Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 5

LOGANSPORT. PAGE F1V1 BIG DAMAGE SUIT VEKUED TO GASS The $26,000 damage suit of Abe Martin aninat the Indiana. Service corporation has been venued to the CMS circuit court from Miami county- Martin sets forth in his complaint that on August 3, 1923, he received permanent injuries when knocked from the top of a freight car on the Wabash railroad lines upon being struck by a trolley wire of the defendant company. At the time he was performing his duties as a brakeman for the Wubash railroad which duties he is unable to handle since bis in.iury as received. He represented by Attorney Glen Grlswold.

WI1NAMAC LUNA STARTING TOMORROW Mr. and Mrs. Roach are visiting a few days with their daughter Mrs. Everett Vanaman, and family near MadaeyTiHe- Eugeh Harrington and wife of Chicago came -Wednesday for a few days visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Harrington- Mrs- Jos. Wagerman came home Wednesday from St. Joseph hospital at Loieansport where she underwent an operation several days ago. She is much improved. Mrs.

W. P. Marsh has been ill a few days this week. The Rebekah lodge initiated several new members at their regular meeting on Wednesday evening. After the business ses- tijon light were servi-J.

Mr. and Mrs- Harry Widup left Thursday by motor for Plainfleld 111., to visit until Monday with their gon. A- E. Widup a a i Mllo Grafton and daughter Mlns Cora and son Earl were -at South Whitley Tuedsay visiting the formers' daughter and latters'. sister.

Miss Lucy, is being birthday. Mrs. Grafton-went to Peru same day to visit until' Monday' with her gon," Amos Ropp and I family. I In' connection with of of Two Cities." the Junior class will debate on the subject, Resolved That Dickens is the greatest English Novelist. The Modern History class is having- a on, R'esolved: That the period from the date of the birth of Christ until' that of Oliver Cromwell, in England was a time of greater LOCAL BRAKEMAN GIVEN PROMOTION Frank E.

Berry, passenger brake man of the LoganSjwrt of the Pennsylvania railroad, has assigned to special work as inspector of steam-heated equipment used on the division. He assumes duties at once. In addition to inspection of all heating equipment for passenger trains. Mr. Berry will give instructions to other employes on methods of properly heating cars.

He is experienced in this department and previously served for six months in the same capacity. I Mr. Berry has, been in the-service of the Pennsylvania for twenty six years. He accepted a position as call boy in Bradford, 0.. later being transferred to the engine service and in 1901 changed to passenger brakeman.

Since then he has been continuously in passenger service. I I AT THE PARAMOUNT SUNDAY Ma FULTON HERZ TO SUPERVISE CHAMBER ELECTION Jacob Herz has bean named the chairman of tbe election committee of the Chamber of Commerce. He will have witb him in the counting of the ballots Monday the following men: Clark Young. Williattt Englebrecht, Henry Bailey and August Grube. The mail of the Chamber of Commerce was filled again this morning with ballots sent in by merchants.

The voting closes at ten o'clock Monday morning and all members of the organization are urged to vote at once on their choice of directors from, the list of eighteen presented. FASHION NOTEJ Beaded and embroidered are making a bid Tor popularity and they appear in very B1 striking color effects. Fur lined capes in short reminiscent of those worn by our grandmothers, are being In Paris. MARCEL'S WAY advancement than the period from Cromwell's time to the present time. The girls of the class have the affirmative and the boys, the negative.

Professor C- E. Spaulding, Jfermer superintendent of the Winamac schools and now of Plymouth, Indiana, visited school Tuesday and gave a short speech of greeting to the assembly. He was entertained by Supt. and Mrs. C.

C. Collins Tuesday evening. Commercial Department. The students of the commercial department under the supervision of Miss Metz. organized a Commercial club which will hold monthly meeting.

All those who have their grades up to the standard and requirments are eligible. Lucy Trapp is president. American Education week was observed in all departments of the local schools by special features each day. ONLV THINGS TO DO "How did you get on with the new maid?" "Oh, she culdn't get along with the children. 1 "So we sent her away?" ''Oh, no.

We sent the children into the Hans (Copenhagen.) WALTON 9 -Mrs. Minnie Shuman has re' turned home after a few visit -with her niece in LiOgansport. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee I ter.

Tuesday, Nov. 18, a daughter. 1 Mrs. Dye-of Lincoln, is caring' for Aunt Mary Noel, who had tho misfortune to and break hip several'. months ago.

Ntel's condition remains about the same. Mrs. Joshua Fitzer, who been critically III with pneumonia, is slightly improved. The' Home Builders class of the M. E.

Sunday school were entertained at the hqme of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Orr Wednesday evening. Refreshments of ice cream, cake and cocoa were served. The next meeting will be held with Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Olmstead. Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Huffman i were Wednesday evening i guests at the Emil Huffman home, th occasion being, the. sixth birthday anniversary of their daughter. Merlam. Mrs.

r. B. Jewell i is spending the week with Dr. F. C.

Dielman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Kwer have returned to their home after a brief tour of the South. Miss Mildred Fowler has returned to her home here after having conducted the singing in the gelistic meeting; at St Joe, Ind, I Mrs.

Ernest Siegrift of Ohicaso 1 Heiehts, is visiting her sons, William and Omar, for a days. Mrs. Susan Maclary has return-11 pJ to her hrme visiting re. i afives at Akron anrl North Man-1 P. SUCCESSOR cheater for the past two weeks Mr.

and Mrs.) Hugh Henderson moved from their home in Peru to the of the latter's parents south of town, Tuesday. V. Barker attended the radio exposition in Chicago Albert Jackson moved to the Newt Collins farm, nor Mt. Olive. this week.

Newton Poilins has moved to i the Lear farm, south of town. EXCFSABLK Ten years ago there were more telephones iir-the Umtd States than there are today in all foreign COP--Come along with me. Your tail light is out. Autoist--One minute, please, os- sifer, that is only a matter of expediency. stole the car to get away with some hootch.

"Beg y' pardon, go right --Cornell Widow. Dr. Paul C. Withington, friend and assistant of the late Percy D. Haiighton, Columbia University football coach, has been appointed to carry on the work of his dead chiof.

PYTHIANS TO HOLD BOOSTER MEETING A big booster meeting is to be held in Castle hall, Fifth and Market street, Monday evening, November 4, by Apollo lodge'No. 62, Knights of Pythias. The affair is being sponsored by the committee that is working in behalf of the state Pythian home. There will be plenty to eat and lots of smokes. Every member of the lodge is invited to attend.

The committee has a plan to build the first building of the home in one day. Apollo lodge to a man is working to have it located in Cass county. Tho state organization has talked the establishing of such an institution for some three years and tt" Caps county Knights are stimulating interest in the project. ENVELOPE PURSES. The hems of many of the growns are slit regularly every five or six inches to a length of about six inches, giving the effects of square scallops.

It gives ah interesting, graceful line and particularly good for dancing. There is a new material "tijcrette" that is a very good copy of tiger skin and is very succewtul for coats and trimmings. Hudson seal is one of the most popular furs this season, both for coats and for trimmings. It bar richness and thickness tiat other close furs have. Straight frocks of black satin distinctive with white collars and cuffs and many small white buttons.

Envelope purees have become huge, as to size and have many pockets advantageously placed so that the fittings are distributed evenly and the purse is kept flat looking. EVEMNG GOWNS. Evening gowns are becoming very filmy and are made of layers and" layers of tulle over foundation of satin or metal cloth. Daddy is a bank president, but Frances Klein proved to him htat she could "marcel her way through college." Fifteen other girls at Stephens College. thought the idea a good one and successfully tried it.

"Every flapper a worker Instead of a loafer," preaches Frances. FEXTMXE TOUCH Jade green is beautifully combined with black and white costumes to give a light and feminine touch. A -completb set of weights and measures fs kept sealed cases in the Bureau of Standards in Washington. There are very few trains on this season's evening the reason being that there suggestion of age about a train, and no one seems to care to gest that. THE BATTLE FOR HEALTH Best Tonic To Gain Flghtlnf Strength Medlclna In the struggle for health and renewed strength Father John's Medicine is the best tonic and body builder for those who are and run down because It is pure and wholesome footl which makes new flesh and strength without using alcohol.

OVER 69 YEARS OF 5UCCCSS FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE Tor COLDS" Over SIxty.NIn* of The merchants listed uiider the various headings on this page are asf near to you as your telephone! Yes, all of them within thirty seconds or less! For your ready reference is this Directory published, in which all the lead- ing merchants of this community are grouped together. Since you'll have frequent use for such a page we suggest that you tear it out and place it within reach--ready a moment's notice. Day arid night battery and'road'ser- vice. 18th St. Garage Call the Blsr Hook Phone 1710 We are thankful for your past patronage and will endeavor to give you our very best in tha future.

We will close all day Thanksgiving Day, so do your shopping early Wednesday. We 11 ave everyth i you need for your Thanksgiving dinner. Ryan's Grocery Ph. 969K--617 N. Cicott Prompt DeliTery Jos, G.

Long Jones Building Phone 380 See Our List of Homes For Sale Before You BUT BLUE RIBBON BATTERY We carry non-freezing solution for any make of battery. Solutions guaranteed six months against freezing and over-charging. Call Nickels Bros- Repair Shop. E. C.

Morphet 200 E. 525 PEARL ST. GIFT SHOP For Powders FLORE-REALE (New York-Parii) Perfumes Imported Tea Sets For Exclusive Gifts Xovelties Marcel Curl 35c I Aim to Please Fred Scarborough 'Mrs. J731 E. Market Upholstering If your furniture needs repairing, refurnishing and crating, why not have it done by experienced workmen? Fanner Michael Phone 270-L 712 W.

Linden Marcel and Curl 50c Mrs. Frank Settles Mary St, "It has made it's way, by the way it's made" Logansport Ice Cream Company Phone 299-599 141 Are. Don't fail to stop and get your favorite magazines tliis evening for Sunday reading. Also take home a few cigars and don't forget a nice box of candy for the' wife and kiddies. BAUER News Stand 409 Fourth St.

Phone 926 Res Phone 2104-L Rear 513 North St. HOW IS THE TIME TOLETUSREFINISH YOUR CAR IN DUCO Don't delay till later in the season when there will a long "waiting list" and hundreds of other car owners in town will be rushing to have their cars refinished in J)uco for the fall and Let us have your car now and, in a very short time, it will be returned to looking like new in satiny coat of Duco: Duco, the fine new finish for auttfmobiles, is practically impervious to weather conditions. Rain, snow, mud, dust and grit cannot harm its smooth, hard surface and deep, quiet lustre. And remember, when, you are ready to buy a new car, a Duco finish will increase the trade-in or re-sale value of your old one. Come in We will have plenty of Turkeys, Ducks and Chickens for Thanksgiving.

Also fresh meats of all kinds. We will take pleasure in giving your order courteous attention. Boiling-Beef 10-12C Beef Roasts Fancy Steak 18-20-25c Pork Steak 18c Pork Chops 20c Pork Roast 18c "Shop Here and Save'' Harry Miller Fh. 305 324- E. Mkt.

PENNINCTON'S Ideal Auto Paint Shop 508.10-12.14Ji -North St. Phone 1774-L UNIVERSAL Vacuum Cleaner Amazing! When you see "what its exclusive Thread-Picking- Nozzle does, you too, will exclaim "Amazing!" And when you see how oughly it cleans everything, you wfll wonder why you haven't had a UNIVERSAL, long before this. Sold on Eaiy E. H. LUX 319 St, Ph.

Prepare for the Thanksgiving Dance You will want to look yonr best when you attend the social affairs of tbe Thankif ir- ing Reason. Bring your suit and overcoat to us and cleaned and pressed, when we do the workit will look as food as new. Come in and have your shoes renewed with UMS shine that won't come off. "A Trial Will Convince" 0. K.

Store Cleaning 512 Bdwy. Phone 1884 i i Upholstery Fabrics That will make the old furniture look lifce new. Velours, Damasks, Mohairs, in pleasing and colorings are on display in our store. Call and see them or we will bring samples to your home if you wish. All work guaranteed, Logansport Furniture Repair Co.

Phone 1015 Corner Market Wilkinson.