The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 January 1937 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, OREENCASTLE, INDIANA FRIDAY, .lAM'Atn 2!), 10.°,,.

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+ + '»♦*■» EAST MARION i Mrs. Amy Bui* 4 •!•+ + + ♦* Rev. and Mr*. Lester Dnday a son, Ernest Eugene of th.? bad weather severd the miscellaneous shower ind Mrs. Alvora Robinson [evening and many useful vere received. Uoyd Storm is with her ►ho is ill with pneumonia, k. E. Buis spent Thursday p. Oran Bui*. Stonn spent the week end grandmothea-, Mrs. Myrtle

Fillmore.

[iggens is visiting his parents [Mrs. Herbert Higgens. ■ota Bowen spent Monday |er Storm and family. SENT RED CROSS lllnnril From Page Oae| ! Company IIi h. (\ J. Ferraml . . . khoth SIncliijr Illu r.s Kmuieth Skelton «■ s « i •' i. i .... [ M r- V. K. liaphn**! . . will** M. E. Churoh .... ■ce awkins «... Mrs. I L. Wimmer Houck

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Dttinii M»n*> tu % merit •an i.ealti ^reeiu a.m le 4'oiisolUbitcd Clnli^ of Colored People Rip Four employes li\ John Kootoolis Putnam Co. Conservation t’lub. . fobn R. Rovd i\ D Rbea ! . . . i .* t'. C. Tucker Lii wrenee \N . Criunti , HriilKe Club b\ \\' ri Dotincr. . . . I >eltc. Thet a Tau Rert Atkins . . . lay Herbert t. o. C.itninaek lobn J Martin Rut el Krot hen* virs. Kssle Ilenefiel uiul ('b orpe. . Heorpe Frlteh Frank Sntherlln Mrs. s C. Prevo V R Wiley Rimer Hlackier Frank Lane . . !>. Bell ... npton Twp. '1>de Ilarris .... Fred llurris Mrs. Ileii1\ llarri M;irpnret Donald W. L. Akers Mart ha RnllinpM Moso MeCi iph Hewcy Co R<i>\ mond Karl Fisk No. r,4 First Ward Junior Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Layinon Ib pb r . I O O F l.odpe A. A. F. W. Mr ami Mrs. W C. (Jlascot k Mr. and Mrs. \V. W. Carson... «. t'larn Rills

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^ Friend Mildred Pitdiford r 'recn ;isil« CMimell "f Chil

Mrs. Rifle A1 lee .

Jesse I’ Younp and famll> VIr. and Mrs S D Baird Ronald Parent Troop 2—‘(*lrl Bcottts Mr and Mrs. J K t’oiirtnc

Voncnstle Them

Dr ami Mr

* i • Kappa R lYodfre If. A. Taber K. L. Rurebam Qeorire Hinton Vh nnd Mrs J. R. Perkins.

Frank 1 Mr. and

Mrs T. H Morris . Mr .and Mrs A. M Y" ami Mrs. Ben Paec Mr Mini Mrs, t»ii' T. Wi

Mr and Mrs UroKan and

Coons . Mrs. Jesse Jones

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Mrs Lena Phillips . Howard Dd she r

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K Fi lend Caud Mathes y W > KrelKh Rmpbiyes Lone Star Cement t’o. Virginia Mathes Helen Blrdi Mrs. W. F Owln

Byra Met/.

Putnam Co. Hospital staff O. C. Young C. R. Lewis C. C. Cook

Mary 1C. Peck

Mrs. Kva Itaphn» l R«clsvilb* M R Sunday School Clem Rissler Isaac Skelton John Hightsdl Frank Rightsdl Lem Skelton

Rollings

Rd. St.ears Arthur If. Richlo Mrs .f W Robe Walter Campbell T R Black Frank Roberts lames Calloway Mr and Mrs. s. J. Henry

Mrs and Mrs Albert Shoe'

Ml and Mrs. Chns MoAlInden..

Prut W. <\ Arnold Mr. and Mrs Clat

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and Mrs Clarence Sbllllngs. M'lcnn Zinc Prttduct Co Nora darner Frank P Schafer R Ross Magazine Crew f< K Sandy •

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Helen dnebes

'fnrinrb* B'ownlng Mo vine I e«llo 1 T ann;th Halo Francis Knauer ... \\ Nelson F r mders L Watkins

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\ON-Mi:sinR\T NOTH K

State of Indiana,

Hit. -Sr ; Rnoor It Shoiikwllcr ■fitt s f’hildren FWurent wtain

Fin lev Cooper Daniel Hall r%df®lter |ltz I eland Chlleote C;tr| Clodfelter ■Is fllte Tlark s (boter 1, Sanford Ros.iint

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Putnam County, ss: the Putnam Circuit

v Term, 1037.

Court,

January T< No. H».263. I.’ I ^ 1_. » - I * i t i'lt

vi'rst-Oiti'ien* Brink and Trust

Company, a corporation

Androw Hlrt.

Bo it k

. it known that on tlm Sfitli <lav of mry CkiT soid plaintiff filnd affit in due form. Hliowin* that the ndiint. Andrew Hlrt. Is a non-resf-

ueni of the State of Indiana and a ne.esHarv party to the eomplairit herein: and that the olije. t of said a. - tion is suit on promissory notes said

lent defendant Is now. tliere•ehy noli fled of the pendency

of sold ae'tion nRiilnSt him and that

>re. here

HiiVd e'omplulnt at said dote, . mo will he heard and determined in

. |o T'Ue tweel..** |.eul«m I Belle* Fu«d

Flllmo

•ere

Club, hy Anna

on promL „

,',7-resident defendant Is now. there-

by notified of the pendency • linn okolnst him and that Will Stand for trial on the

I dav of March, lien the some heln* the flht'h Jildlc lal day of said term,

of said Court, nnd unless said de-

fendant appear and answer or demu to said eompluint at said dote, th some win he lieard and determined i

'"hoMKR C M0HIU80N. Clerk.

l.YON a ABKAMS. Ally. -9-^t NOTICE OK ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge o/ the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana, Administer of the estate of Mary F. Moore, late of Putnam County, de-

ceased.

Said estate Is supposed to he sol-

vent.

No. 7888. Everet Moore, Administrator. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. January 14, 1837. Theodore Crawley, A tty.

rs Kin

f*rultt iAt*»n

jrsnn Fnm-'v — T »**» , seli B. JpPnrt* Volrlt'f.i tt^t* Hv King

1 935 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK 151 in. Cloned C«b and Chassis. Heavy Duty Tires and all very gtitkd. This (tuck has always been Uriven by original owner and in vary good mes-kaiileul eondition in every way. Our price Is much lower than average selling price. See this truck at once!

King, Morrison, Poster Co. TEL. 268.

TOM MlssloM'H^ A list of cUilms Auclllor s office ft

Hoar-

r mooting

Louis J Pa bis. $..u ou T.

t’o. $3YR0:

o'is indicated for the county in which the ril, 'lh.w:in,m nv , "('i',e . ^,Pertonned.

rogu-

Fommlsslonois nt Hi«* of Febrtiurv. 1917:

burn 1

Bar 112

lining <’o.,

nner. fFYjR; Til**

R. VVoodbu

HH4.lt

471.Htl; Bono

to.va

btliu r l’ Sutli

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Woml-

Tbt* Dully

Daily Banner.

Printing Fo..

tit

►Oilburn Printing

Miilbiirti Priming t’o., !

Borroughs \«bling Maclilne <*u.. | Ktty.il 'ryiowriter Fo.. Sxir.O;

iin. . t b womi-

i.umb*

M nil

n Printing Fo . $T.4t»; Indbinn. J t*d T. !* |.boi,.. (’o . $:10 tLR; McI nber t *i i'..20; Rddie Bills. < land Flu mi.ml Fo . lUT T . .

Aftso* j

PtZgiT i

$1.90:

• tniiMl Fo . $.‘57 7 V. Fri ll $-'<*7 .'tt; Hnrdnet Bros. $1. i

A Browninx Hdw. F**.. $11 HR. Sew- j • g** Disposal. $6X 49; Oreencast le iVater Works t •*. $«7.:*.R; Dr»». \N M U\d F. B t» Bii* n, $:::•..Rn. Metzger j •.unibi i Fo. $H |o. John But herliii. l;:’. 6t» U P Mullins. $I2'''i: Sewago r )is|i«isal. I'**'' Drs W M atol t* P. » Brien. $: , .2 R0. Sb* lb.\ Deti o. $ ai i.i»; \' ire lot ro. $jo.O0. Ro> Ikcmire. $4 00; ’lam!*- Wimnier. I2.6R. Si**'.* Koug»niek. $2 RO; l\»*u t’lark. $2 Rt»: tb-org*“ 'lab*. $2 Rtt; Alive Davis. $30 00; F.ubi Staggs. $30J)0; Mooresville Public S» i - vli-i* Fo.. $l.»>ti; I0('unum>' Store t’o., | 11 2R. 14 . Purity Baki rl**s, $27.R4: Ray- ; nomi 'rurner. $»i.l0; High Point Oil Fo. 113.4R. S F Provo. $23 94 It. I Mulins. $1 2 24; Le.- S. Imol Supnly f.*.. | <24 29 1 1 ill is Feed Store. $2R.R0; Otis Matthews, $9o*;R. \) A. Browning ! • blw. t’o.. $ll.r.R; Union Ins. Fo. of j Ind.. $129.16; Union Ins Fo. of In I.. . $62.00; James A. Burk. $109.60; Tinn-s-News. I.R4.3S; The Daily Banner. $199.37: Russellvilb* News. $2R 1R; Im’ , 4ta t** Sanatorium, $349.20; Homer F. 1 Mon is< m . $186 00 j

\\ el fa re loud

$2 x0: The

PUTNAM COUNTY Structures on State Road 40 F. A. Project 6 C2 1937 Structure 40-1’*1835. 14*32 1'. 73'. 1@40’ H. C. Arch over Deer Creek. 0.9 Mi. E. Putnamville; F. A. Project 6 C3 (1937) - Structure 40-G-1836. 1 <8> 25’ R. C. Arch over Small Stream, 1.1 Mi. VV. of Mt. Meridian. Minimum

wage, GOe. 50c 45c.

Proposals must be made upo t standard form* of the State Highway Commission. Plans and proposals may be examined at the office of the State Highway Commission, State House Annex. Indianapolis, or copies thereof will be forwarded upon payment of nominal charges. No refund will bo made for plans returned. ALL CHECKS FOR

PLAN'S SHOULD BE MADE PAY ABLE TO •■CHAIRMAN. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OE IN-

DIANA.”

Immediately prior to this letting, each bidder snail submit an EXPERIENCE RECORD AND FINANCIAL STATEMENT, prepared on the State Highway Commission standard form, which will be furnished free upon reoueri. Experience Records .and Kinr.ncial Statements previously filed I with the Commission will not be ac- ! ceptable for thin letting. , Each bidder, with his proposal. shall file a corporate surety bond ; jiayable to the State of Indiana, in : the sum of one and one-half (lb.) | times the amount of his proposal. | and such bond shall be only in the form prescribed by law. and shall i be execute.I on the form hound in tho 1 proposal. Tho tight is reserved to

“Floating Grocery” In Action

Bt*nton Funis. $2 x0: Thu Dolly Bon- , ner. $9.00; Tren‘>. nf Stato Bid . $3x61. VlcKauuln*v *V Kennedy. $7R «M); Flias- , lain Funeral Home, $7R.00; linliana- i noli* Orphan Asylum. $23.2R; K. A. ! Browning Hdw.. Fo., $1.78; Sam Hanna.

H I 4 R.

(■UNoliiie I’uiid

Arthur I’gg.is. $2s.Rtt; Rnv Stir**. $1X00. Bav Kiv.rs. $3.60; C’lifftud Sltlim, $2.70: Kaynumd Ader. $!'• F.O: , ■<ain Woods. $7 xtt \ D. Fussily $12' Juorge Fenwick. $14.10; Julian M« Vi $16.10: (» R. Ad* r. $3 60: Roberl La

.*. .,...-r. J

$44 U't If Uitchford. $120; win. $2.60; Oscar R\

Vay. La w -

Aaron

. ,...,vr. vans. $4t»tt0; i’billii'S $22 411. Hurry Meek, d Haiis«*| $3.60; Alva J« nHoward |* , reder iek. $x 10;

irgil I'b lllips $1 Rt»: K W FI .R0: Max Smilb. $1.50; Julian IV 3.00; Hunt* i- Bros.. $28.X0; Wi)

$16

•ton.

• bind

Henry

$7.20; Ma

kins. Virgi * 1 Ml •

ros..

Inman. $R,60. R.l Wbitloek. $4 20 Ra \ noiul \V hit lock. $2 40; Janus Deav**r. <1 R0; I ’/.ra Arnold, $9.20: Flmer t’Jod *•) t er. $1t».Ro; Leslie Stewart, $1R00; less© Sutberliu. $7.30; Fourtni'v Su

•rlin, $ R.90; K»*nneth Fbalfi lt .*1*. $7 ! 'Villa»*il S'it li* » 1 iu. $2.70; Rafe M (Jangbev, .20; Fred Spene**r. $1 R0; K Crimes. $2.oo. itambill Crim

i*b*s Gardner. $1

Pro'

gene Crimes. 52.00; uanuan Ciinus. $ 1.R0; c’harles Cardner. $1.50; Alva. M.

inw in. $43.80; Kdwin

Char

or, $20 40.

r. Iio.so; K»*nnelh

T Brown. $2

$43.00:

•li*>Is. $2 70: Rnv R MHbr.

$6.90; Dan Oliver. $4.20: Fan! JtulV.

$47.7t»: <'I In ton O Hair. $2 4t»: Paul

$2.40; (b'org** Book.

$2 40:

sell.

Rt»l Ho

. 13 i'roetor. $10.SO; Kenneth Modlin.

$ir. OO: V T Brown. $20.20; Kn •sent t, $2.70; Harlev Htehl'n

lb*rscb«»l Ni<

er. $4.20: Fant .liutv. Judy. $ IR.90 Wavne ml MeK«*en, $1 20; L©**

11^11. $2-40; Georg© Boek. $1 20; la-* Mvers. $39.30: Alva Myers. $17.70; F T \v»*bst*r. .96; Uussellvilb* Garage, Li ster Wilson, W. V. Barker. Ilov W.ll.r, *1 f0; l.hwoll Hns$1 Sam Roe. |2r..S0; Sylvan aers. *2.40; Kstrl K«*rk. $3.tlU; itn. r Msrtln. $7 2n I'rank Books. $2; Rarm-St Thompson. $42:10: Charb-s l.itII,•. tin: V. .Mil lulry, $2.00; Joe Mall. $4.50: Harry Hlrton. $4.50; Art Bell. OO: Kltnel Wilson. $25.70; F.ll Aker. I27.n0 Bull Thomas. $5.SO; Karl Rowings. $0 20; Krnest KowiliKS, $l i!0; Alva C’ox. $1.50; Jolin I.aymon. $2.20; Bell Bra I lain. $2.SO; iis,:ir Irwin. $2; l.eo It Reeves. $20 25: frank Joyner. $s 40; ilan v Mann. $2 10: Bonrail Shinn 54 sn ileonte Brown $11.00; Joy I'nmIiiinas. $i;.l5; 1111 r r > bane. $2 4". Ulmer Frazier. $2.40; James lloo.l, $7. i.O: i*eritral Nattonal Bank. $1.05; I'lainh M Khm' *411.50; clavton Cash. $2 00; Har-

•• ill Barish. $•> s":

In. $5 40; New woo I. I Mnilf.'l -

$7 20;

nhl K ink. $vo<>; will Boriah.

‘;',.90; Nohle AtlBtin.

; Bln

10: Rav

SI:

Rnv Climes, $:’. Bukins. $4S.So;

fCnsor. $2

lb nr> Cl LOO

: Kllet $ I 7.011;

err, $1 O'Hair.

I loon hi NVwmmt. $2 10; Walla. « Speii

30;

$ii

v S' Roll

oilfeUer.' $10.20

: Tom R.

$1 ’O; Robert

Willorson. $1 20;

w Ryot. $210: W a lla. «

u; Jno. M. Slgli'r. $5.40; Marijm $.;i;0; Thomas Johnson, $5 7“;

Charley Fnv.

in a

n*h©w Sweeney. $8.90;

Sweemy.

son. Fin

•rs

Hubert

rue. $13.50

New gent. $2.40; Ralph Flodfelter,

nerly, $8.00.

$1.80;

Rog

H H

gers. $1 titl; ILirrv L.i-

meb. $9 00: William Flyfle Win ft. $7 TO; $4.00; Farrnll Fnn-

I .e© $20 10; Tharn,

Hi.

Bryan, $3.00; B»*n Sniltz. $2.40; N. Fla rlt

SO; pearl

$2.70:

Bni

1’r

80; nd.

Walter Wright. $R.4o; Wood row

N. (’lark. $4 xo: Ib rsehel

Brown. $2.40; Urn John Flark. $16. $27.80; Her her t

$2.40 i ’11ffnrd Sadier. $6it0 ; llO\ Inr. $2 40; Wayne MeThi 1 long h, $

Roy Johnson. $7.20; F.

F J O’Fonner. $21.30; (Veil Goo

*0 Walt* »• <»' ’onner. ,

wrenee. $x.40; Basil Flmnne-

f’amrnaek. $2.»0;

f’ooner. $19 20;

Smith $4X0; pearl Brown. $. Ins Mohnrt. $2.70 John Flar L. L Herbert. $27.80; Herle $2.4o i’1lff*»rd Sadler. $6 00;

•iillnugh. $12.80; « R Her 1 ** rt 4 R: j

*i*. $2i.:u»: Cecil Go**dnas-

le. $x 10; Walter O'FoUller $‘i’«dniee Lawrence. $x.40; Basil Bn man. $2.70; Oral MeFammark ! R;th h Snth**rlin. 4R; Charles Do $23 10 Willis Parker. $1R0; Ex

19 20; I.enox Crtwlev. ! 10.00; Glenn Williams. | Scobee. $R 40; Alton

('ou{i«*r. $17.R0; I.**e Jones. $1 r *0; v 1 v • h tones. $2X0 Fitis Mef’ul long h. <5*'»0; '* t; Malkins. $29 00; Hnrvev Ne*s**. $2 70- ILrsehel MeFullongh. *X.2R; '1 Anton. $. 40 Kdwin Tn-ster. $1 JO; John Rani*. $1.90; J II. FraD. 60: Bay Cerber $1.20; Furry MeFulhnigh. 13 7 R ; Ben M«(’ulhuig b. Melvin Yount- $V10; Hubert Jeffrie $l.xo ; Rnss«*ll Sanders. $3.60; 'Pol Wal'ers. $24 30; H Jon* s. $6 90; V A W ilt* —. $39.60, R. Joneft, $6.60; H. Ui* bey. • Tlinote. $31.70- Bussell Draner. $3 60; Fdg.ir Boyd. $2.00 Paul Allen. $1 °(t Frank F’seaka. $1 X0: Rader

$11.10; Troy Conley $r..-*0;

I W 11* iiflrix. *10.00 Ch un fl.Rtt; Rayniond Seobe*-. $R

Hugeno . $4 20;

Hal ha way Clyde Min

iter. $8 80: ... elton. $3 40;

Lem Sk $23.10: O.

Morrison, $2.00 $270: F R

ten ka. ; Troy

Roy Dreher.

Blue. $24.90: Oran Klvett, $14 00; Fred

huts. $6 30; Bert Crimes $1 RO; Toni i-jran. $2.00; Waller Pointer. $9 .0: mk Farmer, .46. .

$6.70: James Skimmer-

rn. *5.70; I*’. C. L‘*wis $44.10; Howard Cramer. $52 IR: A P Roldnson. f.i 10: Charles Sf h*rmiller. $..9.x..;

Mo reran.

horn. *5.70; F. G. L-wis.

i D i be lit.

nier. $71.75; A. L.

©R

Robert Thomas. $71.40: M»

wait. *75.25; St

•. <i.. hlln

ki-r.

r. $59

[.'HirlCP St«*1r-

.'inlvv l<.-ss I r r. $70. 19.1 i;0 : HuMKell IthimI. McF’T-nn $4 75:

Br.iwuinit ihivilwnre Bo. IBi Orn*"rn»th- W:iii-r Work*. $1.'.’' Se.'ii* Kinnklin SB B.nroit". $197 9*: T"" luillv BnPn.T $35.70' W. O. 0'N.:iB rvi. *:h;i i',4 Tim»i*-N>w«. $7. *S $”'Rnmv AHHOrhit.-rl Tflophnop C'o . $. . •; III- h Bilim Oil Bn * i: B 0 5 : Dnlibz Tlr* nnd Rntterv <’o $13:1.55 t, md H | BlM-yrili't S: 11 .* m Bn. $13S5“: K lmh,*l tjirkin. * 1 7 55 Hmrh J BnUrr jind Ci, $19451;: VtMwrst RnnV I'rndnnm *995 47; Ohio :ind Inili:in.i Stnnp Bn. $2.15.4::; I’nlnn Imo Bn. of Imlhinn.

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OIl.BRRT K Ofll.KS. A li <411 n )• Putihim Pimn:\.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that senle-1 pronosals for the constmction r,f eertain bridges described as follows. will be receive*! by the chairman of the State Hitrhwav Commission at his office in the State House Annex, Indianapolis, until 10 00 A. M., Central Standard Time, on the 9th dav of Eebiijarv. 18.">7, when all proposals will he publicly opened and read. The following proieets are to he ronstniefed in accordance with the Federal Highway Acts. Special provisions relative to "SELECTION OF LABOR,” “WAGES. HOTTRS OF j FMPLOYMENT AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT.” and “METH ! ODS OF PERFORMING WORK” are I contained in each proposal and shall govern on this work. The attention of bidders is dlreete I to the special provisions covering subletting or assigning the contract and to the use of domestic niaterial!!. The minimum wage paid to all skilled labor, labor Intermediate grade and common labor, shall be as

sio'«fe or III I! (I ft I iteKSli'd FRANCHOT TONE i V: r.i 1 , 1 ' poiu-mbi... pi Q ( V i M ;N

What Ha.s Haitinko Under influotce of his mother, the Dowager impress. Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria has ordereil Princess Helena, one of seven daughters of the Duke and Duchess of Bavaria, to come to Hcllbrun, seat of the summer palace, so that their betrothal can be announced. Helena Jot < .* Count Leopold Palfi, young a<tjutaut of the King, amt is brokenhearted. Cissg, Helena’s sister and favorite daughter o/| Duke Max, is furious that Helena should have to marry a man she does not love and has never seen. Max ts helpless, fui if ica.* his ambitious wife and her sister, the Dowager Empre s Sofia, who planned the engagement. Sofia and Max have always been enemies, anil Sofia is the power bihiml her 26-ycar-old son’s throne. But Cissy is,not to be thxrarted. She pci suadrs the fearful Max to come with her, incognito, to Hcllbrun in a donkey cart to see what they can do to alleviate Helena's pa-

happiness.

He hurried out to catch the culprit. Herlicka thrust Cissy Into th.* room, caught a motion of dismissal from the Emperor, whore face was shadowed by the window drapes,

and left.

Cissy impatiently addressed tho simply dressed figure a‘ the win dow. "Well, what's the delay? Announce me to His Majesty. What are .hey doing, preparing the chopping block? Why don't they put me in jail like a criminal? 1 picked some roses." She walked spiritedly around the room. "Have you ever heard anything more ou rageous? The Emperor's roses! He didn't make I hem, did he? It's a wonder anything grows around here!" Francis spoke quietly, cautioning: "You'd better bo careful that no one hears you. You know there’s a law against insult.ng the Emperor!” “I’m not at all surprised,” the girl fumed. "But there's no law that'U utep me from telling the Emperor what I think of him. 1 want to be announced! Do you hear me?" ‘TT1 inform His Majesty that you're very impatient." Francis crossed the room to the door, opened it, stepped out of sight for an instant, re-entered the room and announced: "His Imperial Majesty. Francis Joseph, Emperor of

Austria.”

Cissy waited expectantly Francis marched forward, smiling. The girl

Looking for all the world like a nearly fainted ns she realized she pair of peasants, Cissy and Duke had been with the Emperor all the

Mux arrived at Hellbrun and went time.

to the Golden Ox Inn. Cissy had had "Did you wish to see me?" asked trouble with Max on the way; after 1 Francis. listening to her mad schemes tol Cissy swallowed hard. "You? —

NOW OO ON WITH THE STORY

Chapter Two

‘You know there’s a law against instili ng the Emperor."’ (Posed b" Giace Moore and Franchot Tone)

steal Helena flora the King's palace, tho good-natuied Duke was very sure he wanted to go Lane uni have a glu < of brier and loige 1 - th i whole business. But Cissy '..as it.tis.ent, and f.nahy won out.

the Emperor?” she said softly. • You know you have no right to

pick my roses."

"They were so lovely. Your Majesty.” The princess, ashamed ami awed, spoko in a low voice. "1

The tavern was llhed to capae- hould be punished. 1 guess I said

Ity with sixty girls of the bulie’ roino awful things.”

which had come from Vienna tol "I might," said the young ruler, dance for the Limpcror on hia birth-j "mrke an exception In your ease day, and Bi ..clhergcr, the shor land show mercy.’ He was inward-

tenipered proprlo’or, was about to ly amused.

1 ...? «« 4i.- "Ih mercy an exception with Your

Majesty?” asked Cissy on the spur

turn Cisity and Max away when the Duke whispered, his identity and warned him to keep the secret. Protzelbergcr frantically gave h own room to Mux, and the ballet

master s to Ci .sy.

Despite his promise, Max se'tlcti down to sampling the inn's beer ac soon as Cissy's back was turned Cissy saw then that if anything was to be dene, she would have to

do it herself.

of the inonu'n'..

Francis was a trifle hurt. "No. Why — is that what my people

think about me?”

Cissy was ashamed of what she had said. "No. As a matter of fact,

they love you.”

"I should talk with my people often," said the Emperor, pacHc stood In front of Cissy

ing.

Wandering about the inn, Cissy ^ again. "What do you do? How do fame acre u the ba’.Ut girls lined ; you live . ^ ' v h al T ^

up to receive passes into the palace " grounds from Colonel von Hempen, the Dowager Empress' adjutant. Immediately an cam 3 to her, and

she slipped into the line.

Cissy snatched a pa,o from von Kempen and went out quickly. In a few minute: rho wao catering the palace grounds, armed will tho pass and a box. 'the box contained her s!otcr Ifoleua's c!o!h oi

there? A di ets. I euppoce. You re a

dretsmaker."

Cissy was a little ill at ease. "Well. I don’t want to deceive Your M "Oh. J I'm not easily decaivcd,” Francis broke in j..untily. "Who >s

the package tor'.' •‘It’s for Princess said. "I wanted

Helena," she

to take It to her

tamed ner s: .cr 1. icuus cio.n 01 5,.. t.-—nGs n-ked curloush’’ silver drees, which Cissy purposely .>• >’ „ b ^uTou* the pi " did not inciudo in the brhH to-bcF' pfi*tp soc tha^ tho WKhin the palace Emperor F. an- rurprso. "You cis Joseph, whom Cit-y^tad I t ay jy s Unown that I’m to

seen, was speaking wllu Baron He' -. u , tomorrow '•" llcka, Mojo, domo of the Court. Th •, be „ *" Ka t 5 r e u d e t0 v p el

Emperor, droaasd at the mo'.lent

I run tcro ciii*- Yvm 11 *« r rl- :

im’t it,” Cissy

Emperor, urctuea at mo mo acm • on „ u , c j Uy . -that Your Me.joa-

Ihul pic

molh^r.” He pau-ccl. “So you v>oulxl

denly he' epoke: "Who <

ing roses, Ilerllclta?” , lik0 l0 r e C , no iumre entires.: 4 “Picking what, exclaimed Her j vcn . t ECen her myself yet, but I licka in amazement. He dashed to »i._» ...... ,i„..

|like to roc the fmure Empress? I

seen her myself y

uuitu in 1 csn arrange that you do." rrsncis the Emperor s side, there v.-a:. Ll.o-1 ,j ^ . his desk and sat down, sv In the garden plucking the pro ... . .-f,, vonr n«pi« —

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Residents of Portsmouth, O.. marooned in their second-story apartment, were forced to depend upen a rowboat commissary when flood waters prevented them from reaching any source of supply.

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Mobilize Relief For Flood Area

Directing the intensive $2,000,000 canipaipn launched I v Washington to relieve stucken flood areas. Rear Admiral Cary T Grayson, chairman of the American Red Cross, studies a map of the desvustatcd area where it u; estimated that more than 400,000 have been left homeless.

Governor Rows His Own Boat!

Francis

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and Intrigued, Her lie La wa. £chmifi t. My fa.licr tali'! mo Cisry. furious. The Emperor laughed as ha ro o "That .; Aha a—prohibited. ,^ r ;liu i handed h r the pass. At that I'puttercd. In tael, there a 0 s gr. | n]ompn t there was a knock on ths there! Your mother wanted them , door Count Palfi entered hurkopt eapccially for your hirtnuay. r t et j|y i[ 3 V /as staned at seeing Y« hy — this is an outrage! | t j lc p..j n .b jt quickly recognized "Quito right," agreed Franc’s. 1 her rlgnal to Ignor* her. "that girl ought to be arrested.’ "your Imperial Majesty,” said The Baron rhowed his surprise P.iiri, “Hla F.oytd Highness, Duke “But, Your Majer.ty, isn’t it unua Max of Bavaria, has just arrived, ually severe to arrest oomaor.o foi and asks for a few minutes — on a picking roses?" | very important matter, ’ “Well, she’s unusually pretty,"' Cisry was astonished. What was commented the Emperor. "And 1 her father, a short while ago afraid Intend to make au example of her. of oven approaching the palace, doErinir her up here.” ing there now? Sho looked at Fran"a7 you wfsh. Your Imperial Ma- do- He was plainly narvous. jesty," said Herlicka, dumbfounded | (To bt continued.)

AH private and public forces throughout United States rallied to relief of flood areas. Gov. MaJlin L. Uavey made a iwrsonal rowboat tour of the stricken sector of Cincinnati, above, directing ©ffwts of r«s«u« wotkar*.