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SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 192Q LOGANSPURX PH4JIOS-TRIBUNE PAGE THEBlr Trinity Episcopal Church. Seventh and Market streets. Church school nt 8:30 a. m. Miss Emma Maaders, superintendent.

There will be no regular church service Sunday the 29th, But beginning Sunday, September 5th, our new rector. Rev, B. Cromwell, will be In charge. A special meeting of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew Monday night in the parish house.

Market Street Methodist Church. John F. Edwards, pastor. The services of this church will be held for the last tiino in the high school auditorium. Sabbath school, 9:30 a.

m. Morning worship, 30:30 a. m. Epworth League, p. m.

Union evening service at the tauqua tent at Riverside park at 7:30. Morning theme: "Tho Attractive Power of Christ." I St Tlncent de Panl Church. Ninth and Spencer streets. Rev. Crosson, paeton Masses at 7:35, 9:05 and 10:05.

Vespers and benediction at 3 p. in. St Church. Second and Market streets. Rev.

A. J. Kroeger, pastor. Masses at 7:30. 9 and 10 a.

m. Vespers and benediction at 3 p. m. St. Bridget's Church.

Rev. P. J. Quinn. pastor.

Corner Wheatland and Wilkinson Masses at 8:00 and 10; 00 a. m. NEW WAVERLY -3. St Lute's English Lutheran Church. First and Market streets.

L- W. Sifferd, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. A.

M. Gerlach, superintendent, "Worship ut 10:45 a. m. Subject of sermon: "The Master's Presence and 1 No evening service. Announcement for the M.

church Sunday, August 89. 1920, Sunday school 9:30 a. subject of lesson: "True Wisdom and How to Get It," general title: "Beginning of Solomons Regln. Scripture lesson, James Job Preaching 10:30 a. m.

Subject: "The Word of the Lord." Epworth League 7:15 p. m. Leader iris Castle. Subject! "The Beauties and Wonders of God's World." St. Jnmes Lutheran Church(Missouri Synod-) Ninth and Spear streets.

E- H. Renter, pastor. Sunday school and Bible class at 9:30 a. m. German service, 10:30 a.

m. On account of church renovation, services will be held in the school hall, corner 6th and Market streets, until further notice. The Baptist Temple. Rev- Mahlon C. Tunison.

minister. 3:30 a. Sunday school. C. Merryman.

superintendent. Morning worship at 10:45. Sermon by the pastor. Theme: "Justified by Our Faith." Union evening service in the Chautauqua tent. Prayer meeting Thursday night at 7:45.

"Bible study in Acts, 19. Scrlpturn reading Ppalma Como hear this young luader. Following- Epworth League and I preceding preaching services Mr, K. Castlo will give a panrama of his trip to Winona. Come hear this.

Preaching services to follow at 8 p. JACKSON TOWNSHIP FARMERS PLAN BIG PICNIC FOR SEPT, 1 Invitations Are Extended to Farmers In Other Townships of This and Adjoining Counties: The Jacksen Township Farmers' Organization is well pleased with its for a 106 per cent, membership. To sort of celebrate their success, preparations are being made for a picnic in the Ed Dunham grove, near Lincoln, next Wednesday, September 1st. Thirteen farmers of the township are out of the organization today. Some of these were not at heme wh jn the canvass was made and is expected that these men are willing to help when they learn what the state asssciation has already accomplished and plans to do in the next legislature.

The Julian orchestra 'will furnisB the music and 0. B. Masterson, state organizer of Greenfield, will speak. All members ot Jackson township will wear Farmers Federation badges. The committees have arranged tables In order that those bringing dinners may have accommodation.

An invitation Is extended to other townships attend the picnic. Notice has been given that 6 number from Miami and Howard counties will be present. Jackson township will attend their picnic to be I Colonial Theatre Scenes In New York underworld, filmed tni the.spot,, are feature of "The Dark the latest picture starring Dorothy Dalton. This unusual photoplay, which was adapted from Louis Joseph Vance's novel of the same name, is being shown at the Colonial in connection two excellent acts of vaudeville. Don't miss it.

SUNDAY. Kate Corbaley has provided Frank Keenan with another splendid story She will be remembered as the au- of "Gates of Brass'' and "The 'False Code." Her newest play Is "Smoldering Embers," announced for the Colonial theatre as the feature attraction next Sunday; Keenan fans, and they are legion, are promised their favorite in an entirely new role in this human little tale. He is a kindly-hearted, honest old knight of the road. He hadn't always been a tramp--once he possessed a wife and baby, but they disappeared. Then one day, Fate, in dealing out Justice, gave him the Calvary Presbyterian Church.

Corner Seventh and Spencer streets. J. S. Corkey, D. pastor.

Sabbath school, 9 4 5 a. m. Morning worship. 11:00 a. m.

Preaching in the morning by the pastor. The theme will be "The One Thing Needful for Success as a Church." Ninth Street Christian Church. Corner Ninth and Spear streets. E. Richard Edwards.

D. pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Morning worship and Lord's Supper at Evening service at 7:30.

Morning subject: "The Trumpet Call for the Present Task of Faith." Evening: Union Service in the Chautauqua tent with Dr. Corkey preaching and special music. Gracc Lutheran Church. Rev. H.

E. Stuehin. pastor. Corner Broadway and Ninth street Sunday school for nil classes at 9 a. m.

English services at 10 a. ra. Scbject: "The Lord's Supper. 1 Mornine: congregational worship 10:45 a. m.

Subject: "The Good Samaritan." Make Grace Lutheran church your church home. A cordial welcome awaits you at our services. in. Subject "The Cruise That Never Falls." The pastor wishes to announce the revival meetings that will begin at Hoover, September 7, 1920 at 8 p. m.

Leroy Myers will bo the evangelist. Rev, Hermond Broadwell will be his assistant. Rev. A. J.

IJuycoe will be manager. Singing will be In charge of I. K. Castle, the New Wavorly chorister and Rev. 0.

B. Young, of Twelve Mile. Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins and daughter, 'Esther Sunday with Mr.

William Sutton. Mrs. William Anderson and daughter, Elizabeth, have left for Florida, where they will spend the winter, i -Mrs. Ralph Miller spent Sunday! with Mr. and Mrs.

Fivecoats, of Peru. Mr. and Mrs. E. O.

Howard spent Sunday evening with Mr. and E. Zimmerman and family. Mrs. Charles Howard spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.

Ray Nipple. Qujte a few from this place at- held in Richard's grove and Kokome entergetio Exposition grounds soon, Free space is given en the grounds for those wishing to exhibit trucks, autOB, tractors, electric light plant's or any other devices of legitimate business with farmers. There are prizes given for various games, races itnd contests for amusement, day picnic Is the plan. An all STAR CITY Emll and Ernest Overman, of Converse, came Friday for a few days' visit at the Ralph Phillips and 0. Gler homes.

N. H. Stewart and R. B. Minton attended the patriotic picnic at Logansport Thursday.

Wm. Houton, wife and daughter, of Culver, visited Thursday and Friday with the former's cousin, John Buck and family. Misses Icle Lebo and Mary Fry came home Friday from Terre Haute, where they have been in school the past twelve weeks. i R. A.

Phillips and wife and daughters, Fern and Mrs. Edith Ale and son, Raymond, spent Thursday with Earl Phillips and wife near Pulaski, Mrs. Frank Robinson and sons, power to smooth the path to happi- (ness for his son, now grown to strong young manhood. "Smoldering Embers" revolves around the vagabond's son and his love for the cobbler's pretty daughter. Jack's mother socially ambitious and his stepfather, politically ambitious, consider the match a misalliance; Force is used to make him marry another girl.

Jack seeks to forget his.troubles in bad company and if the old vagabond bad not been Jack's shadow daring those trying days, his romance would have had a tragic instead of happy ending. BIQ VAUDEVILLE TREAT MONDAY. Manager Byeriy of the Colonial, has arranged a big vaudeville program as the attraction for that the- on next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The show -will consist ot five big time acts of the brand Of vaudeville that IB seen in only the larger cities. There will be "oodles" of laughs, good singing and dancing 1 and some real novelties In the way of of the house must perforce turn his hand to domestic duties.

And with his newly-acquired train- Ing in camp and barracks he is by no means the clumsy helper with whom the careful housewife would aot trust her precious dishes that he was in the days before the war. For his wife's sake as much as for any other reason, he is anxious to lend a hand in the Kitchen and--the truth cannot be denied--when a man i does turn his hand to domestic work ARMY LIFE MADE MODERN HUSBANDS GEMS OF THE HOME In pre-war days many men of moderate means practiced some moneymaking hobby in their leisure hours. Recently I have heard of so many who' had their poultry- 1 raising or market-gardening, their teaching or typewriting, that I have been looking- for the reason. It is, I find, neither indolence nor lack of I initiative, but merely domestication! I know a young schoolmaster re-: II II IM OH eently returned to his teaching ll I 111 DU whose duties allow him six leisure hours a day. After school hours he i used to teach the organ and had at A Hu FARMERS TO HOLD WHEAT CROP FOR BOOM IN MARKET he Is far quicker and more petent than a maidservant.

suoIfcmzENS, START ON FIRST BEAR least a dozen pupils, but, as his wife smilingly informed me, he has given up the organ lessons. "I'm very glad, too," "for he learend so many things in the FARGO, N. Aug. coin-' North Dakota farmers are preparing to store their wneat on their farms after threshing to await better prices. They are building granaries of lumber and of woven wire, lined with straw, and are purchasing iron gran- eries.

This Is being done especially, by the small farmers who raise live- stock and diversified crops and whose individual wheat acreage is comparatively small. In pursuing this course the farmers are taking the advice of McGovern, chief deputy state grain inspector and manager of the North Dakota Mill Elevator Company. "Hold your wheat on the farm," says McGovern in a statement issued to the farmers. "Don't put it in a public elevator. As soon as you all time--was staged today, when a put ft in a public elevator it is placed grizzly was loosed from its on the market and its sale will nor cage in Forest park to roam in the help prices.

North Dakota farmers fashionable westside residential i can fix the price of their own wheat section by some practical as well as the government fixed it for Mounted policemen with riot guns, them. You can build or buy small Nelson-Today Was From Its Cage In Forest I'ark to Roam City by Some Practical Joker ST. LOUS, Aug. first 200 attendants and hundreds of excited citizens joined in hunt. Wounded In the shoulder, the angry grizzly dashed through the streets.

Men and women and chil- drea cattered to shelter as the bear on was held Sunday at park. And quite a number attended the Mason's picnic which was held Wednesday at Spencer park. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Judy and family spent Sunday at Culver, Ind.

The New Waverly Epworth League will give a watermelon fete on the. church-lawn September 3, 1920. Ev-j erybody is cordially invited to come. About twenty-five churches have been invited. Waltermelon, ice land, came Thursday evening for a few days' visit with the letter's parents, Lige Hlnshaw and wife.

Wm. South, of Chicago spent Thursday here. Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Jump at- reunlon at Logans- cream, cake and pop will be served.

Come and help make this a great affair. A program will be given in which all the churches will part. Joe Hinkle, wife and son, of paraiso, are visiting at the W. B. i Miller home, north of town.

i Miss Eata Zlnpleman and sister, of I near Indianapolis, are visiting their Nathan Brown and I wife and other relatives. FULTON Elmer Claybaugh and wife of Kewanna, visited this week with the lat- First Chnrch oi Christ, Scientist- Ninth and North streets- -unday school at 0:30 a. m. lesson sermon at 11 a. m.

Sermon subject: "Christ Jesus Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at o'clock. Reading rooms, Stettiner building. United Brethren in Christ. G- R. Charaplin.

pastor. South school a' 9:30 a. m. Evening worship at 7:30 p. which will be the closing service of this conference year.

Come. Prayer services each Thursday at 7:30 p. m. North Side Sunday school at 10 a. m.

Prayer services each Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. Seven Mile Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning worship at a. ter's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Barker of this place. Edwin WISH COMES I TRUE; WITH HUSBAND entertainment. Roy and Arthur however, taueht me a measure of headline with the funniest act in show business entitled "Fun in a Chinese Restaurant." This act i's full of comedy surprises and is a guaranteed cure for the blues.

The "Four Old Time Darkies" is another round of harmony and fun. This male quartet of real colored performers are not only harmony singers, but danco like demons. The third big laugMest is Wm. Armstrong presenting the comedy skit entitled "The Ten Thousand Dollar Ankle," This Is written sketch with a world of comedy situations. Josephine' Leonard, a' charming little comedienne, will offer a number of clever songs and Impersonations.

Emile and Willie are novelty artists who offer a fast routine of clever stunts. Only one reel of pictures will be offered with the above vaudeville program. so you will have to come early Music by the Colonial seven-piece orchestra. army that he's q.ult "useful to me. He faear bunt in st Louis ln nlnetr takes baby right off my hands when 'ea s--oldest Inhabitants vouch for he'3 at home and he does I thought of his gilt for music.

"What a Pity" I began, but she at once assumed the defensive. ''I never got out when he hatl 1 she said resentfully. Tho wife of another man. a clever artist who used to do black-and- white work In his leisure time, told me that her husband had given up this valuable addition to his Income. As, later on, I enjoyed some excellent tea.

caie of his making and marked how deftly he cleared away and occupied himself In the preparation of a savory dish for supper. I concluded that he. too, had.been domesticated. discreetly. "Tes, Isn't it luckv?" said the pretty young wife, ''They trained him so well in the army that he's got really clever; he can cook anything.

I can't pet a maid" she continued) "but' novr it does not matter, for be manages the work eo well that I've lots of time for myself." I was silent. "And why not?" she demanded. Previous Inquiries had, A NEW MARK TWAIN PARAMOUNT ARICRAFT PICTOHS granaries cheaply. But whatever you do, don't allffw the tinhorn gambler In grain to rob you of what you are Justly entitled to. "When the crop is threshed you nnd you have not raised any more than last year, and It looks as if HUCKl DID YOU SEE GEORGE? MUXCIE.

by consoling friends, dressed for the funeral of her husband, which was to have been held in the village church thirty minutes later, and Just Mr. and Mrs. Walter Redmond of after she had expressed regret that Indianapolis, are visiting the former's parents here. Mrs. Eflle Sprague is remodeling her home and putting in electric lights, making it a fine residence.

her wish to die with him had not come true, Rebecca Besser. of Royerton, sat back In her chair and (lied before aid could be summoned. A messenger was sent to the Omer Poorman and wife visited! church and the funeral- of Frederick relatives at Chicago Heights Beser, the husband, was postponed and the double funeral of the man and woman waa held twenty-four hours later. Mrs. Besser.

who was seventy-two, directed the affairs of her household week. Several from here took in the Chicago excursion Sunday. Preaching services at the U. B. church both morning and evening Sunday.

All are invited. and preparations for her husband's Theodore Williams of funeral until the hour of her death, his sister, Mrs. CHICKEN THIEVES USE CHLOROFORM ON HENS Broadway M. E. Churcr.

Benj- Kendall, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30. Subject "Choosing the- Best Things. 1 Morning worship. 10:30 a.

sionary Dr. Parish of Manila address this sen-ire. Epworth League. 6:30: Topic: "The Beauties of God's World. Mis- will CONDITIONS Caused By Lack of Red Corpuscles in the Blood How to Increase Them.

CYCLE DRIVER K11LED Anaemic and run-down conditions, the consequent weakness, are in evidence everywhere at this season of year, and it is said that the most successful remedy to increase these red corpuscles, enrich the blood, quicken the circulation, and impart strength and viorar to every organ in the body is The reason it is so successful is because it is the combination of the oldest and most A an( Eighth streets late last eve- is visiting his sister, Nancy McCrosky. The band concert on next Tuesday evening will be the last one of the season. Lester Sparks is convalescing nicely and Mr. Sterner is again able to be on our storets. Mrs.

M. 0. Enyart is suffering from Wood poison in her Lcvi Rouch is on the sick list. Ben Ewer and wife attended the funeral of George Hickle at Kewanna Wednesday. Hobart Gregg returned home from Colorado Friday.

Jacob and wife left Saturday for a vit.it with relatives in Wisconsin, and enroute will stop off at Hammond. Leopold Martin left Monday for Hartforl City for a visit with her daughter. Edgar McCarter and wife went to Monon Monday to consult a doctor concerning the latter's health. Mrs. Fannil Lowman and two children left this week for their home at to William Benson, five, of this place.

Birmingham, Mich. Mrs. F. L. Heddens and children went to Goshen Thursday to visit the former's mother.

Miss Elizabeth Cooper returned to her work at Monticello Monday. Citizens Logansport engaged-in dally business in the downtown section of the city paused a moment today. Mr. Business Man seemed to take unusual pains in slicking back his hair while the female folks also proceeded to "doll up" accordingly. What appeared to be a real forsure moving picture man with his camera appeared on the downtowa streets today and everybody wanted their "pichur" taken.

And of course, everybody wanted to look their best. The camera man seemed to take delight in his work and everybody just wanted to get in front of the camera- But just as you were making your best pose before the eyes of the camera, the top suddenly flew off and unfurled a large sign "Lucky Strike Cigarettes" and the show's all over, The supposed camera-man is no other than George R. Wells, of the American Tobacco company who ha's lots of fun with his Job In his advertising stunts. George combines pleasure with work which he says goes to make a real job- wisdom and I declined to pick up the gauntlet. Since then I have come across manv other domestic modern husbands.

have seon thorn cleaning steps, hanging out washing. wheel- Ing baby's pram and chasing small vegetables In a mad career downhill. I have heard them eloquent on the mysteries of labor-saving household appliances and the fiendish possibilities of kitchen sinks. Intimate details of housework of which formerly, men were not supposed to be cognizant, are now discussed by them with a sangfroid embarrassing to persons with weak nerves. Many men returned home to find their womankind earning: more than they could hope to command and these had domestic greatness thrust upon them by their managing wives.

Rather proud of their achievements, these women refuse to give up their "freedom," and are in a I position to dictate terms to their be-! wlldered husbands, who accept their! deposition at 'first with amusement and after with a supine acqulescense. That and the sen-ant problem are he reasons. In so few small house- lolds nowadays is any regular do- mestlc help available that the man approached. Autoists "stepped the gas" and speeded away. the weight -would be lighter Rust A crowd of women waiting for a i has hurt Spring wheat all over the car was scattered as the grizzly Northwest But if you handle the dashed to their midst- marketing of your wheat In a sane Finally the bear ran into a garage, and wise way, you should receive a The doors and windows bB.rrpd and locked while 200 attendants figured some way to recaoture th? better price than last 1 Shows at 2:30, 7:15, 9 P.

M. Adults, 45c-5c: 22c-3c DIAMONDS BECOTEItED i BLUFFTON, Aug. eral weeks aeo Mrs. B. K.

Setter-! gren lost from the sotting of a ring four diamonds of a value of about $700, and thought they were gone for good when no response came to an offer of a liberal reward for their This morning she found the four diamonds near the entrance to her home. WM. S. HART, in "THE COLD DECK" also Snub-Pollard Comedy. BOUND T.RIP including -war tax TO CHICAGO Sunday, August 29 Special Train Logansport 6:05 Ac M.

Central Time. Special Train leaves Chicago 7:30 P. M. Central time. Pennsylvania System PARAMOUNT JL WHERE THE STARS TWINKLE FIRST JL The Two Seven-Foot Typhoon Fans JTafce The Paramount TSe Coolest Place In Town LAST TIME TONIGHT- ALICE BRADY Raw Ground Limestone This is probably what your land is in need of to correct that condition.

Give it a liberal application of limestone and see how readily it will respond. Write The Casparis Stone Co. KENNETH, INDIANA. COLUMBUS, Aug. fanciers--that is, those who have a fancy for other persons' poultry-r- have hit upon a now silencer to be applied when removing fowls from henhouses.

To squelch the squawks they use chloroform! Over in East Columbus, where people raise blooded poultry, the loss by theft has been heavy. At the home of Samuel Sharp, county superintendent of schools, all except two of his large flock of pure-bred chickens were gone, and the two that remained were stupid from the effects of the drug administered by the chloroform bandits. BOYCOTT IS ALLEGED. MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. Minneapolis Trades and Labor Assembly Is said to have Inaugurated a temporary boycott of downtown i "loop" district merchants a protest against the jailing of five officials of the assembly for contempt of court on account of having violated an injunction order against picketing a local theatre.

The injunction or-) der, which has been appealed, was based on a state statute prohibiting combinations in restraint of trade. The union men claim the injunction order is contrary to decisions of the state supreme court. BOY IS DROWNED SAILING TOY BOAT DUBUQUE, Aug. a toy boat in a water tank proved fatal Ind-, Aug. 2S--Tra- rate of speed, a RICHMOND, veling- at a Reo truck driven by Earl Breese, into a motorcycle at North successful tonics known--Iron.

Beef and Cod Liver Peptones and Glycer- ophosphates. So you see it is not a patent medicine, and you know a an hour anil was not stopped you are taking. W. H. Porter until it had also crashed into a Ford louring car at ihe curb- S.

killing the cycle driver, Walter Schute. aged twenty-three. It is al- the truck WAS going forty-five Reaching over-the side of the tank to remove the boat, the child fell Into the water and was drowned, his screams for help being unheard by his mother, who was taking an afternoon nap in an upsiairs room. 'The child's body was found in the tank following a fruitless search of the premises. TRAVEL DELUXE INDIANAPOLIS, Aug.

23. prairie schooner "deluxe" made appearance in Indianapolis recently enroute from Knorville, to lodena, Calif. The "schooner," which is an automobile with Pullman accommodations 'Contains four upper and lower berths, kitchenette, shower bath and a water system. AUTOMOBILES REFINISHED IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE Let our skilled and experienced workmen paint or revarnish your automobile. Satisfaction assured.

The Ideal Auto Paint Shop BEN Phone 1774-L. Prop. 514 jSTorth Street. In a Tense Drama "A Dark Lantern" SUNDAY ONLY 'The Stranger" --A love story that will startle you --A succession of thrills upon thrills --A departure in outdoor settings i --A creation of a new and distinctive type --Somewhat different from other plays "The Stranger" Is a most loTable, most dangerous gentleman. He has a habit of bobbing upln strange places, Tvhere his company is not wanted.

When he falls In lore he does it in a strange manner. His horse is responsible for cupid's busy 1 also "SHOULD WAITERS MARRY?" A Comedy Fall of Laughs. PICTOGRAPH AXD TOPICS OF THE DAT. SHOWS: 200 and 9:00 P. "9L ADVERTISED ADMISSION: Adults 22c-3c Children 13c-2c At All Shows BREAKS SPEED LAWS DELIVERING CASKET KANSAS CITY, Aug.

McCarty, driver for the Midland Casket company here, has the best ajibi which so far has been shown in the North Municipal Court. Haled Into court following his arrest for speeding on the inter-city viaduct, McCarty told Judge B. C. M. Towne: "I had to get a casket to the Eyler Brothers undertaking establishment.

A customer was -waiting" "In a rush to be buried, I 1 replied the judge "Guess so," replied McCarty "Three dollars" COLONIAL-Monday, Tues. Wednesday-COLONIAL The First Big Vaudeville Treat of the Season. Keith Vaudeville-5 HEIRS WOULD GET ESTATE MARION, Aug. steps to obtain control of the Cqats-Cooper estate in Pennsylvania, will be taken soon by 125 residents" of Grant county, 'it was said here today. The Grant county people claim they are heirs to the estate, which is located- in West Chester and Philadelphia counties and in the city of Philadelphia, cov-j ering some of the most property in the city- ROY ARTHUR--'Tun in a Chinese Restaurant" FOUR OLD TIME DARKES--A Riot of Singing, Dancing and Fun WM.

ARMSTRONG "A Ten Thousand Dollar Ankle." JOSEPHINE LEONARD, Comedienne; EMILE WILLIE, Novelty Artists. Shows at 2:30, 7:30,9:00 P. M. Adults, 45o5c; Children, 22c-3c. Only One Reel of Pictures--You'll Have to By-Erly..