side. This is l>> far the best lot of Polands I have ever offered arid many that lia\e in-greeted by herd have claimed they are the liest lot of hogs to Ire found anywhere. They are the deep bodied, good ham, good loin and all double iminiined and eligible lor record. Come to this sale and you will not he disappointed.

t H.T. STOUT ♦ ♦ Crawfordsville, Ind., It. F. D. 5 | Phone 646. R 2.

I’rovlows and JD‘vu»\vh 1 AT LOCAL THEATERS I [. Voneastlo “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” the picture which was shown in Greencastle a few months ago as a road show with tickets selling ns high as $1.10. is being brought bock as a regular program offering at the Voncaslle theater tonight and Saturday. Twelve stars have leading roles in the production. James Cagney, Joe E. Brown. Dick Powell. Anita Louise, Olivia de Havilland, Jean Muir. Hugh Herbert. Frank McHugh, Ross A’exander, Verree Teasdale, Victor Jory. and Mickey Rooney. Elaborate stage settings and the musical background •arc also features of the picture which is regarded as one of the outstanding

films of the past year.

Chateau

Tim McCoy is starred in “Bulldog I Courage,” tonight and Saturday at | tiu> Chateau theater. McCoy plays a double role in the picture, that of ; father and son. As the son his whole purpose is to right a wrong done to | his father 15 years earlier by a 1 crooked banker.

Granada

Buck Jones has the title role in “Boss Rider of Gun Greek,” on the screen at the Granada theater tonight and Saturday. I'tali Pioneer Celebrates SALT LAKH CITY (UP) — Mrs. Young Elizabeth Steele, first white child born in Utah, recently celebrated her 89th birthday. Her father was a member of the first Mormon battalion to enter ‘he state.

Mass Slaughter Feared In Madrid

ENGLAND. FRANCE SEEK TO SAFEGI ARD CITIZENS OF SPANISH CAPITAL LONDON. Nov 6, (UP) — Great Britain and France, fearing mass slaughter if the Spanish nationalists enter Madrid, have appealed to the Madrid government to seek an agreement to safeguard the city’s millionodd people, it was understood today. Impelled to action by the nightmare vision of the streets of a great world capital running with blood, the government is understood to have ordered Foreign Minister Anthony Eden to get immediately in contact with Paris. Eden, it was said, telephoned to the French capital and, in cooperation with the embassy, put the dramatic appeal up to Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos and Premier Leon Blum. They agreed at once, it was understood. to make an effort admittedly one in whose success they have little hope to persuade Premier Francisco Largo Caballero and his associates in the Spanish government to seek a direct agreement with Gen. Francisco Franco, commander in chief of the nationalist armies and dictator of the fascist "provisional government.” Orders were sent at once from London to G. A. D. Ogilvie-Forbes, charge d'affaires of the British embassy at Madrid, to present the appeal in the names of the British and French governments to the loyalist government, and a reply from him was awaited anxiously. Britain and France would like an agreement which would both prevent a slaughter that might enter history as one of the most awful of modern times, and save the city of Madrid itself from a fight that might leave it in ruins. So worried were British officials over the situation that it was understood foreign office attaches remained on duty all night in hope that a reply might come from Ogil-vie-Forbes. But the appeal was a despairing

GRANADA “The Family Theatre” Toniffht Is Family Niffht 10c To Evcrybcdv Tonight and Saturday 12 ’till II P. M. Saturday

BEST W ESTERN IN TOWN A FOUR-FISTED ENTERTAINMENT SOCK ! Because there are TWO Buck Jones in his newest suspense smash! f ■‘"‘MHW"

VONCASTi “Whtc thecrowa,. Tonight and Sat ur4 _ ' iv "n'^w77: No Advance In iOc - 25 C

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Sunday - Monday - Tuesday

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NEWS FLASH!

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one. Previous efforts to lesson the terrible cru. 'ty of the civil war have been vain. Some of the most beautiful cities of a beautiful country are almost destroyed. Thousands of mounds of fresh earth in nationalist and loyalist territory mark the graves of men who four months ago were walking on the streets together, oven moving in the same social ' circles. I France’s prompt response to the British appeal was due in part, it [ was understood, to receipt of secret reports from its own diplomatic and military intelligence services that 20(' 000 people have died in the civil war which started only 16 weeks ago today. Of these 200,000 men, women and children who have fallen under fire of their countrymen, the French reports said that perhaps 50 000 died in actual battle. The other 150 000 it wan asserted, were killed in cold blood executed or died in prison, Spain’s monetary loss in the war was estimated at a minimum of about 000 000.000. There is no estimate of the total damage, including historic buildings, priceless art treasures, and businesses. t' a N V K1K ADS GET RESULT*

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PURE PORK Sausage Lb. 19c FRANKFURTS 2 Lbs. 25c Swiss Steak Shoulder Cut 17V2C Lb.

FRESH CALF BRAINS 2 Lbs 25c ROUND OK LOIN STEAK Lb. ILEANSER S Cans COFFEE I.b LUNCH 51 EATS, lb PORK STEAK. Ih

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Corn, 2 cans ... 25c MINCED Peas, 2 No. 2 cans 25; HAM Apples, 6 Lb. ... 25c Lb. 18c

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