The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 January 1946 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1946.

ATTENTSON TIMBER BUYERS FOR GUTTING

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For location, aoutli of Putnuiiivilie and intormation

CHARLES MONAHAN, Flainficld, Indiana. Phone

Sale of Farm Land of AVID H. HARSHBARGER, Deceased The undersigned, commissioner will sell the farms of the ,te David H.allarsliharger in Franklin township, 3 miles west of

oachdulc and 2 miles eus

east of Kaeeoon on and near State Koad

<i, on RIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1946 at 1C A.M., or from day to day thereafter until sold: One traet of 5.> arres, bordering on road I3(>. All fertile soil, buildings. One true! of 154.11 acres one (,uarler mile north uith hulldgs, good water, corn cribs, and all out-buildings. This tract n he divided into two farms of 100.54 acres and 14.57 acres, d will he sold either as a whole or in two parts. Any or all tracts will he shown hy appointment. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO. OKKKM AsTI.K, IM>., ( OM MISKIONFIt. (II.I.FN & LYON and Ht tiHl S & HlliHIvS, Attorneys.

losing Out Sale Slaving sold my farm I will sell all my personal property at home P, miles northeast of Finrastle, 13 miles north of eeneaslle, 15 miles south of ( rawfordsville, mile east ol ,te Koad 43, on uesday, January 29 10:30 ()’( loek. 2 • HORSES ■ 2 )ne team of smooth mouth horses, good workers. 40 ■ HOGS - 40 Three hlat-k sows to farrow soon; two hlitek sows to farrow April; ope spotted sow to fa row in April; two spotted gilts m bred short time; two red sows to farrow in April; on< >d Dnroe male hog; mixed shoals, weight lit) to 100 Mrs. 37 - CATTLE - 37 head of young Hairy eow, and heifers, consisting of Jersey, (stein and Short horn. These are good average milk <<iws. these cows are close springers; one Holstein heifer, close tngcr; 1> head of Ifereforel and Sheerfhorn heifer and sfeee e s', s'heert yearlings; 5 Here forei calve s, eating good; yearl Shorthorn Bedls, both good ones. 24 - SHEEP - 24 o nice 1 breeding Ewes from I tee 3 years olel, tee lamb in l•e*brllanel March; two yearling Bucks. FEED 500 tee 1800 bushel eef geeeeel lama Oats, thrashed with sep teer; 101) bushels eef goeeel Yellow Ceern; 50 leales of tike eiat IW. -» POULTRY 00 White Unman liens, laying good. These hens will he sohl ots to suit purchasi-r. — . FARM TOOLS AND HARNESS iood wagon, hay fram<‘, box Ih*iI, 2-row e'ultivator, walking ak plow, hay rake and several olel horse elrawei tools, bet nl k, liog feeder, tronglis, hog Imuses, one llxll huilding wilh el metal roof, 8x12 hneodcr liouse> like new, 'Jti sheets '»• new lal roofing, 7 ft. long, 140 rods eef m-w woven wire fence, 'l ols of new harhe'il wire, one new Prime elcidric fenee-r never n used, ti l.oeust l•llll posts, sr-veral l.iH'iist line posts, hay k rope, 140 ft. trip rope', 8 8-gal. milk cans, strainer, e-ream arator, feerks, sheive-ls, saws, post diggers, stri'le'hers, chains, etiid si't harness, eelel scrap hariieaee, lot eel li‘fttlieer, eow lie*s, 1 niaiiy othe-r iise-lul articles.. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ne- gooil He-lh-rs' kitchen calilnet with Breakfast se t eef table4 i-hairs, all to matrh. like new ; Kite-he-n Queen rook sleeve-, ng lahle- auel i> eliairs, e-hina e-leese-|, one- e-vlra geneel heating e-, one- base burne-r Htnxe-, one- reese- e-ohere-el eeveersfilffeel liv ing n suite-, %, U.\I2 linoli'iim, one iron heel and springs, fe-allie-r hit of glass jars, semii' dislii-s, iron kettle-, ami nuniereius -r artiele-s. Once Beagle- lloiinel. TEH,>18 — CASH. Not re'sponaible for accidents. CLAUDE STEWART JUST AMI HLNTKK, Aue-tionee-rs. JOHN WIIXIAMS AND ROAf HIIAIJS BANK, Clerks. Dinner by Flne-astle- Cadies Aid.

IJBLIC SALE As we- are- le-aving fids farm, we- will se-ll at Public Auction > feillowing pe-rsonal preepe-rty, al the- farm he-lfer known as e- Alvin Ue-e-el farm, mile e-asl eef l^-wisvllle, l‘i miles neerth--sl eef .Martinsville, I inlle-s seeiilhe-ast eef Eminence- een MONDAY, JAN. 28 l!i4(e nl 12 ee’eleeck sharp 7 - HEAD OF CATTLE • 7 One- 7 year eelel Je-rse-y and He-re-feerel row, milking good anel reT es«l; 3 heael eef 4 year eeld Je-rsey cows, milking geeeeel and re-hred: head eef sheert 2 ye-ar eelel he-lfers, eene eef Ihi-se* heifers will e-ethe-n seeeen; eene- yearling Je-rse-y male-. 35 HEAD PUREBRED BERKSHIRE HOGS 8 seews and gills lee farreew 1st half eef >lare-h; eene extra goe»d ale sheeal, 20 nle-e sheeals, wt. friem 50 lee 100 lbs. e-arh. There e- seeme- fine gills In this hunch. FARM IMPLEMENTS One Farmall Trarteer on steed, in extra geeeeel e-eendlllon, cultlateer for same-; 2-heetteein 14” hre-uk phew; 8 ft. dlse- anel tanelemi; -renv meeunte-el e-eern picker In geeeeel e-ienelltieen; splke-*feeeeth liar•W ; reeeef paint; cream se-parateer; eethe-r leeeels, etc. FERTILIZER AND SEED CORN 2 teens of Arnueur Fe-rtllleer; 7 hiislu-ls eef extra geeeeel Hybrlel eel ceern; 500 tee 1000 bushels geeeeel yellow corn. TEKAIN: CASH. LEE SPENCER, Owner .TON HFKKT. Auctioneer. T. J. LEWIH, Clerk, tireene-aslle-. It. It. 2. Neel lte-s|eeensihle for Ae-e-idents. Ne-ighleeers \\ e-leeeme- tee Sell Prope-rty In lids Sale-.

SPORTING NEWS (By Jim Zeis) BOWLING - BASKETBALL - FOOTBALL

Hawks Defeated Old Gold Wins By New Lebanon From Bulldogs

Roaehdale was eliminateel remi the final round of the Wabash Valley tourney at Terre Haute Thursday night by a surprisingly strong New Lebanon High School basketball squad, 30 to 24. New Lebanon's Tigers, whee speeded the beat laid plans of Sullivan and Dugger by whipping both of tire Sullivan county favorites to gain a finals berth, was only in trouble once in turning back Roaehdale. After taking a 9 to 4 lead at the end of the first quarter, New Lebanon .vatched the advantage dwindle to a scant 12 to 11 by interims sion. The Tige-rs slowly pulled away *rom the Hawks in the thin luarter to post a 20 to 15 yead, -•hen matched Roachdale's effort, n the final quarter. Noble, New Lebanon center, ■arried off scoring honors with 12 points, but was closely push -‘d by Hutchins, Roaehdale guard .vho camp through with 11 mark -rs. Hutchins showed accurate skill at the foul circle, accounting for five points on charity osses. Sims, a small but speedy guard gave a nifty display of devei mil handling and helped set u[ leveral Tiger buckets. His deensive work also played a n important part in New- Lebanon's .ictory. itoachdah- (24) Tennon, f j i Trosby, f 0 0 •■razier, f o 1 Stewart, f i i ditehell, f o 0 James, c 2 1 Foynta, g o 1 Miller, g o 0 Hutchins, g 3 4 •Vitt, g 0 0 Totals 7 10 11 Vew Lebanon (30) Fli. FT. p|\ laugherty, f 2 1 1 loseberry. f 0 vVillis, f 1 hint, f 0 Shorter, f 0 Noble, c 4 Tiegley, g .... 3 Bums, g 0 Sims, g 2 r> *ftle, g 0 0 0 Totals 12 6 13 Referee, Klink; umpire, Gillespie. t»KPl TV (JETS HIK GAL AFTER SIX-HOCK WAIT SAN LUjIS OBISPO, Cal UP) Geraldine IPeters, 30. who lodged into a woman's powder ooni to get away from deputy heriff Morris Harvey-, found out t was all In vain when she came nit six hours later and found dm still waiting. Miss Peters, who had receiv'd a suspended sentence on an, ntoxication charge on the confition that she leave the --ojntv. •vicked the unusual hiding place ifter deputy Harvey tried to 'ind out why she had not gone iway as ordered.

DePauw should have , downed j Butler, 49 to 43 Thursday ove. I at Bowman gym, but the official | score keeper failed to reallz* that Toon, of tho Bulldogs hail five personal fouls and allowed) him to play until after he had registered a field goal, which incidentally was his seventh

bucket of the contest.

EVERYDAY NEEDS Ai'.iminum SKILLETS

SI .95

! FOR SALE: Home freezers,! WANTED

12 and 18 cu. ft. Immediate de-J

livery. See them at Miller’s. j WANTED: Dairymen 01 gen-

,7-tf. ^ era j f arm er. Good opportunity

CHINAWARE

SETS

7.95 up Also Open 8tm-k Items

Toon's basket counted due to the fact that the referee ami umpire were not notified that he was ineligible and DePauw won by only a four-point margin, 49 to 45. Fortunately, this basket which shouldn't hav-e been made, did not prove to be serious to the Tigers. However, if it had won the game for Butler, the score keeper would have been to blame. Norm Knights, sub forward, sparked the Old Gold attack, after Butler led at the end of the first half, 21-20. Knights chalked up a total of 18 points. Toon and Fine each collected 15 points for the visiting net squad. A field goal by Bromer. an- j other sub, put DePauw ahead, | !4 to 33, in the second half and | thp Tigers went on to win and ivenge a 48-44 setback handed hem over at Irvington a few weeks previous. DePauw's scoring was: West 8; Winske 0; Boyd 2; -Coffey 7; Standish 8: Knights 18; Karo-' wieh 2: Bromer 2. The Tigers made good 11 outi if 22 attempts at the free throw!

line.

Charlie West, local boy who | made good at forward on the He-) Pauw varsity, probably played his last game Thursday for the Tigers, as he will report for duty with the armed services •arly in February. This is the end of the first semester at the university and the Old Gold setters do not have another contest scheduled until Feb. 5th at Camp Atterbury. Coach Tubby Moffett may also lose another member of his starting five as it is understood that Bill Standish, stellar guard, will enrol! at Wabash foi the Spring! term.

Net Schedule

AXES

FLASHLIGHT Special 1*39 COMPLETE Also Hot Shots A-P Kadio Halt.

$11.75

Friday Seymour at Greeneaatle. \ Reelsville at Belle Union

Bowling

T

Friday at 7:00 % Midwest vs. V. F. W. CABBIE'S RECORD BROKEN INDIANAPOLIS (ITPl A former hanf-nn cab driver broke his 23-year-old record of driving a motorized cab without an ascident recently when his .axi collided with a truck. Fred Birb-r, 80 said it was the first accident for him since he began driving taxis in Indianapolis In 1922.

ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES No. 8 Weather Proof Wire Fin trance Cable Boxes — Snitches.

ATTENTION! Water Users WATER SOFTENER SERVICE is coming to Greencastle and you will be able to have scientifically softened water at low cost. YOU DO NOT BUY ANYTHING. You simply pay a nominal monthly charge for the service which gives you all the soft water you need. Each installation is scientifically installed and en> gineered by the latest methods to suit the individual requirement. Fill out the blank below for estimate of service charge and mail it. There is no obligation. Remember! Installations made in the order in which orders are received.

r ^;

5 lbs. 79c

PLUMBING SUPPLIES MONARCH KITCHEN RANGES

C. H. and C. HARDWARE BAINBRIDGE Your Hardware Store

WATER SOFTENER SERVICE P. O. BOX 395 GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. Without any obligation on my part ph-aHc furnish me with a free estimate of the cost of Water Softener Service. Name Address

Gaifeilietl A*Is

FOR SALE

IN MKMOKIAM

dish cloth a good quality mesh cloth now only 3c. Montgomery,

Ward ' 19-6t Jackson st,eet -

Ind., Real Estate,

north 25-2t.

WANTED:

FOR SALE: Ten tons of good

clover hay; three tons of alfalfa. hou ®®- < -' a " 8^4-J.

John Harbison, Russellville,

Cook for sorority

25-2t.

In lox-ing memory of Px-t. Max Gough, xv ho was acciden:ally

s? "ir * tjrs rs SK S-sr-S a -..-m.. —a clay, Jan. 25, 1945.

He little thought when leaving

home

He would return no more, That he in death so soon would

sleep

And leave us here to mourn. We do not know what pain he

bore,

We did not see him die, We only know he passed away And could not say bood-bye. Mrs. Pauline Gough and Sharon and Steven Mr. and Mrs. John Gough and brothers ami sister and farpilies Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Sowers and family

WANTED: Large featherbeds

23-4p. | an( j antiques of all kinds. R. \V.

Baldwin, R. 4, Greencastle.

25-4p.

FOR SALE: White Oak breakI last set, four chairs and table,

j Excellent condition. Harrison^ WANTED: Small house, close I OcGinnis, Fillmore, 24-3p. in Box 66 Banner 23-3p FOR SALE: Back again. That, good wire woven xvicking for' WANTED: Used cars, 1939, coal oil stoves. All the regular 5940 or 1941 models, light niak.M widths Will cut it any length Ii ' or information call Banner. Furniture Exchange, West Side! 24-4p.

Square. Forest x-uok, Manager.

FOR SALE: 10 or 15 tons baled’ Red Clover hay, $15,00 per ton at barn on Lockridge farm. Walter S. -Campbell, Greencastle, Ind. 23-25-21

WANTED: Men to work in

24-Ip. ^ timber. Rex Hathaway. Phone

' 1F11. 21-2::-25-31.

WANTED: Housekeeper for elderly couple. No laundry. B- x A. 14-eod-12p.

WANTED: 2 fresh sides and some real country sausage, phone or address, F. H. Hurt,

Magic. Army released army and Balnbrldgt 2 5-2t. marine shoes. Victory Klioe

S|M-i ial' SIioh ino Men's wo k shoes. The I letter brands Cushion

Store. Hurry Moore. 17-23-25-3*. WANTED: To buy moderately

-—- priced house by war widow. Box C, Banner. 25-4p.

CHICK BROODERS Universal electric all metal, 300-500 chiek sizes. Featuring heavy insula-

KLLLSYILLK METHODIST

( III K( II

10:00 A. M. Sunday School Morris Miller, Supt. Oral Hutcheson, Asst. Supt. 11:03 Morning Worship and

sermon.

6:30 P. M. Young 'People Fellowship H*nir 7:30 Evening Church services both morn-

ing and evening | Music directed

WANTED: To repair that I -music air cteu y Mrs. Irma

tton, successful x-entilation with- washer. All work guaranteed. L-le'O'S. Mis. Lucille Hutcheson, out fan, complete aiutomatlc con- Weber's Bike and Repair Shop. I "' ■ *'*■ hjfKers trol. This will probably ibe last 25-4p. | Everyone welcome

shipment this year. Get your’s now, R. E. Knoll, Phone 60. MISCELLANEOUS

23-25-26-31.

METAL CURTAIN RODS 10c HEAVY TRACTOR WRENCH

$2.25

STARRETT Micrometer

FOR SALE: 200 bales of Lit- 1 When you are ready to clean tie Red Clover hay, two miles your floors again, remember north Bainbridge. Carl Higgle. Bruce Floor Cleaner. It’s the

25-3p scrubless way! Black Lumber

— Co. 25-lt. FOR SALE: Some 600x16 tires

and tubes. Lloyd Surber, 2 miles

west Babnbridge on 36

SCHOOL NEWS

FOR SALE: Boys

Electrolux Sales and Service, 25-3p. Mcl Johnson, Elnora, Ind.

15-12p

and girls to strike

bicycles. Hury, due to strike Asbestos Paper now in tho , don’t know when I’ll have more, handy roll for home use. Use in , Weber Bike A Repair Shop. 200 grease pans under broiler, as a

N. Indiana.

I FOR SALE: New and used I tricycles, good prewar rebuilt j wagons and scooter. 200 N. Indiana . 25-2p.

25-lp. pot holder and surface protector,

ns a protecting pad for hot appliances. Black Lumber Co.

25-lt.

NOTICE: Corn buyers, due to my husbands gambling, I take this means to notify yon about 700 bu. of my corn has been hauled. To avoid repayment, make checks payable to Wilbur

"FOR SALE: Mixed baled hay H. and Winnie L. Arnold. Send third house south Mt. Olive. Will to Winnie L. Arnold. 530 Eugene

R Lunsford 25-4p. st - Indianapolis, 8 Indiana.

j FOR SALE: ] weighing about

\ Wells, 14 Meridian.

48 nice shoats, 85 lbs. William

mile northwest Mr.

25-3p.

25-31.

deliver

FOR SALE: Comfort and economy. Low initial cost plus * * 3 Ju " k * a * a w* 11 ^ yearly savings gives you two rc- hides, 10c per lb. R-tf Milts Economy and comfort. Benefit party at V. F. W, And it’s easy to put in too. Just Koine Friday night. Public inpour it in yourself. What is it? V ited. 24-2t Eonolite Fill Insulation available Black Lumber Co. 25-lt. Emma’s Lunch Room. 212

I now.

North Jackaiix

Street. Bacon

I FOR SALE: Two 650x16 tires. and eg g s 35 C; m eal 40c. Ail Run 200 miles. R. H. Weinke, sandwiches 10c, hamburger, ' i re mile north of Cloverdale. The sausage, hot-dogs. eggs. Pies. I Gill farm. ’ 25-2p. donuts. Drinks, Coffee, ten or milk. 24-2p I FOR SALE: Gray overcoat, j ^ iZ( . 40 Hke new; black pair S|»eci:il Sale: 47‘! pairs Little men's dress shoes, size 8, also Gents children and misses shoes like new. Phone 832-W. 25-lt. mid oxfords. Sizes from 8 in ll>/|

12 to 3. Close out price, black or

FOR SALE: We are still delivering 4 point barb wire and ;,,2, 39 and 47 inch fence. Get yours now. Black Lumber Co.

25-lt.

brown, priced from 81.50 to S3.00. \ ictory Shoe Store. Harry Moore. 17-21-23-25-41

JUST RECEIVED three auto-

— - matic electric water pumps. FOR SALE: Berkshire male p os jtj Ve iy no more for a long hog, 2 years old. Sylvia Hurst, t(me H R Knoll, Phone 60. three miles north Belle Union. | 23-21-26-31.

25-2p

1 Instead of the wind slamming 9OK SALE: Zenith radio, bat- y OU) . H torm door let an Air-Kio tery, 6 x'olt, cabinet radio and p oor o,,f,c r ,io the job. It does Kalamazoo cook stove in good it genUy _ prolongs the life of condition. Mile north of Center. th( , door You’ll find them at Harry Lawson. 25-lp Black Lumber Co. 25-lt

REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE: 80 acre lann, 4 room house, running water in pasture year round. Elsie Anderson. Phone 725-RX. 25-3p.

FOR SALE-. Stock Tank Heaters Pump Jacks National Deep Freeze Home

Lockers

Coal Chute Doors 14 door all metal Hog Feeder riunham Cultl-Hoe Sealy Mattresses Round Oak Kitchen Ranges Monarch Coal-wood range Stanley Bit Braces 1 Inch Mesh Wire Turkey)

Flooring

Oil and Coal Chick Brooders Soot Destroyer 98c Hot Air Registers ‘Stone Jars and Crocks Gass-O-Net (for brooder hous-

es)

2 ft. Metal Hog Troughs Metal Vegetable Bins Tractor Funnels, $1.60 Road Flares, $1.10 C. H. and C. Hardware (Formerly Etcheson) Bainbridge, Ind 22-61.

LOST

LOST: Brown leather billfold cc ntaining about $13 in Greencastle or Bainbridge somewhere. Please call if found or return to Banner. Reese Scobee, Route 3, Greencastle. 24-2L

NOTH I . «M XMMI MSTH X I ION Nut le. Is here hv stl veil the f I lie umlereiaiied Inis le * n iipi-einteil l.y 111- .Inline of the I'lreiilt Court of l-uti nn I'oimiy. Si ll, of Imlliina, Ailnilnlsl rator of lie* -'Mule of ftoherl I Robinson lale "f I’ut naoi I'onntv. -lei-e.ise-l. Sohl estate Is supposed to be

soli- nl.

I'uv Robinson, Administrator

No. si, ci.

Ollier l'. Akers. Clerk of the I'litniiiii Cireult Court. Vl , II K ' I .S' ... - -I'l, \

LOST: Shell rimmed glasses in leather case. Return to Banner Office. 24-2t.

LOST: A friendship bracelet between Third Ward Schcol and High School. Virginia Arnold, phone 75-R. 25-2p.

McCallie Eleciric Go. CONTRACTING — REPAIRS FLOP RESCENT FIXTURES

PARTS

Pick up and delivery service on electric appliance repaint. HIM) Maple St. Phone 131

1st Ward The Junior Red Cross cleared $5. 88 in their paper drive this

j week.

The children in Mrs. Walker’s room enjoycj a party given by Win) J- Tennis, Jan. 16, cole- | brnting tioi- birthday. Refreshments of Eskimo Pies were served. Guests were Mrs. Tennis and VVini Jo's brothers, Bobby and George Ward. Evelyn Jane tuvJ Julia Mae Arnold of Charleston, Ind., entered second grade, 2nd Ward The second grade Is enjoying a gocery store i-.init. These stories were written by second grade students: Miller Market Tho Miller Market has some vegetables. It has some fruits too. Wo have lots of breakfast food too. We have soap. The store keeper must be x>ery polite an 1 say, "May 1 help you?” Sue Anne Markland The Grocery Store We have a grocery store. Wo have fruits nml x-egetsbies too. Sonic food s are kept in the icebox I’ll? storekeeper must be

polite.

Nancee Burkett Due to illness the attendance at Miller School has been quite low. 20 children have had perfect ittendaneo the first semes-

ter.

The sixth grade gax’e a x-ery entertaining program for Junior It' d Cross meeting Friday morning. A number of Aesop's fables were dramatized. They were: Dog in the Manger The Bear and Two Travelers The Lark and the Young Ones The Old Man and his Son The Sheperd Boy The Milkmaid anid her'Pail 3rd Ward Through the kindness of Mrs. B' in m hool nurs the pic,rare entitled, "Tb - Student Pilot," was shown to tho boys and girls of .lorn s School. It was in corrclation with the dental program that is being carried ,on in the schr.ols. Anna Mae and Virginia Pin.gleton have entered the fourth grade of Jones School. The fourth and fifth ami sixth grades of al) the schools were invited by Miss Murdock, tho librarian, to a most interesting program in the high school auditorium Friday afternoon. Mrs. John Boyd told them different pnir.'s to be considered in xvriting a book. Then she told them o' the trip she took and investigations she made in gathering material for her recent book ‘•Daniel Boone", She also told the»i interesting incidents in the life of Daniel Boone which are not included in the bock. The rliil Iren felt very fortunate to b; able to bear an author tel' them about the writing of her own book.

NOTH 1: oil- \milMMTIt XTIUX Nntlce is hero by Klveli that Iho unih i Hlirni il has In on appointed hy the JudKe of the Circuit Court ot I’lilnaio County, Stale of Indiana, Administrator Do Moivls Non ‘of the estnte of Frances M. Cheek 1 1, ot Pu nam County, deceased. | Said estote is supposed to ho

1 solvent.

tiiorwe S Cheek. Administrator | do bonis non

No. Sit4.V

I onier c \kors, Clerk of the

1’iitnani Clreuit Court

litufhes \ lltiKhes. Attorneys

10-4L

NEED

A NEW VACUUM CLEANER? FREE DEMONSTRATION THOMAS BRANSON BONDED ELECTROLUX SALES AND SERVICE 719 S. Walnut St. Itru/.il, Ind. Phone 7681

SCHOLARSHIP WEMORIAM

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (UIP) A combination student loanscholarship fund has been estab llshed at Pennsylvania State College in memory of a former student. Lt Harry Edward Wagner of Harrisburg, Pa., who was ktlli d in France last June. Tho fund, established hv his another, Mrs. Maude B. Wagner, eveht- | nally will amount to $10,000.

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