Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 2

PAGE TWO LOGANSPORT PHAROS-REPORTER WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1917 The largest to a a (he high it) history of the aehool. a a year, there being a KtO i i i who will be given i diplomas. Schools of the i i close TUOH- day, May 29. Prof. Moran of i i will i com i none i addrenK, and Kov.

B. Tyler of the a a Presbyterian i i a a a a sermon. The, graduates of i Hchool are as Decic R. A i Florence L. Baker Baker Kslher 10.

Helen T. Ham oil M. F. a i i Mary L. Bonne i Thelma Be null I Berry man P.

W. B. Bof-rger Marie F. B. IlurkeU i a F.

Coloman Florence Coriunt ixora Cornel I Mild rod i D. i Mai'g'l C. Karloy Helen J. i A i V. Fansdor H.

Ferguson iiolcri Flory a M. Flory Fern Gangloff Mary K. M. i Helen i 101ix, Powell Helena B. Powlen a Price lOdyOi M.

Reed Florence Reed a i i i G. Robinson a i R. A i a Slornberg G. tSwarUol M. C.

a Klhol L. M. Ifmbei J. V'ancf Kthe.l G. a a F.

G. a a 0. B. Wash I Wohber M. L.

i i a i i James G. A ('ecll L. Bonne 11 a L. HrijCKH W. C.

Condon (). Crocket I. A P. Crowo Josephine 10. a L.

i i Grace 10, a a Mar'n I loch a M. 10, L. Job mum a i a 10. Layman Kthel M. LOOM Helen 0.

Hee Lvon C. Dun nan C. K. Giuigloff i R. r.

a W. a A. P. Holloa (Uirl Blanche a J. L.VOIIH Do rls Do we! I 10.

Naomi Me i Marg't K. Malben a L. Marsha 11 Lena M. a i 10, i 101 ix. 10.

a i a Lois Nagto Ferne G. Parriflh 10. JOvelyn T'prry F. 11. fl.

i i G. a Dan'l F. a i Floyd R. Noff Leonard Neff Donald Six L. M.

i F. S. i a Jofiftph M. If hi K. B.

a Jr. Healthy Skin PEPENDS ON KIDNEYS, Tho" and Uio pork togoLbAr with Icidneya to throv nil (he polnonn of t-ho pur Urn work, hut a oleum body and i loajthy ouo dopenda on tfto kidneys tlio kldnejw nro clogged )oiflona you Buffer from in tin in the morniua on tttia'mg, voui oiuU Ncem "maty, you muy hay( 'heumatio painw, puin in Iho brvok, lock, hoadachofl, Bomotimof) swollen fed ir neuralgic paiim--aJl duo to tho ur'u leid or toxio poisons in tho blool. Thif tho timo to go to a drug store and limply obtain a 60o, pnckago of Anurio. 'double strength), the discovery of Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, N.

Y. Then i Hip of hot water before rneala, i an Knurio Tablet, and notice I.ho gratifying 'cimlta. Anurio will help you, beciuitco it luahoa tho kidnoyn of impurities. Many thanlithia. Dissolve! irio aoid aa vatw docva sugar, NEWS OF VALPARAISO.

Valparaiso, took Dr. Pierces' Fa or i to Prenc i I i on and his Golden ical Discovery when young lady and found they did me more good than tho doctor's jioine, wo I can rooommend botli i i us, i ALMA M. KLAPPHR, 205 Valparaiflo St. In in you will find Dr. Pierce'a Favorite Proaoriptiou, tho ever-famous friend to iuling women, aud Dr.

Piorce'e Golden Medical Discovery. proven by years to bo the greatest general reconsfr-uctor, Thoao herbal medicines are put up in liquid and tablets. Contain no alcohol or narcotic, JjBgrcdienta printed on wrapper Chiropractic locates and the cause of 96 per cent of all' human allmenta, such Asthma, AppendJ- citia, Backache, lepsy, of Goitre, Gout, Hay Fever, Headache, Heart Dlseaso, Stiff Neck, Insanity, Jauudice, Ivumbago, Poritonitta, Neu ral gi Paralysis, Piles, Neurttii, nnd general nervousness. Spinal Analysis Mf. J.

Krantz, PUone OFPIO.H: and Bcoadway, O.XKT--Special Term Kntos lo Call write or Legal Loan Company DEADLY GRIP ARJUS, errific- fighting, a i to from London and Paris, Is i place a i i (2), a I he end of the A a Hue. The i i i i advanced of the Scarpe, and on the a of stream east, of Roue-x I a German a a has been boat.cn a a a of i Heavy Gorman on the a a a 3 repulHo.d French. I A May 15. --Continuation of the i of the country in of Din and i a i i i i a a depression i Iho a i ol 1 a i i an i program, In i i of J. Ogdon A Chicago moat a a I i noiH a a i of Dcfouso and of advisory i of the i for Nnti'onal Defense.

"Tho a i by tho A i can people of (he i i i i as a idea IH going to a i nation to proHeculc war i i i a a depression as and France have recovered from." Mr. A said, diac.ussiug economic i i of the country. ho said, i tho i of hus'o of money and meaiiH a i and i wages for i workers. er i i i a to I his a it certain I hut i a i i enjoy a period of! business and iiuluM- U'lnl a i i i which has never been seen and svhlcb la assured a lasts several or several years." Misapvlli'iUioii of Dconoinj" a i of possibility a over a i i a economy suggestions, A a i "There Is some reason to i economy i i a i for a i but i i are such a the i i soon see if have not already, that, there is no occasion a for to become a a They i a more money to spend a ever before ami they will not find the i they a from tho market. "There is an a a demand for i tho workers of conn- fry CHU grow a a There is work at high wages for every man a woman a work," Of the billions to be lout to the allies Mr.

A a i "As a a of fact it is a misnomer (o call it a loan to our a i We are i a i ext i credit. I a of sending i i of dollars out of country, a a i means a i lions of dollars i a a be freed for i a i in Ibis purchases of our products. And. iu i connection remember government of the i Stater, is now a for war purposes and the lars of I'ncle Sam have a a to pour to stores, factories and a to pay for the expense of mobilizing, drilling 1 and feeding the army and navy. "Under the civilian boards a ed together by the President to direct the great work of preparation ihks na- i is going ahead, fortified against delay and mistakes through the intelligent application of the lessons learned in England and In France.

This applies to i as well as war. Profitable Lessons In TTnr, "There is abundant, evidence that, we are profiting from experience of Europe, and a our President, and bis advisers are going- to prevent, a industrial hitch such as preceded the prosperous business i i now prevailing in the British Isles and in France. consider present the most Auspicious period from the standpoint "Never tasted anything so $ood sn my life as ol' a i a In my memory. There is not one reason why the business of i should not proceed in i a course and on ever- i a i i There Is not ono reason why people a for should i a to i the, a i a they are on a sound basis. The per a i a a of A i a today is a i ever before--7 a than that, of the people of any a i at any i In the past or In tho nresonl.

Our national a is pust i dreams of a years back, a 1M a i a i aud at record wages. Every a the war I i flnd a greater dem a for the labor' and the brains of the wage and salary earners of the i States. a i of w.pric and cort.ainl: of wages the prime factors of i They a pros- i a i the war ends or it i i i this is a i The i States, having possession of a i a '10 per of the of gold, Krealest a a resources, a geographical I a i is certain to less a any a i in tho war or in i whole world. i Well Based, "The of our a i Is sccuro, Our business prosperity is ou safe grounds, our a i a i is re- a a good, and cannot, coiinolvo of a sane or i i a reason the people of Iho i States should become alarmed over a phase of the a i a business or i i a situa- i "Tho a i has been advised to on food. Economy means tho i i use i wa.st.e; it does not call for self-denial.

Economy was recommended to stop a of tho, $700,000,000 of food i goes i garbage pail each yofir. Ttrn wave of a i i sweep- i over the should not size a i i economy as a means of expression. Thera is no neod for people i cense purchasing-. There is neod only for the i i a i of a a a and waste. There is no reason, a a i of the use of i i a i needed by the people.

There is need a eve i be put to use. "As a i it IB our duty to stop the wastage of as patriots it. is equally i a that, we do not stop i a purchasing; on which the "business and the i of the country are Hysterical economy is as-'much a menace to the as is prodifi-al waste. The pursuance of our a business along i lines Is of paramount at this time In order that our nation may a i a i i on a sound economical and i i a basis from which prosecute the i i a phase of the struggle for the freedom of mankind, Importance of Faith. "Faith is (he great need of the people today--faith in Providence to lend might to our right, a i iu a to respond i to the efforts of our agriculturists to increase tho food supply, to provide a surplus for our allies, a faith in our government, i has taken hold of the problems before it.

in a way a demonstrates a it is deserving of our faith. "If I were asked," Mr, Armour said, "to give a message to the American people, to the farmers, the wage earners, the merchants and the a a turers and all--it would be i Be strong in your faith that a will reward the efforts being made to pro- tia-'c hie. crops, "and co-operate with our President, Wood row Wilson, in efforts to keep the nations composed and ao organized as to most efficiently prosecute war. Be confident and live your normal lives as far possible, Make business proceed as SPARKS FROM THE ANVIL WASHINGTON---The a of Dr. Paul i as minister from Switzerland to a poist at Tbc Hague is believed here to be due to a conviction on the part of the Swiss government a real peace negotiations i be started a war a is expected to reject all offers that have been made by a a i Americans to organize regiments of foreign a i volunteers for serv ice.

during the a All such are expected to bo advised to enlist In the regular way, senators and representatives will join the navy Cor a time if congress can complete, its program and adjourn by 1.6. i of national defense consider ins a i over a of vacant factories in various part of iho i StatOK and operating them for tho a a of supplies that are a by the a and navy. A I A i i a i i of rtcials said, today a it was idle to speculate on a action the; president i take on the Roosevelt provision in the a a bill. He has given It no consideration and i not do so i the bill is in his hands, officials said. for a on an even larger scale began a i the senate's action in i a i the personnel to 150,000 men and the a i corps to 30,000 and increasing; tho pay rates.

a Mr. and Mr is, Devon By boo of gansport spent Sunday i Mr. Mr-H, i Miss Tina Bailey of Bond cama a for a short; visit i folkfi. Mr. and Mrs.

of Rich'land ter and Mr. and Mrs, Thompson of a a took i A'lth Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Sunday. Charles a a and Jack a who a been i in Chinrio, came Monday.

Garnet a a Newport, Lo- ifanaport spent a with i and a i of this place. i i i a i is not improved at this writing, The store owned by 8. 'b. i a a has been purchased by A. Ilobbins.

Mrs. a entertained at. i Sunday, a a a i a a i a Mrs, A a i and Mr. and Mrs, Wadd and a i Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer a Mr. Ora Babb and a i Sunday i Jnines Nelson and a i a I Call has returned to her home in 'Logan sport, i i i her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lin- dorsmith. Mr.

and a i spent a i Mr. i Cox and a i Mr. and Mrs. A i spent a a i a a at a Mr. and Mrs.

Blan entertained Mr. and Frank Sparry and a i of Bunks Hill, and a i Frush of Logansport, Ora Babb spent a a in Lo- gansporl. Mrs. Ben Bonett oC Royal Gentry spent a a night and Sunday with hoi- brother, C. Rhodes and a i Mrs.

Chas. Lowey a Chns Wenclling of Logan sport called on Mrs. A a Saturday afternoon. a a Witt a. is i i i her son, Grant i a and a i Mr, and Mrs.

John Spohn spent the day, a i the lalter's parents, and Mrs. Ridenour. Mr. Ben Cook and a i wore a guests of Laiinie Davis a i Mrs. Fern Rogers and Mrs.

Umbarger visited In Kokomo Saturday. Joseph i and a i spent the day Sunday with their son, R.oscoc Kline and a i Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shirley spent Sunday in Logans.port, M1ss a Munson Is spending the week i her brother Owen Munson a a i Mr. and Mrs.

John and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tritt spent Sunday afternoon with Lawn Davis and a ily. Mrs, LezzSe A of Logansport is quite i Mrs. John Helrio, Mrs.

Irene Gilson were among Logansport shoppers Monday. W. E. Rhodes and a i have returned to their home In Walkerton from visiting thctir parents, A. B.

Rhodes and family. Mr. a W. William and a Anna, C. Fatten, Mr.

Mrs. Beit, Mr, and Mrs. John DUon, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Sines, BELL-AN Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it.

25cat al! druggists, These In Leading Manufacturers Have Turned Over to Us Fifty Fine Spring Suits Due to i cool weather, soiling- of Women's Spring a has ween retarded lo a a i a have, "let jro" at greatly less, en eel prices a choice, lots of Suits. These a a a purchases us will be a and i he- eagerly accepted by who look for arid a i a i i i arid appreciate a values. $25, $30 at Vo lire offer-ins MOST SUIT Values In Our Kislorj-, Uini't UJITC In nilud wlion you Head This ud i i i a gt't In mom for wa A TO CO.UK A I lind i a i friends will Not or yon paid i $11,85 Over dii'ferent Riyles, Twllln, Wool Sult-B, Oa Poplin, French Tho i are by foremost i of A i i i oO cliooKe JMI models alike, i In I he moHl xliop at (wo ami i snle price, To a selection Is a a a ol' words, i i Is nued i sowiOH Is to he In Uils assorfment nml In all new coloring. Coals lliKMl i tho i of Peau dc Oygne, silk or a brocaded llnlnp's, "QUALITV COATS" JXO HIGH P1I1C.KS. Mai, HIH( If i i Urn regular a in price IniJf higher, mid cubes I he snle price.

Wool Vol Coals, i Coals, Wool Jersey Con IK, a i 1 1 go Coals, YK1V Greon, Hose, Hrltfht Blue. jfa (lfc 8 -R KM A RK A A ht'EB. Goes i snying, of coiirKc, dial one muiji a a sefi- a shirt, HICKO In stripes or plaldB, nro Insl word, leii I Minnie iif nf wafsl, i is deep shirring: i ore clever, t'or insfatiee you a Hirlpcg In Blue, Or ecu JRomun rlai HO Scrgcn, PltifdK, I KOn'h' hlJHU'U'Mt and inosl i Hiylcs, Kiilln- blo for every CHSJOI), If POKHJ- blf! be here when ot nil lin among i i fo crliooRO from Uiese Alterations Froe Jim Sines, Jim Bell, Clarence Lake and Mrs. a attended the a of A. J.

Haynes at Kokomo, Sunday. Miss Armetta Kennedy-, of Kokomo was guest Sunday ot Miss Gertie Day. Glenn and a i Al Hoover and children, Frank Gripe and family were the guests Sunday of Jacob Gripe and wife, H. Z. Carey and a i Frank Carey and a i Art Carey and family, Charles Carey and family, Ellas Carey, Mrs.

Hattie Eckley and children, i gil Mendehail and family were the guests Sunday of Wes Bevington and family. W. B. Lake and wife, J. Patton and soiuJud, John J.

Moore and a ily were the Sunday guests of W. Wampler and family. Mrs, Alice Snider, Mrs. Nora Snider and daughter Maria were the guests Sunday of Roe Stanley and family, Bob McConnell returned home from- Park county evening. John Wolfe spent Monday with hta brother, Glenn Wolfe, and family, Willie Lynaa and family were the guefsta Sunday of Bert Burtch and a i Mrs, Bruce a i ami daughter Esther were the week-end guests of P.

L. a i and wife. Bob McConnell snd wife were the guests Sunday evening of Charles Stewart and wife. Glee SpraUling, Bertha Brown, Claude and Letille Bell were the guests Sunday of Claude Small and a i at Walton. Mrs, A i Robertson wan the guest Sunday of Grant Ammerman and family.

James 'and wife of Lagrange county were the week-end guests of John Dixon and wife. Mrs. i i i and 1 New Waverly wore tho week-end guests of A. Holipetcr and wife. and J.

Ifolfpetor and Catherine Goldsbcrry were tbc Monday afternoon, of a A a and a i A'JTORMvY LONG TO TALK. A U. F. JXJHK will a meeting of men and women to te held in the Central school corner Seventh and Broadway tonight at 8 o'clock, i auspices of HKJ 'Woman's Francliiftd A ber of men have exp.re«Rf«j a desire liear Mr. and meeting thrown open to both men and women.

Allrfcr--Cc Safe Milk tft'.