The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 April 1937 — Page 2

rHK DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA FRIDAY, APRIL f jn, 1037.

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[ABawnuHCiMB: l BARGAIN DAY-6ATURDAY, APR. 24th

WITH TIIK FOLLOWING MEROHAXTS PARTK'1PATTNG

A. & P. Food Store Allan Lumber Co. Browning Hardware Co. Coca Cola Bottling Co. J. F. Cannon Co. Dobbs Tire & Battery Service Eitel Floral Co.

Fleenor’s Drug Store High Point Oil Co. Handy’s Sanitary Dairy Sam Hanna’s Book Store King, Morrison, Foster Co. Kroger Grocery Co. L. & H. Chevrolet Sales, Inc.

Horace Link & Co. Merit Shoe Store Metzger Lumber Co. Miller Grain Co. Mullins Drug Store G. C. Murphy Co. Moore Electric J. C. Penney Co.

J. H. Pitchford S. C. Prevo, Co. Hillis Feed Store Reeves Electric R. & S. Boot Shop Bea Riley Print Shop Quality Meat Market Schoenman's Jewelry Store

Special Bargains Listed Sor Saturday’s Selling Only

rilain Willing To \iljust Debt taSLLOR STATE* POi.H V | \||i)sr 01 HITTER ATTACK L; NKC.I.I C T” OF ISSUE

questions on the issue of Britain’s attitude toward a proposed world economic conference. He replied, in equally guarded fashion, that the government would be willing to participate in a conference which it has been proposed President Roosevelt should call, providing an investigation showed “adequate preparation and likelihood of

success.”

Chamberlain. answering some

| XPiiX Aj.nl (UP)—The a, government is “ready to rcnecotiations" on its huge war

„ rnitod States as soon „ a 1 Questions evasively ami stolidly ig- , „ .. h(1 .„ that :> satisfactory re-_ ^hers, was bombarded with

t migtit be reached.” Chancellor |t e Exchequer Neville Chamher-

1 the House of Commons toe statement was made during a 'attack by leaders who charged j , > : policy of "neglect” Ihc war debt question constituted treat to Kriti.di trade with the Beil States. Biew.u debt issue exploded in the

running fire of questions in debate on his proposal to tax increased profits on British industries to finance the $7,500,000,000 rearmament pro-

gram.

Albert Alexander, conservative, tossed the explosive war debt question at the man who is expected to succeed Baldwin as prime minister. “The chancellor,” he said, “leaves for his successor £157,000,000 ($785,000,000) in arrears on the war debt 1

consequence.” , He is still in critical condition. Chamberlain replied: j New York detectives left immedi“I am not prepared to express an | ately for Milford to take Father opinion at present regarding the (Divine in tow.

[ of the chancellor during an j to the United States. In .late <.n the budget. Prime “The House must not imagine that Jjjt.-r S’anbv Baldwin was drawn I the manner in which we have treated i the cracking fire of opposition the Amer ican debt will be devoid of

Square Dance Saturday Night, April 24th I’lTNAM COUNTY RECREATION HAM.

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methods of settlement. As stated in a note addressed to the United Staes government on Dec. 10, 19.16, his majesty's government would be ready to reopen negotiations whenever circumstances warrant the hope that a satisfactory result might be reached.” Chamberlain’s questioners warned that Britaip’s neglect to pay the long overdue debt would result in reprisals. The debate carried a note of alarm that British trade might suffer in a critical period such as the present. Rupert de ai Bere, conservative, asked if Britain would consider offering a temporary settlement to the United States based on a fifty-year plan and Britain's capacity to pay. Chamberlain replied evasively: “I am not prepared to express an opinion at present regarding methods of settlement.”

’God’ Seized In Cellar Refuse

FATHER DIVINE C II A K !i E I) WITH STABBING OF PROCESS SERVER

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NEW YORK. April 23.—'UPl — Father Divine, Harlem’s bald little Negro “God," who scuttled out of his downtown “heaven’’ last Tuesday after a man was stabbed in a riot was picked up by police last night in Milford. Conn. The Negro Messiah was found hiding in the cellar of a small house which one of his "faithful angels” turned over to him after he fled into the night. Police want him on a charge of felonious assault. He has been sought in a half dozen states since the riot, in which the little black “God” attacked a process server whoi tried to serve him with a summons from a rebellious follower. The process server, Paul Camora was pummelled by the cult leader’s enraged foMowers. and a frien 1, Harry Green was taken to a hospital with a knife wound in his chest.

Capt. C. F. Douglas of Milfor 1, who made the arrest said he act > I on a tip, apparently from one of the Negro cult leader’s fid'owers in M.lford, where he has one of his numerous "heavens.” The squat, beady-eyed "God” was huddling in a corner of the cellar when Captain Dougins and two other policemen walked in with gu rs drawn. “We weren't taking any chances,' Douglas said. “God” didn’t bother about passing and miracles, however. He licked his lips, held out his hands and said:' “Here I am. I ain t going to hurt nobody.” He toild Douglas he would waive extradition and go to New York. “Peace it’s wonderful.'’ he to'.! detectives who hustled him to jad. Meanwhile the “Heavenly heirarchy” of the one-time Baptist preacher was beginning . to show signs of revolt. The “faithful angels. ' who assured questioners that Father Divine had not fled, but merely nia ie himsetf “invisible,” reportedly suppressed one insurrection today. Father Divine’s No 1 angel "Faithful Mary,’’ who decided shortly after he fled that he was not "God,” but “just a dammed man.” said she would take over his temporal and spiritual ]>owers. “It was revealed to me more than a week ago.’’ she explained, "that Father Divine was going to disappear. I gob that revelation right after he threw me out and si l ipped me of my responsibilities. ”1 was disheartened hut only momentarily. The spirit told me everything would turn out okay that I would not have to leave. Then Father Divine disappeared. That was the fulfillment of the spirt's prophecy." Faithful Mary said she knew this was the signal for her to take over, so she dashed down to the Harlem "Heaven” to establish herscll onhthe throne.’’ TIGERS WIN WK.F.T Coach U. C. Bu hheit’s DcPauw track team .made its 1917 dehut oa Blackstock field Thursday afternoon and won a triangular meet from the

THE MID-WAY Is Opening Saturday Night Come out for a while, we will see that you enjoy yourself. GOOD MUSIC —GOOD FOOD

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Indiana Central and Danville Normal thinlyolads. The Tigers finished with 68 points; Indiana Central. 54. and

Central Normal 17.

Williams, who was entered in

seven events for the Danville squad, FOR SALE: Early cabbage, toms won individual high scoring honors toes and cauliflower plants. 109 N.

with a total of 21 points. Byers, Ind-

WANTED Typing to do. Can do shorthand anil office work of any kind. Inquire at Banner. 21-26-28-3p. WANTED: Wool. Highest prices. Call or write Williams & Stafford, Tel. Fincastle, Roachdale R. R. 19-6p. WANTED: Gardens to plow. Call 1 620-L. Louis Nelson. 22-3p. WANTED: Work by experienced and reliable woman. Cooking preferred. Address Box 20 Banner. 22-2p.

ana Central star, was close on his heo'.s with 17.

FOR SALE or TRADE- Good work horse. Will trade for coming two year old filly. T. E. Sherrill. Belle Union. 23-3t

FOR SALE One grain body for truck, in A-l shape. Size 7x8 1-2 inside measurement. Claude Gorham. 23-lt

Indiana Street,

Chai les Crawb v.

21-L*

FOR SALE: Clover hay. Torr. Phone Rural 1012.

Edmond 22-2p

WANTED: Good ’27-’.30 motorcycle. Ross Livesay, Cloverdale. Ind.

21-6p

WANTED: To rent five or six room modern house in good location. Inquire Banner. 23-lp. WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle or New Maysville. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. eod.

New 13 plate battery, guaranteed 6 month $1.90 exchange. Get our prices on Lee tires before you buy. Scott's Franklin Street Garage. Phone 68. 22-tf

FOR SALE: Good milk cow. Cheap for quick sale. George York 22-2n.

FOR 62 LUCKY WOMEN WHO WEAR SIZES LISTED BELOW

REDUCED 62 STREET AND AFTERNOON DRESSES Recent models that originally sold for much more. All one-of-a-kind. Reduced to make room for additional shipments just received! Bargains!

AT 8 SH ARP SATURDAY MORNING THEY’LL SELL FAST COME EARLY!

SIZES

38 40 42

Reduced to

SI .66

2 1

$2.33

3 ' 2

$2.77

$3.22

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$4.88

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE The undersigned executors of the last will of John W Robe, deceased, hereby give notice that by a virtue of an order of the Putnam Circuit Court, they will, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A M.. of the 20th day of May 1917. at. the FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, at Greencastle, Indiana, and from date to date thereafter, until sold, offer for sale at private sale all the interest of said decendent in and to the following described real estate in Putnam County. Indiana, to-wit: The west half of the northeast quarter and the east half of the northwest quarter of section 16, township 14 north, range 4 west, containing 160 acres, more or less. Also, the southwest quarter of section 25, township 14 north, range 4 west, excepting all that part of said quarter section lying north of the Greencastle and Deer Creek free gravel road and which exception described as follows to-wit: Beginning at a point in the center of the Greencastle and Deer Creek free gravel road at a point where it intersects East line of said quarter section and 16.64 chains south of the center of said section, thence following the center line of said Grcencistle and Deer Creek free gravel road, north 71 degrees west 5.40 chains to a point thence north 80 degrees west 14 chains to a point, thence north 77 degrees west 1.19 chains to a I oint thence north 68 degrees west 18 chains to a point, thence north 51 degrees west 8.93 chains to a [)oint on the north line of the south half of section 26. containing 114.50 acres, more or less. Also, all that part of the southeast quarter of section 25. township 14 north, range 4 west, lying south and west of the Greencastle ami Deer Creek free gravel n'ad. containing 37 acres more or less. Containing in all 312.69 acres more or less. Also. Lot 8. in Block 11 In Commercial Place, Greencastle,

Indiana.

Also, a part of lot number 118 in the original plat of the City of Greencastle, bounded and described as follows to-wit: Begin-

ning at the northeast corner of raid lot thence west on the

north line of said lot 109 2 feet to the street, thence south on

said line 40 feet, thence east parallel of said line of said lot 109.2

feet to the east line of said lot. thence north on said east line 40 feet to the place of beginning Also, lots 1 and 2 in Railroad

enlargement to the town (now

city) of Greencastle, Indiana ex-

cept therefrom the following part thereof, beginning at a

point on the north line of said

lot number 1 which point is 186 foot west of the northeast corner of said lot number 1 thence south

115 feet, thence west parallel to

the north line of said lot number 2 in said enlargement to the west line of said lot number 2. thence northwesternly on the west line of said' Idts number 1 and 2 to the northwest comer of said lot number 1, thence east on the north line of said lot number

1 to the place of beginning.

Said sale will be made subject to the approval of said Court for not less than the full appraised value

thereof, for cash in hand.

Said real estate will be sold in par-

cels or as a whole.

First Citizens Bank and Trust Co., Charles F Robe, Executors. Sutherlin & Sutherlin. Attorneys

23-4t.

FOR SALE: Three good Fordson tractors and plows. One 8-16 tractor. planter and disc harrow cultivator. Walter S. Campbell. 22-It.

WANTED: Shoats, weighing 80 to 100 lbs., Walter Beam, Roachdale. 19-21-21-3p WANTED: Grass pasture with water for twenty-two head 2 year old steers. South or east of Greencastle. O. R. Lambert, Stilesville, Phone Crown Center. 23-24-28

WANTED: 583-K.

Trash hauling.

Phone 22-6p.

Eastern Star rummage sale. Sat-! urday, April 24th at 8:10 a. in at Court house 22-2ts. FOR SALE: Two F-20 Tractors j also plows ami cultivators. These tractors are in extra good shape, carry a new guarantee. See these before you buy. Walter S. Compbell.

22-It.

SATURDAY SPECIAL 100 lb. coarse Medium Salt 95c, 100 lb. granulated salt 80c, 50 lb. block salt 40c Miller Grain Comp»ny. 21-21-21. New 39-Plate Battery. $105 ex-.-hange. Free Installation. Dobbs Tire 6 Battery Service. Phone 789.

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FOR SALE: Three or four small places in the country. S. C. Sayers at Central Insurant*’ Agency. 21 It.

—For Rent—

FOR RENT: Three unfurnished rooms. Phone 877-X or call at 7 West Poplar Street. 21-lp.

FOR RENT: Jesse station for residence. Phone 237-Y.

Young’s filling Work for rent. 23-lt

FOR RENT Six room brick veneer house at the corner of Hanna Court and Hanna street. Call Mr. Grove at 284. 23-2p.

FOR SALE: Six room modern house well located. S. C Sayers at Central Insurance Aigency. 21-1t FOR SALE: Thrw shoats weighing 100 lbs. Inquire 511 North Indiana st. 22-1p FOR SALE: Fresh cow Three, 8 gallon milk cans Fred' Fisher. Greencastle R. 2. 22-2p. FOR SALE: Eight head sheep, lambs by side, extra large sheep. Three good Jersey onws to be fresh soon Walter S. Campbell. 21-2t. FOR SALE: Seven room modem house. Well located. $1,000. J. I i Christie Real Estate at Rightsell Insurance Agency. 21-2t. FOR SALE: 7 000 ft walnut and poplar timber. Barn frame 10x16. W. H Evens. Ip

REWARD: $10.00 for evidence leading to conviction of person who stole the property from my car Tuesday afternoon, April 21st. Lawrerice Gasaway, 1122 S. College 22-2n. Federal Housing Administration Insured Loans. To buy or build your home, to refinance existing mortgages. Mellott Agency. Mellott, Ind. 21-0p Why little Miss ‘‘Fragrant-Peony” killed herself. Distressing tragedy ! that ends Japan’s queer first “SitDown” strike of her Geisha girls. In the AMERICAN WEEKLY, Hie magazine distributed with. Next Sunday s CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER. 21-lp. jc:

FOR SALE: Rose bushes and hardy flower plants. Mrs T. C. Cox, 713 Seminary street. Phone 105-Y.

20-4t

FOR SALE: 1936 Ford dump truck. A-l condition. See Bridges at Mid-Way. 22-2p. FOR SALE: 8x10 brooder house. Practically new. 92 Martinsville street. 21-2p.

FOR SALE:'Five and seven room house. Good location. Inquire 502 Elm Street. 21-lp. _ FOR SALE: Number 12 D» Laval <*ream separator $10 0 0 Square IPhone 170 L 0 21-lp.

FOR SALE: Good used Ford Roadster. Phone 220. &2-3t.

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—Wanted — WANTED: Woman for work at White Cleaners. Call in person 22-2t

WANTED: Vault and cesspool cleaning. Free estimate on cost. J. C Rumley. R 3, Airport Road. 22-1p

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