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WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1922 LOGANSPORT PHAROS-TRIBUNE PAGE eocie Auxiliary Social Session. The monthly social meeting of vas held in the Memorial Homn last evening, and was attended by a large number of members of the of yellow and white. A four course i was served, after which the guests enjoyed a motor ride. Mothers' Study Club i i The a a picnic of the First tarl r- --i" n. i i i appointed chairman of a committee to make arrangements for delicious fried chicken dinner was served at the noon hour on the spa- at the county a i in Septem- cious porch of the cottage to 'Muny" Summer Csmp for Kiddies Plans also made for at- members of tending the state convention, which i families.

In is to be held in September at Terro Haute. Delegates to the convp.nl tion will be e'ected at. the next i of the auxiliary, which is to be held on the i Tuesay evening in August. The remainder of swimming joyed. the the and boating club and afternoon en- Home Keeping Club to Miss Mary Brinley will hostess to the members Meet.

act as of the ket street. the evening was spent Keeping Club" Friday a the prizes for contests, i noon af in I417 Eas a 1 played, was won by Miss a Hale of and wafers were served i the evening. Honor Miss Cook, Miss Margaret Cook, bride-elect. will be honored guest at a party to he Bivfin tomorrow evening by Miss MR. AND MRS, SCOTT PRICE TO REVIEW 50 YEARS OF WEDDED BLISS, FRIDAY Mr.

and Mrs. Scott E. Price see. They have lived at their prop- SSI State street invite their friends erty on State street for the past to call at their home Friday be- twenty-five years. They have four the hours of two and five TM- 'pjct and sevea and nine o'clock where Frank M.

Price, and Mrs. Charles an informal reception will be held Neff. The fourth. Eva B. Morrey.

in celebration of the Price's fiftieth lives in Richomnd and will come wedding anniversary. Mr. and! to Logansport to attend the cel- Mrs. Price were married on July bration Friday. 21st, 1S72, at the home of Both Mr.

and Mrs, Price are in bride's brother, the late good health and are very active- T. C. Barnes, who was then residing Price is 73 years old and Mrs- Price at what is now the corner of celebrated her seventy-second kinson and Railroad street. Mrs. i birthday anniversary last February Price before her marriage was Miss Sth.

Mary Barnes. Mrs. George Wey- Extensive preparations are being men of Helm street attended the made for the celebration wedding, being then a small and It is expected that several During their fifty years of married hundred friends from the city and life, but seven years have been surrounding vicinity frill call at the spent away from Logansport, when 1 home during the day to estend oon- they lived in Kansas and Tennes- gratulations. PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES The Riverside playground team defeated the Columbia by the score of 9 to 7 on the Rijrereide diamond yesterday Many children as well an a number of older people witnessed the contest. street.

A number ot i other parties are being planned for Miss Cook. the West side i a church, enjoyed a picnic supper last evening at Spencer park. Twelve girls attended the i i and held a business meeting in the evening, at which tlms i boxes for the Ar- i a picnic at Spencer park Sunday menion Relief were opened. It was and i was served to fifty-eight i the By opening Camp Newark. Mayor Breidenbach, Newark giving all cnildren the name opportunity for summering at 'the' beach I that rich children have.

Two hundred go down weekly. Here the I la bidding farewell to the first group Lodge Holds Picnic. i to bring sufFirient sandwiches for I her family and one covered dish. CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AMID THEIR FRIENDS The Protected Home Circle held I voted to discontinue meetings until the first Tuesda September. class i guests, i i visitors from the in To (Jive Ire Social.

An ice cream social given at St. Paul Lutkern church in township. Friday night, 21st. The public is invited to attend. Social Postponed.

It has bsen decided to postpone the ice cream social which was to have been given tomorrow evening at the Main Street Methodist church, until Thursday evening, July 27. I.iiU-rtWn at Dinner. Mrs. i a Burket and daughter Emma entertained at dinner Sim- flay at their home in East Broadway Mr. and Mrs.

Guv i a and daughter of Wjibash. Ind. and Mr. Mrs. Adam Weppler of Oilman, III.

Peru. Kokomo and South Bend lodges. In the afternoon games and contests were played a which ice cream and cake- were served to WINAMAC A i anr Mrs. A. C.

Beertlp of a i 'George stieet announce the mur- nage of their daughter. Ruth lo A I of Chicago. The "took place 2 5 HOI. nnd comes ns surprise to a i as friends. Ente i i Kva of 193w Ucoreo entertained at six o'clock dinner last evening at her home in honor of her niece.

Mrs. R. I. a of Eflvardsviiu-. 111., who i i i i the city.

Th( dining uble ilr- f-orations were carried out vt-l- low nnd white. A delicious four course i was served. Mrs K. Holland of Evanston. over seventy.five guests.

The local lodge plans to go to Peru next Tuesday evening where i i i a i i candidates and a social session will be Mrs. Luther Thompson returned home Monday after visiting a few days at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly celebrated i polden wedding anniversary Tuesday at.

their home in Mr. and Mrs. Jacob celebrated their Golden wedding anniversary yesteniay at their home. Gates is well known to many local people, having been em.pluyed for a number of years as elevator man at tho Bee Hive. The couple planned to spend the day quietly hut last night Uiey ware given surprise party by a number of their friends.

The guesst brough with them a number of presents in remembrance of. the day, Including a goid piece from the firm of Miss Hostess. Miss Mary Flynn of High street A meeting to which every civic, social, fraternal, and health organization of the city is invited to at- tended will be held in a of Commerce rooms on the i of Thursday 27th, in Uiu in- will entertain girls of the T. S. club tw A of the Dairy "products Cam- South Front street.

All of the cb.il- rlren except i Kelly of California were present. A big dinner was served at. noon. This evening will I be spent in receiving their friends. Mr.

nnd Mat Ryan and two i i of Tipton, returned ng fat Collins: Mrs, tow XVUer i lamp and a chandelier from the neigh i The guests spent games and a handsome electric from the clerks at the store the evening round, Mr. and Mrs- Jesse Harrlsoni Mrs. McCune, Mr. and Mrs- John Caw, Mr. and Mrs- Albc-rt Cawley One hundred and fifteen girls visited the swimming pool Tuesday afternoon, according to Hazel Fraser.

was In charge of the group. The nnmber was composed largely of i girls who take part In the play- I ground activities of the city. The pool will be open Thursday evening for girls. Admission of ten cents Is to be charged for Thursday evening, the money to be placed In the playground tand. Many children are making an effort to win a second free ticket to the Ice cream social to be held at Riverside part Friday evening under the acsplcee of the playground directors.

Children who sell ten tickets are given a ticket free. Many have already sold the first ten and are now at work on the second group, according to Hazel Fraser, playground director at Riverside. THREE NEW DIRECTORS FOR COUNTRY CLUB George Graffis. Carl Wagner sndi Victor were elected as new directors of the Logansport I try club at a meeting of the stock; holders at the club house last night. The new directors will take their office Jan.

1. 1923. The report as submitted by the officers of the organization showed ttat ths club is in a very good condition at tats time. and. family, Foerch, Mr.

Mr- and Mrs- Eruil Mrs- Mason Holden and daughter Madeline, Miss Kate Leffert, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob 1-rficy, Mrs. Raymond, Goodman, Mr- and Mrs. Charles Schrader.

Ray Stout, Harry Foerch, Harry HilUm. ColUs Lucy, Allen Baker, Miss Estallue McCuno, Miss Miss Marie Blanche Sweet. Frances Kramer. Hilton and Miss Both Mr. and Mrs Gates enjoy good health.

Besides being anniversary of their wedding yesterday -was also the fiftieth annirer- sarnj- of their coming to Logansport refreshments having move here from Delphi Inv Guest at i Meeting. Mrs. Ora Chamness of Galveston, purpose of this meeting is to a farm expect or i move in September. in i to Funeral arrangements have tomorrow afternoon at her home. a i will be i a a in 'i-ivo purchased I Logansport and Cass county.

The Monroe i am; in Septem' and Mrs. Harr a Miss Bonnie Widup, "for" the Madeline and Velma Moody i at different points in Kentucky, i Loah Unrnh spent Sunday ze one I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Widup and coin Circle. Ladies of the G.

A. yesterday afternoon at the Memorial home. During the afternoon one candidate. Mrs. i a was initiated.

It was decided to indefinitely postpone the Swiss steak supper which the ladies planned to give Saturday stituted in Cass and to acquaint the i with magnitude and importance of the uanv Misers an-1 Mr been made yet. Mrs. C. S. Campbell and two sons returned home Friday evening after i a i i Member of the Jenkins a i will meet for their annual reunion on Sunday, July 30th, at the upper a a The time is somewhat, distant ere 'the campaign will be i i a opened in Cass county, a artivi- ties i begin five before the i i i a a i Tho objects of Uie drive a to teach and demonstrate the food a of dairy products in the i oucotir.igc vilion in Spencer park, tendance is desired.

A large at- assist tion. a guest trom out of lov.u party. was at the Sempre Fidells i Mlt.s Frances Willey will a i girls of the Sempre Fldelis club tomorrow a at her home south of the city. products in the home; ami -to overcoming malntitri-. the formes' son Merl Widup, and a i at Rochester, i i evening to Monday for her home at In- I i a a i The following people left Monday to attend the Epworth League an- Miss Bon- nual encampment of the Methodist accompanied them that i church held at Battle ground from Kewanna and left from i 17 tn i i Workers enter- July 17 to 23.

Rev. and Mrs. S. C. Rogus and daughter Miss Marjory, Mrs.

W. L. Overholser, son Willis uaughter Mrs. John Austin a i at the a daughter. Miss Mary Musses, ShiIIs are Ruth Benlow, Norma Wetzel, Louise most of the summer.

SmUh Geneva Fites. Frances Mc- not Texas, according to a telegram to the postofflce department today from the superintendent of railway mail service at Fort Worth, Texas. The superintendent said Ihe rall- I'oaci managiemant wns hoping to move a train late last night but was doubtful if they could. If train service was not resumed this morn- Ing, postofflce officials said, motor truck service from Cisco would be established to supply cross plains, pioueera and rising star. Mety, Tallin, where the spendin a i nf the extension a of i i i come to i city to a the meeting.

i i i To Meet. Division of the Ladies' Guild of i Street. i i a will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kelly Bowyer, 1124 LOCAL SCOUT HONORED East Broaway. Mrs.

W. E. Scrlpter is chairman of this division. 5Irs. Elpers Hostess.

BfmieU Mrs. John Elpers will entertain Mrs. Charles Bennett the i Lady Foresters. St. Margaret's Riverview apartments was hostess! Court, tomorrow evening at.

her yesterday afternoon to members 'TM- -the Oriental Sewing dub AVar Mothers to Meet. The War Mothers i hold their regular semi-monthly meeting to- hours of needlework were after which the hostess freshraents. Mrs Williamson ot Several enjoyeu I'ved re- will act dS hostess to the club at her home on Tuesday afternoon. August 1st Ftaiice at Peru. The Hcoi-ier Karmomzers have morrow afternoon at o'clock in the Memorial Home.

The social i will a i and serve refreshments. All members are urged to a as the committees i give their reports and a Doine i class scout. of Troop of the a Street M. who ou of the three local boys scout he sent to Culver to a i a a i ing in i i the Wood Crafters has During his week at Culver he received a of Scout honors, including badges, two notches, a letter in swimming and a brown for i i i the a i examination. Trout, also made a record of i i by friction in ten seconds, a second slower a the world reo- ord.

teen engaged to play for a dan- to (of importance are "to the transacted be given by members of the I club of Peru next Tuesday ev, nc July at the Peru City a rk Local dancers are invited a Mrs. i Hostess Mrs. L. Morris of North Third street, was hostess Friendship Class: Picnic. Members of the Friendship class of the Market Street M.

E. church will hold a picnic at Spencer park tomorrow evening'. Supper will tit served at six o'clock. Cars going'' ments were served by the hostess WHY PAY MORE For Yonr TVing-Foot or When you can get at PEPPAS BROS. For 50c Men's a soles, a or pamco 320 Fourth Street 1 25 day visiting her sons.

Ed and Allen I Williams. STRIKE PRETEXTS from Plymouth, Logans- Monterey, North Judson, and a wore present. Dan Rhodes of this city died Mond a i i a 6 o'clock, death brincr to valvulor heart trouble i which he has suffered for WASHINGTON, July 19--Strik- some time. lie leaves two sisters, ing railroad employes have prevent- Miss a Rhodes of this city and ed the operation of train eervice be- John James of Ft. tween DeLecm and Cross Plains, TRAIN OPERATION SECOND QUARTERLY MEETING The second quarterly meeting of the board of directors of the Welfare Loan Society was held at the company office on Friday, July 14th at 4 p.

m. The directors were well pleased with the quarterly report as the business shows a steady and healthy growth. This society Is becoming better known and the demand for loans throughout the country continues to Increase, In fact the demand for money exceeds the supply. The society Is owned by some ninety well known Logansport and Cass county stockholders. Plan Picnic R.

C. members met yesterday at the home of Mrs. John Houghton In the A i a a and spent the day i i Plans were niade for a picnK- which is to gjven on Tuesday. A 1st. at Spencer i a Tho picnic win be held at upper a i i served at six o'clock.

Guests Mrs. Eva the sistar.ce of Mrs Grace Tripp. en-1 i i .1 of a i last events at o'clock dinner nt the i Burgmar. itqo Geove street in honor Mrs. Burgma'n's i niece.

Mrs R. i Knauc! of a 1 111., and Mrs. Holland Evanston. The horn- was a i i a decorated, carrying out the color scheme To Some Real B. STORE" SETS THE PACE FOR LOWEST I SEMI-ANNUAL A A SALE A a --One A I 2 I A For Infants 1 Invalids NO COOKING The "Food- Drink' 'or AJ? Ages.

Quick Lanch 3tHome.OfHcft. Fountains- Ask Imitations Substitute 216 Prs. Ladies' Pure Thread SILK HOSE pr. A I I $1.19 A big special a of our great a i sale at 2 o'clock a p. day of i grade a i hosiery i be only pair.

Black only-ribbed topsail pairs to customer. Come and save Thursday. JBpwSr "The EC fcc-my Spot of Logansport and Cass County I Thomas Lanaban. Indianapolis, has been named successor to C. C.

Trueb as traveling passenger repre- sentative of the Pennsylvania lines. 'Logansport. is included in the terrl- tory assigned to Lanahan. Trueb goes to Chicago as ticket agent. Arrow Emral Root Beer OTHER" DRINKSl Special Cherry Polar Distilled Water A bottle of Julade mahes an honestto-goodness thirst quenching drink because the bottle is generous in size KAMM SCHELLINOEB Co, Mishawaka, Ind, 15 OranyeDrinlc EXCTTBS10H TRACTS OPERATE INDIANAPOLIS, July IS--Five regular Sunday excursion trains between Indianapolis, Springfield and Decatur will not operate Sunday, due to the combined coal and railroad strikes.

It was announced at the general passenger office of the Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Western railroad here today. The same road previously had annulled four regular passenger trains. OPERATORS SKEPTICjLL. COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 19-Ohio coal operators hare assumed a skeptical attitude towards President Hardlng's Invitation to reopen the coal mines. Most of the operators are of the opinion that any attempt at actual operations would mean trouble.

Mother Saved Her Baby From Skin Suffering by use of Sykes Comfort Powder Aehaway, R. I. "With a largo family of children and 17 grandchildren I have had a wi.de experience and I want to tell mothers that I "have never found any powder a child's skin so free from and all irritations and soreness as Sykes Comfort Powder. There is nothing like it to heal the Charles A. Brown, Ashaway, K.

I- The reason Sykes Comfort Powder is so successful in such cases It because it contains six healing, antiseptic ingredients not found to ordinary talcums. For twenty years it has been used and endorsed by physicians and mothers, and nurses cau it "A Healinff Wonder," To the Citizens Logansport: The hundreds of petitioners for the Improvement of Seventeenth Street under the Three Mile Law ask that you favor our proposition and that you do not sign the remonstrances against this Seventeenth Street improvement. 1. -ie remonstrances do not mean postponement, they mean, defeat of the Improvement. 2.

Dnder our plan a substantial part of the cost of the improvement, in the way of curb and gutter is paid by the abutting property owners, lust as was done on Michigan Avenue. i. No part of the cost of this improvement could be paid until the time of payment of taxes J.n May B(1 our pl th city ot Losansport would hot be charged with the cost of street and alley intersections, which Is a substantial sum. but that cost would be included in the general cost. 6.

Seventeenth Street probably could not be Improved now under the assessment law, as the City does not have the money wherewith to pay the cost of street and alley intersections. 10. 12. 13. 6.

This Street has been a notoriously bad thoroughfare for years, and Its Improvement has betn urged by all who use it. 7. Improvement by assessing abutting property would virtually confiscate many homes, as these lots lay the long way on the street. 8. This Street is used principally by men employed at the Panhandle Shops, who do not live or own property along the street, and who would pay nothing if the street is built by assessment but who would pay their share if built under ths Three Mile Road Law.

9. Seventeenth Street is a main thoroughfare from the southeast part of Cass County into tie main part of Logansport. The petition IB signed by hundreds of men women, business, professional, merchants, bankers home owners, mechanics, etc. 11. This improvement is a direct benefit to the entire City, and helps every home owner, laborer and business man.

The cost on the basis of recent contracts would be about two cents on the hundred dollars of tax appraisement, to pay the principal. This improvement would furnish employment at a time when the game would be vitally helpful. 14. rites are now down to the lowest point in years. Road bonds can now be sold on.

a 4 basis, the first time for years. This Is accepted as the logical time for public improvements. 15. Other sections of the City have used the Three Mile Road Law, for Instance the Southslde, Northside, West End, and outlying districts Seventeenth Street feels it Is entitled to the same consideration as other parts of the City. 16.

The improvement of Seventeenth Street has contemplated for many years, and a defeat ot tt now would result in many more years of unim- provement. 17. We recognize that this improvement win cost money, but do not know of any way to obtain the improvement except the way the petition calls for and citizens and tax payers who have paid our part of other improvements feel we are now entitled to a chance for our street. 18. It you sign the remonstrance you ask the County Commissioners to refuse this petition.

You do not ask for a coUnuaace. We Respectfully Ask Your Support Joseph Fettigr, Chairman Representing Several Hundred Citizens and Petitioners..