Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 9

THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925 UGANSPORT. PHAROS-TKUHWU DEDICATE NEW POST OFFICE AT ROCHESTER Notables in JtasonJc Fraternity Officiate At Laying of the Corner Stone. i a to Pliai ofe-Tr ROCHESTER. April 2-Services for laying the corner stone of the new Rochester post office now under construction were conducted here tlus afternoon. Archibald Hull of Indianapolis, noted speaker and prominent c-ireles gave the chief address.

The services were held under the auspices of the local order which organization' was assisted liy state officials. Anioag the notables attending were Lee Dinwiddle of Fowler, grand master of Indiana Masonry, Omcr Smith, past grand master, Theodore Lang, government engineer who has charg eof the construction work here. J. B. Ewing, senior warden, and Frank Steiner, junior warden.

These together with a number of local people including Albert Bitters, toastmaster were served a luncheon at the noon liour in the American cafe. All business -places were closed i between two and four this I noon for the Hundreds of people were attracted to the scene of the cornerstone laying. Winners in the high school Latin test have been announced with, the receipts of the papers from Laporte to where they were, sent to be graded. They follow: Freshman B. Merl Troutman of Kewanna, first; Forest Dailey of Greek, Freshman Thelnia Dubois of Rochester, Mary Delph of Rochester, second; Sophomore, Catherine Myers of Rochester, first; Ruby Nichols of I Grass and Juniors, Annabelle Burket of Rochester, first; Mary Kessler of Rochester, second.

Members of the Leroy C. Shelton post, American Legion, wilt, attend district American Legion convention at Bremen tonight. Can- took the-'suit of the Michigan Sanitarium and Benevolent association against Helen A. Reiter, a suit on an account, under advisement at the completion -of the introduction of evidence and SECRETARY OF STATE QORSUjgR REPLACES JACKSON ON FARM PROGRAM I UUtN Id UN Presentation of argument in court Wednesday afternoon. Two Logansport firms entered suit here to collect on accounts.

McDowell brothers, through Attorney Henry Rice, asks a. judgment of $70,61 against Jacob Hendrick- FiW 'Shortemeier, secretary of. state, will address fhe final: joint township institute of the school term to 'be Held at the Roosevelt building Saturday. He replaces Ed. Jackson, governor, who had originally been scheduled: for the talk, by.

Ira. The program for" tie final as- by the superintendent 5 devotional. adjourn. 9:30 ment to sections. L.

Emmons. Gale Crabbs and Herni'ia Wolf entertained teachers of the Lincoln school together with Superintendent and Mrs. 0. L. Whitmer a't an April fool party last night.

Samuel Alspach of Aurora, 111., his sister High School Section--Principals of Education--Topic? Green; of Topics. 14-19! Ruth iandis; Silent Reading, 15, -Palmer Silent 'Reading, 16, Mary Grbninger. Grammar. Grade Section--Principals lor Chapter 14, Glen Ritchey; Silent Reading, Chap. 14, Gretna Graham Final Primary Secjtion--Topics 1, 2, 3 (and 4, Rachel Bell; (2) 1, 2, 3 and Blanche -Fair; 'Silent Reading, Chaps.

-15 Esther Backus; Principals- of Education, Methods of Teaching, Pages 38S- Laura Program by First grade of Washington township, Mary Bell. Rural Section--Indiana History, Questions 1-8, David Pum'el; Indi-Mrs. Albert Wilh 0 it, near" Akron TM" a Histor Ques 9-16, Mabel for the nasf. ItitV Timmons; Principals Of Educa- WooJsop's for the past several weeks was pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening by a number of relatives and iriencls. The members of the Woman's Baptist -Misision-Circle-were entertained Wednesday afternoon by -Mrs.

Lucy Kistler, in the Dr. Lor- I home on South ilain street. The assistant hostesses were! A. E. Shobe and Mrs.

Amy Nellans. Mrs. Francis'Louderback had charge of the devotions and Mrs. C. S.

Davisson read a tion, Methods of Teaching, Ques. 1-17. Helen Berkshire; Principals of Education, Method of Teaching, Ques. S-15, Tva Kieste; Principals of Method of Teaching, Ques. 14-19, Ruth Gray; 'Silent Reading, chapter 15, Russell McNutt; Silent Reading, Chap.

16, Cleo McDonald. dismissal." 1:00 Community singing. 1:15 a by various very schools county. interesting paper on "A Modern 2:15 Address--Hon. Fred E.

Sliortemeier, Secretary' of State, Indiana literary leapne Sponsors Appreciation; The students high tho.se' surrounding 'urged -to take" part jn--the three contests being staged thcplndiana Literary through, information received league: first prize, for' second, an.d $15 for third in of -the -following, contests: The Booth Tarkirigton poetry un Restricted except, aa ttT "the 'theme which shaUi-be-'on America's dead World War. 1 Tie Thomas- Marshall essay, as to the subject shall relate'tb "Good Citizenship." (3)- T. McCutcheoa cartoon which bars no restrictions. I Any-high school or any INSTALL OFFICERS AT ELKS TONIGHT Officers 'elected by the Elks, iri March will be installed' I at tie regular meeting of the or- ganlzation Previous to the installment, work members the-lodge in the So says your grocer, that once a.user, ahvays a user, Because it's frech and satisfying. Try a trial tin today.

Kraut's Specials For Friday and 67c $1.18 or 10 Ibs. pure cane HE Granulated Sugar 24 Ib. sack Loaf Hour Little Torn Broom, 75c value 5 tall cans Carnation Good Luck Milk 5 Ibs. old Onions can Libby's Apple Butter 2 Ibs. Good Luck or Sweet Rose Oleo No.

1 tall can Asparagus Tips cans Richelieu Corn or Peas 1 Ib. Imperial or Gunpowder Tea 2 largo bottles Catsup 8 large cans Table Peaches in heavy syrup for 3 Ibs. Old May Day 2 Ibs. Chase Sanborn or White House Coffee 1 large Kirk's Flake White Soap Chips bars Sweetheart or Fairy Toilet Soap Large box Star Naptha Washing Powder boxes Clinmline or Old Dutch Large can -Royal Baking Powder 3 large roils tissue Toilet Paper 1 box Boneless Cod Fish Version of the Good i -Mrs. A.

L. Fristoc read articles I from the current During the social hour which followed the program, dainty refreshments were served. -Mr. and Mrs. Murry McCarty entertained 24 guests at the Hot Biscuit and Maple- Syrup supper Wednesday evening at the Christian church.

Following the supper tfac party wont to the McCarty home on South Main where the evening was spent playing bridge. The employees of i M. Wile and Sons Dry Goods store were guests of Mrs. Amelia Wile Wednesday evening the Hoi. Biscuit und Maple Syrup supper a the Christian church.

Miss Rose Wile will entertain a party of friends at a one: o'clock luncheon Friday at the Arlington The afternoon will he spent at bridge at. the -Wile Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac Vean Mr. a Mrs.

M. L. and Mrs. Floyd Van Trump and I -Jr. and Mrs.

R. Johnston will I attend the Hot Biscuit and Maple syrup this evening at the Christian church, following which evening will be spent at bridge the Mac Vean home on West i-leventh street, On April 6th there will be a Parent-Teacher meeting at which ime M.audc Aldrich of the Presbv- tei-ian Board of Education will speak. At this meeting the an- a i meeting will be held and tho election of- officers will take place. Th nominating committee composed of AVilliam Bnnkman, Otto Carlson, Mrs A Atkinson, Miss Mildred Leonard. Miss Dorothv- Prof.

L. rresco Indianapolis. Adjournment. alumni neygrV enrolled iu any college or university and who is'not over nineteen years of may participate in, the. contests.

Only one cartoon in 'each" submitted from each'lndiana high The papers submitted -in the office of the high school principal not later 1 evenirig, April-IT, in- with the rules governing the. W. Bobbs, president of the Indiana states that the purpose of thg-'league is to develop the literary 'and artistic talent among the youth of The following, are the noted men in. charge of the contests:" Albert J. Beveridge, George Ajde; Hilton U.

Anna' H. H. Nicholson and Booth' Tarkihgton. ENGLISH A I A DEAD LONDON, April Vice-Ad- I miral Sir Michael Culme Seymour died here today. He had been second sea lord and chief of naval personnel since last year.

He was promoted from captain to rear admiral in 1916, and to vice-admiral in 1920, He served in CLEMSON COLLEGE KJTBYFIRE GLEMSON COLLEGE, S. The -building of Clemsbn. College was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin today, with aa estimated loss of building housed the agri- the battle of Jutland -in 1916, the uiVur a r'dep'artmlnr South. one bis sea engagement of the Caro na experiment station, the war, and was mentioned patches. After the war Sir Michael was, assigned to the command of the! Black and Caspian 1 squadron and thence to second in command in the Mediterranean in 1920.

He was commander-in-chief of North American West station-before being made, chief of naval personnel. in des- agriculture rooms. library and class FASCISTS OUTBREAK FLORENCE. April 2--Two -clubbed and another "ShoDF in" an outbreak of commun- CLASS PHOTOGRAPHED. The thirteen, members' of the graduating class of the Rockffeld high, school recently had their, class picture taken at the Harrington studio at 421 Fifth street, this city.

at Urbino, The communists paraded the streets, shooting into houses and wounding several before Carabinlers dispersed 'them. PAID Because Wenham was a courteous shop girl, a wealthy woman has left her a legacy of more than a. year. TODAY'S OFFER TO ALL WHO HAVE STOMACH DISTRESS 49c 23c 23c 58c 25c 69c 38c 45c $1.39 21c 29c 23c 25c 43c 25c 29c Wednesday evening i home C0r er Franklin avenue to the members of the Idle Hour club The PVP JL? pe TM 5 TM le rs Elizabeth were ui IJJili "agoner and. G.

Fields be guests. Ue-Mbprc was hostess io the members of the Presbvtreian Missuonary circle Wednesday afternoon in her Home on West Eighth street. Mrs. Laura Powd Jennie Trimble and A i. Bitters were assistant es -Miss Rose Myers ha of the devoitions and Mrs.

Peniston read a pa in Other Lands." A book was gn-en by i Hannah Caughey. Special music was given by Mrs. A. D. Robbins.

Try One Bottle of Dare's Mentha Pepsin for Indigestion or. Any Stomach Trouble and if Not Delighted With the Good Results Logansport Druggists Will Gladly Return the Purchase Price Why'not get a bottle of this grand medicine today with the distinct understanding that yonr money -be promptly returned if it does not stop the most acute stomach distress--quicker than any thing you ever Your stomach may be so distended with gas that you think every minute your heart will stop seating, yet with, one desertspoon- 'ul of Dare's 1 Mentha-Pepsin that A ihe rC dur1 Kraut Grocery 218 Market St Phone 41 Store. Behind the Goods" TRAFFIC SIGNS ARE SHOWN TO BOARD A representative -of the Safety Traffic Signal company of Indianapolis appeared before the board of public works yesterday in an effort to interest the city in the purchase of traffic regulating devices and signs. Demonstrating the value 'of the product of the company, one of steel plat "Stop" sisns was installed temporarily at the west line of tie Broadway and Thira street intersection all day yestei- day. Motorists' who traversad the street adherred to the sign ana stopped their cars until they were sure the right of way was clear.

Acquisition of the devices was taken under advisement 'by the board. A MCSTABD dreadful teeling of suffocation will est distress, vanish in 'a few minutes. "With the same speed it gas, acidity, belching and burn. It's one small town in New Jersey last year over 6,000 bottles were sold. Never mind what icauses your ingestion or dyspepsia or how lon'g 1 you liavs" h'ad' it, or how many 'other you tried, this- Is the one medicine that' will your old dis: ableo stomach strong and healthy -that -you can.

digest anything you eat without the 1 sligh't- And when your stops stomach, is in shape, nervous- heart-(ness, heada'cfres and dizziness a wonderful formula--this won't Every regular; druggist' guarantees one bottle of combination of Pesin wfth Men'-! Dare's Me'ntti-a Pepsin. Homer thol and other good stomach in- W. H. Porter sells vigorators--so wonderful- that in dozens Always mix mustard with boil- ng water and it well salted it will not dry" and cake 'in the mustard pot. Friday and Satuirdiay Sugar, pure cane 10 Ibs Apple Butter, 2 Ib.

can Van Camp Pork and Beatts, 3 cans 6 boxes Pineapple, No 1 cans Corn, 2 cans Campbell Tomato Soup, 3 65c 21c 25c 27c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c Catsup, Ibs. Pancalce Va. Sweet, 2 pkgs. T'ea, Imperial, 65c Q.Q value. Ib.

Peaches, large can per can Peas, per 1 can Coffee, Berdan -tn 3 ibs. tM.l^ Burlington Ave Phones 1944-1945 BoIIeiFarrer 1300 Broadway FREE DELIVERY Elks -cafe. The regular meeting will' start at eight o'clock. With the installation of officers Frank Kfstler Vill Lowell Neff as Exalted ruler. THREE ASPHYXIATED April 'inmates of the German Evangelical Home for the Aged In Brooklyn were killed by illuminating gas today because the windows of their rooms were closed.

PORK PRICES DROP CHICAGO, April decrease of from 10 to 25 per in "the retail price of pork source of chops.and roasts, during ten days Is reported in the monthly market survey issued today by the Institute of American Meat Packers here. Retail prices for this meat reached a peak the. first week in March, the survey shows, when they climbed-with the-hog market which' making a recordpof- weight, icording survey, hcfepri i are SO per cent higher thanSji. ago. The survey reports the eijiort trade for all meats at the lowtt'- point in years.

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