The Syracuse Journal, Volume 22, Number 38, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 16 January 1930 — Page 5

: Knigh’ts of Pythias Will Initiate

£■ *■ «**- .Jk." H 7 I I*;- ■_W‘ lip*- •-'*'• Wg*;| ■ . ■ : ■ IT* IfcOßKi-j ■' Charles S. Lo^, ? Swayzee, Gra: d £ Chancellor of.lndiana, will direct the I initiatory ceremonies. He has cornI pleted a tour of the state organizing I the lodges by. districts I for these I events as the climax in his program g for the year’s activities.

L ~ I I -arVl . ‘■ "a V I I . a jk i « * : „ . v•. • •■ TaareasBBBMMBHMMwaKBMBwBMHSi 1 Widow Morphans and indigent members of the Order jof Knights of Pythias of Indiana occupy this new ► Pythian Home at Lafayette recently completed ata cost of JU50.000.00, fully paid for from j>y members^>rK>r t to erecticai. It is saidJojoe iiDest-frau

Local Lodge Members Will Attend Meeting In Warsaw

■ fort, ' ' TH' .. 11l ’ Warsiw, > <>r r:-:-. H ' • ' class <xf tJ e K It • . i'. • ... ■ .; pstrivt is<c<-m-| ~f | j.rt ?' |u n -and! *l\ ■ 1 ’ - ■ *dgt‘r Os !' , •-/ ■ ’ •• bill > v - r; k. I ■ ■ Mil • - • ; ! i ■ ni ‘ e--t <• ... 11. VI. trict I'■ ‘ /■'

By Coach BverettS Bean • Indiana University'. I‘- k• • t khoot Illg " | nracticc ri b. iskct. shpoting-. as it is the ikii.slt .iiiiportanlt fundai’k’ l1 ’! tai. The-team’s success dtpvtv.. largely up >•, accurid J hootin : Coach- .- sh mid siipcp • i.?e basket] ' players from develo[]m‘i i-.ii ’■■•.! its- tn shooting - keeping ajive a keen inter* st in basket practice through competitive drills. j Coaches disagree .as to. the pro-; ' '. :■v ' . ■ - ' ' 1 'l B 'i '1 'Wg V < W■ -! » *» H Stf *' ' " ‘I ■ < IlHn s- -wl Ud| advocates of the chest shot while i others are equally strong for the underhand ,shot. The belief of many coaches, however, is that it is usually advisable to allow the player to shoot his natural way in order to get a higher degree of accuracy. The first picutre above shows the chest shot fonn. a versatile position, from which the player

Large Classi As a part of the state-wide selective program now being conducted by the Knights of Pythias, in Indiana, a large class will*be initiated in the Rank of Page at ’a ceremony i to be held in this district. More | than 1,000 members of the lodges in ' this territory and a number of state, i officers will attend. The campaign is being directed by Grand Chancellor Charles S. Loy and other officers /<■ the Grand Lodge from the state i offices located in the Indiana Pythi-: an Building at Indianapolis, an! eleven-story office building owned and operated by the Grand Lodge. iW

v i preside, and will lx» assisted ! I . >urt Hisey of- Rochester,! f •• ■c- Hartman -■ of Warsaw. [ Firm 1 Trolip of Nappanee., and I ’.I LL.V.ehlb r of Elkhart, by Re- , oiial Deputies and by the of--of the \\ ars . ' lodge Headed By Chancellor Commander. H. c Kelly. ■Ritualistii' 'ceremonies will be •. ■ .. i. Hundre is of n • sections u the ijistnet wills ' •• a.t:- :'■ un •• L- 'a I'.' t rg-est class of I’agf'S in rt Kos< iusk > h J _•■ is expect* d tp i- u.ff ; to • is ’yeetin/ i ■ \. s'.->rt talks, prizes award- ■■ maybe moving pictun s of Pythias are prornrsed . 1' t lie ehti rtainmiu t. coni mittce

pa - - ■' iv' jaxation. and ■ ■ , ■ two i ■ ■ ’ ■ Ihe tihooter ; at. - i ■ t:.•• mar run.' -'j-oti.ng wuh>a medium arc, na-1 al 1 jighSh, and with a full. ; .low-through. liiis puts his U\ into the shot and enables ■ i,.m. to' get into a good follow-up i .-.jb ;i. 1:. cli-.T shot is quick? w and harm, r to guard. The um.it rhand. snot- -35.. seen . tin the: second picture, is a little I ulore accurate■ than the chest .■ ■ ■ • ik< s a riian with < '• ver* foot work to, use it effectively. The underhand shot m . . ■ o . . the back...sard because he is so often un- ~ .■msohmki n pH W W {guarded on long shots. tn fret throw shooting most coaches and I players, prefer the ’. : g under I hand method because of its gi eat- . er accuracy. , x I Every ba>ketball Team should I make a high percentage of its j >; >rt shots. Among the many deltaite in the.correct execution of i the .short shot, one ot the most important is the take oft. The Iman takes off six to eight feet from the basket according to his stride, not releasing the ball until at the highest point of his jump. He always makes the shot with one hand, placing the ball against the backboard about one foot over the basket. The hall should leave the tips of the fingers with natural English. There are other types of shoot- , ing, but less important than the ones discussed. (Next week —Footwork) i ; —o — Classified ads pay both —the seller and buyer;

& ztjg Carl R. Mitchell, Indianapolis, Grand Keeper of Records and Seal in charge of the state offices at Indianapolis. He reports excellent progress in, all parts of the state in the program adopted at Grand Lodge Convention October Ist.

.— _— ! . LOOK OUT The United States Federal : Court has ordered the Receiver lof the Federal Association In- . surance Company to assess all ■ polity holders of the Company. I regardless of when their policy was in force, a certain proportion to pay the losses of the company in order to make up the deficit in the receivership. A number of Syracuse citizens have had to dig up; The Federal Auto Company ' was a mutual and reciprocal. Do ■you have a policy in a like company? If so. LOOK OUT. .five • irs from now you*may be called on to pay a further premium ■ r assessment to-ma]<e up a loss, j Insure your auto in a standard company, and avoid this liability. = GEO. Lc XANDERS. Agent (37-2 t Standard Companies. Dr. Hugh S. Cummings, head lof the U. S. Public Health Service. says that knee length skirts f<>r women promote, health for the. wearers. What we arc wondering is.whether they do not, promote eye-strain among the-j 1 non-wearers. "The’ Cockeyed World” at the Crystal. Ligonier, next Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, Jam 21. 22 and 23. —adv.37-lt

i . 1 t I : The State Bank of Syracuse * ... •••••••• * I ; ' Capital and Surplus $50,000 : “OUR BANK” 'i | ‘ Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent I 4 .. - J x x^uttoiv 4z ’by / I L_——/ This pliable y Warming Pad for just ®s— “ “■ Friendly, healing warmth comes instantly with a Westinghouse Warming Pad. z This pad is x as soft as eider down, pliable as a bandage and ' so light the most sensitive or nerves • person notices no discomfort. It has three heat stages, automatically controlled, and will j not interfere with radio reception. During January Only I This $6.50 Pad for only $5.95! Pay only 95c down, if you prefer, and $1 per month. Haven’t you always'wanted a Pad? Why not buy now at a tidy saving? * Interstate Public Service Co.

\ THE bTOACrSE Journal

“The Li 1 Wife In Africa” (Editor's Note: Because m imii'. peopie have suggested w< w:’( <<■; e < otic .iiicaii ex and because so mud is v ite» of big game, and st I of housekeeping near the | <• lor. tile editor's wife B . • from the d'ary she kept “The L"l Wife in Africa.’’) ft'e ; tin tied from Last Week) a s where the governoi of the Congo is located, anc . .i .the Amer.can and Britisi I wu ; s are. All of the soldiers ’who had come down, to relieve I men at ' posts throughout the I Congo, had to don full dress uni- . forms, and go to.present their respects to the governor. They looked uncomfortably hot under that sun, and mopped their fore- > cads when not at rigid attention. i iie homes of white resident 4 in Borrg are along free shaded streets^afwPat the opposite end nt town from the negro section. W<> noticed negro women; bare•Tcot in bright colored dresses .balancing ba-kets on their head, with their hands on their hips as they advanced down the dusty 1 dm mg . what is known in this coufitry as the Hawaiian movement. We visited the native market | ■ .—_______ - I I ''' ■ • • IN OUR CHURCHES I : —; V; ' Grace Lutheran Church Sunday sqhool. 9:45. Morning, worship 10:45, The Holy Communion will be celebrated at this service, a full attendance desired. A. H. Arbaug'h, pastor. Vernon Beckman, Supt. S. S. 1. B. Church Sunday school, 9:45, Gerald Bushong, Supt. . Junior C. E. 11:00. . Morning sermon 11:00 d. m. Prayer hour at 7?30 p. m. — Thursday. ’ Evening service at Indian Village. i - A. Nicodemus, Pastor. Church of God Syracuse and Leesburg Services in Syracuse, Ist and 3rd Sunday. Leesburg. 2nd and Ith Sunday. George L. Chapman, pastor. C. Kitson, S. S. Supt. Sunday school at 10:00 a. in. I Preaching at 11:00 a. m. Evening, 7:00 p. m. ’ You are cordially invited, j- _ _ a —_ •Some reformers will not be satisfied until the convicts run the prisons and have authority to lock up the wardens and guards at night and make them do all of the work in the daytime.

—a narrow, roofed building. sur- ! rounding on three sides, an un-: roofed yard—what a Florida or ,'■ California real estate ad would > | cad a patio. The Civic Im-, • movement League, or someone, had hack tables placed under' the -oofed building on which the natives were supposed to put their wares for purposes of exchange. But they had passed up these and used instead the dusty . | ground of the court yard. There H ' boating down O n shining black men and wome i w,th squalling babies, -w. ?’■' ■ ; n a hot sun as they chattered ■ and gesticulated over pik of ■ dried up fish which 1 id neen lead, a-long’time befow beiwc ■ Maced then i n .th< lirt tin cans bf\palm oil.’ and •’ ’cks r bananas, rot' -n n, *'oro they became ripe. One of these / t nss a movie capt ort would describe as tr< ; or exotic and mysterious. \ ith the'ra 2 < ded. our flyt • ■ . • ■nori- ';, d up the ■ to Ha yli, with passer, rs • v ;• • z op ? .) T ot l - \ Votive >Tiis point ■ : ■ - vy’ ' ■ • s mpossihie for r The town is built oh a b 1 of o<k. When <<■•> '. \ ■ his Jrip in search‘of Lu inp -ton ie tried dynamiting s<»mt o'! t rocks in ,the -river hi hopes of making it passable for- V-oats. So he was. given the native name of! Bula Matadi, meaning rock breaker. Now. all police st r-? geants, the natives who guard native prisoners at work'. -wl >

1>1 ‘" that are nice. / r when there's sn<'w ami ice .it ■ yr f. \ are glad t»> ser'. e xon. z A lid ymir children too! O \T THE —— SIGN GF THE KETTLE i / V\\ • \ \ v I .wr ■ t r " ! This week Montgomery Ward i I ■ * ’ • ' , •' • & Company issue their i New Cut Priced Oh i fIRFQI i llilLv! h I We Will Meet | L These Prices! i Prices for Prices, Guarantee for Guarantee, with the i . . i New Air Flight Principle Built ; i Tire By Fisk ! ] A tire built by one of the Big Five Tire Co’s. * — —— t ALL TIRES MOUNTED CPfF! { I ON WHEELS ri\LL. i ; Syracuse Auto Sales i . - I i 1

! often break rocks to make roads, [ are given the title of Bula Ma- : tadi. instead of officer, as in this : country. . W’th everyone on deck pant*in_ from the afternoon sun and excitement, the ?boat pulled, alongs ie + b.e dock-at Mffta-li. It was oueer continuity for iig in Africa, Laijd of Imnenetrable Jungles. Instead of brilliant’v colored tropical birds you reai' about, darting here and there and the li’l wife following rhe husband and protector as he persuaded naked savages to car;rj box < an|d trnrfks on their heads to a picturesque clearing re a-tent would be raised--. Instead of that-, what really happened, pa;, mgers descended b e gangplank in the good old li ed way. i“’ their names v ? ,-i n ti io ]-<ts posted on .the ' ■ .;wil. ■.< those to be •i 'dated . t *fhe two hotels > • ’ town. 'lHosv not posted.. .1 p -bi rd the ship unt'j. they co.nd be taken on thej ■' ■•■’■■ •’■ \ call the tram. r to ’mi. >t>, ; . ■ ■ ' ■ si' r« were »he- whites .’wl > ha.cl.rome down to greet the . -yular ship from home. And who x ’"at ea v s. oip on th' h- on, o ' pier for The loac- • e'A ; .eh ’;1to ’? ; fm n •?-, b.. ; t the cus-i . > \ • : -,3 . ’tme into snappy and takio .■-t b, V\ .\d< like ■ sc” ads about. . we, in '■ '• s lik ■ other passengers. our white shoes dusty fol- , ’’w mgzers up the steep, b ise-lined street to we . hotel, ’ wto h t " -were-parrying ouf on .1 heir heads.

$200.00 PAID FOR , ONE COPPER CFNT | J. D. Martin of Richmond, Va., is the proud possessor of a check for $200.00 paid him for an old copper cent. The Numismatic Company, t)ept. 653, Fort Worth, lexaS. who purchased this penny from Mr. Martin, says there are numerous old coins, bills and stamps in circulation for which they will gladlv pay Big cash premiums. So that you will know the value of old coins and stamps, and what to watch for in your change, the Numismatic Company will send for only 4c to any reader of this paper who "■rites them, a large illustrated •oin folder describing some of these wanted' articles 18 And the big profits to be made. Better •• rite them today' for this, large' . •'(Mder so you can post yoyrself :u d know just .what-to lookHor. 1 Remember that Mr. Martin’s knowing the value of his penny " m art a difference of $199.99 to hmr. Without knowing its value T ••♦\nenny might still.be in cir- '■ krt'or massing through the h? it’s of thousands until ..some- ' like Mr. Martin, who knows a’ 1 coins, recognized fts value. 1 * ( . nd 4c now for the illustrated I -cm folder. You have nothing i to-’use. everything to gain

666 is a prescription for Colds. Grippe. Fin, Dengue, Billions Fever and Malaria; ft is tlie most speedy remedy known. ORVfIL 6. GARR Fiine-tal Director Ambulance Service ”, Syracuse. Indiana. Telephone 75 GEO. L XANDERS Attorney-at-Law Settlement of Estates. Opinions ou Titles Phone 7 Syrac-use. Ind. Fire and O(her Insurance TO BRETZ FOR GLASSE3_ A'evin i £retz . a- ■ ■ OPTOMETRIST GOSHEN,' INDIANA. Room 30. Hawks-Gortner Bldg; RADIO Doctor si: r \T( e and k sUp plies . ’ All Guaranteed Owen R. Strieby Phone 845 Sy raciis*». Indiana. CRYSTAL i.7 HE A T E R \ ! All Talking Pictures I LIGONIER j | » hurs.. .lan. 1.6— ‘ | • “SHANGHAI LADY” J • -tarring"beautiful Mary Nolart. I Also Kentucky | vrs and News. , { i’ri.. and Sat.. .Jan 17 and 18-7—]* • “SONG OF KENTUCKY" ' I They’re off! and hear the 1 • | classic Kentucky Derby with j . • i-ts colorful sights and sounds. [ •I A drama, of thoroughbreds by 1* thoroughbreds, for thorqughl>reds. Its great! Also a comedy and News. ■ . I Sun., and Mon., Jan 19 and 20 ‘• the' SHANNONS OF BROADWAYS j starring James and Lucile •Gleason, Broadway’s famous .comedy teafn in a Knockout {comedy drama that you’ll en|joyJ Also Laurel and Hardy comedy and Fox Movietone ; {News. An all talking comedy I {program. - . J Sunday matinee at 2:15 Adm. flsc-30c —■ Eve. 20c-40c Tues., Wed., and Thurs., Lian. 21, 22 and 23— “The COCKEYED WORLD” ; —all talking comedies which i have gone before are puny pik- ! alongside this raw, rowdy and tempestuously funny— ; ‘‘Co,ckeyed World.” It is the most daring, fastest and funniest comedy ever screened — yours for a load of laughs next L TLES.-WED.-THURS. - I ■