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ftt tj Friday N6vembeir26 tt y.it/ smtf THE' FORT WAYtiE' tiAlltf HEWS WMV NDNAAT MEET TOMtiRi ROW ri ldde From Confident But the Hioiier. Ceickjiniptret th FJahtng. Spirit r- NEWTOniC NflfVlt Ftael- workouts f' for the teams and a bit of jmllltary page lo6 i' ii. hepep in iyianci Inttor for tho f0000 pecta- rtltttlnMTOr tomorrowi YK V'- The roWdlela edjate last BightThe cadetswho wcet Point. shortly after o'clock thlfc redmlng marched throurh fadnilrlni crodf to the Astor tote their eadquBrtersJMm arrivalat the Grand Central at' ifcUv' Secret praee.

at. the Polo I to- by was to fort the middles In line trim. Coach' Ingranc announced. Th army. planned a nriaf wortouHn the Bush eta III In the afternoon.

Though not verconndent the nilddles today" they hare at lent Jlabl lnf chance- Aj they marched to their hotel the Vanderbllt. some ofthem anted the Annapolis war song Bright lightlight like i- y' i. That's burspirit Ingram nail" The army was considerably cheered to. lay by thr lctory West Point yesterday' of the ruoU OYer the flanker In their annual' football' game. It a- time- honored upemltlon that It the little men win thll game from the till flnel the army wUI defeat' the navy.

If WHITE JNS WELSH Denver Promctir to. Make Bid for the BouV jDY' 4 Onlled Press Stall Comsponflent CHICAGO NOT. Zt-Eddle HtU n- er promoter was expected hert today to make the formal otter of the totky mountain oltyi syndicate for I Well twenty-round battle. A meeting with Harry Pollok the Brit- ns manager and Nat 1 in wai let for this afternoon. Itwai thought Pollok would be i Jew exacting In.

his nanefl1 demand when nttiibowi him good guar antefl. for a sun Within a rew thousand wU 1 thinks Welsh ought to pt. WliH wlIIlake most any little old thing In the aypf remuneration In' order to get Wel nm the ring. It 1 one tight Manager Lewis and White llmself Utetthe lcaroan. will go into 1 iflthoutrnialclng the promoters mortgage their ofoomnteadi to guaranteehim let pltCjtI hanle.

BA HEL011S CHAMPS Sri i Pretty 5054. for Junior Title Settled by Sapphire Defeat The interesting race for the junior foot- r- lall. championship of the city ha been nettled and the Bachelors today are undls- luted botactat theroostM result of i their picking to ft the Sap. jihlrtSln the deciding tnd yesterday aft. rnoon.

Tho nly wM made tin I forward was which was received by l1a. lerty. The up Sapphlrea Pfeltrer and Clark. left end Helenleft tackle FrltlJ. left guatfd OUeara center Btrodel right guard Jacobs right tackle Schwart right end Meiuwtfquarter StUlwelU left half rierreland Jtujoh right half Parker.

f. BacBetori Flaherty left end McQulre i left tackle Beckeri left guard Oeta center Harkenrlder right guard Rulo right tackleDorlof and end m. ewudquartetr 8. PeWaldleft half XJergholt rlrhtbl Clifford fullback Touchdown tTaherty 5 omc4aU.Profo or Hitter referee true lineman Football Banquet Th Sapphire Athletic club gave ft ban- Iguet Thankigitlng erenlng at the Wayne tiptel to celebrate the tuccws off their 10011111 ita oa The room at wen at the table were decorated In the club col- Joreigrjja anfl yellow which. made' a 1 iirrtty appearance.

The principal speeches PINtyVlLLAGES BECORD PINE VTLtAQE Ind. No The Pine Village Athletic association tool- tall' team disbanded for the season today having won Its 108th straight tlctoryyesterday with the aid of Indian Jim Thorpe. Thorpe' panted one yard made an yard run for UChdown that. didn't count and helped IB the teamwork thatbeat the Stan II to fa Soft Coal Cannel 8800 aton Tocahontaj 550 a ton. Pocahontas mint run.

ILID a ton PocahontJ slack lOO a ton. Jacklon Lump. IMHTel ton. Jacieon Egg 500 a ton. Kentucky Lnmp 1475 a to Kentucky Egg J475 ton.

Went Virginia 4EO a ton. Hocklrg VaDey 810 a ton. Roll Lump MOO a ton. i Yard-Slack 160 ltOn. Gas CokeUJ andUJJ ton.

We pay special attention to 1101 orders. No extra charge for one-half ton. Hard net Soft Coal at Lw Price at thli Company PEOPLES COAL CO. 511 Huah. Street Phone M82 FbriGelluloiiilii Curtains j.

md A Top tipairtigot rfj Ml rkS Agent for Saxon Care Wa PIiimbiii if Hwtinrfef ianc. PROMPTAND RELIABtiB firrljflit etreet hone SW if- 1 CQMPARE etnvicE NOT PRICE What dftta It profltA man It he ave ten cents on' a RUBBER TAMP and lose' a dollar IQ thue ffSft P- 7 THIIMY STAMP1 CO. i4Ar er wiy n. PUNCH pRO 1 SAYS HIS RIGHT. WILL BEAT FRED Charlie White.

a- Enry one' know Charlie Whites left took is the beat of Its kind id the Kame today and that ttfath Hebrews thusf lint. Yet Chrlie tomes now to thefrontvwithth ileclarU03 will' whipChampiort Freddie Welsh with right hand If IH ever gete a shot' at the cham toolbip of thl evening were made' by Coach Stillwell and Captain. Schwre After the banquet the club enjoyed the star bill at the Palace theater. Those present were Messrs. I Clark Louis Jacobs Capt.

Harold Bohwars Luther Kelt Oscar Mensch Carl rtelffer Charles Pl rri Charles Boyer EdgarParker Osrehce Stlllwell coach Ray dort. Wade Pitcher Hobert Kress Eagene. Reed Donald. Thomas Robert W- mond8. Clarence Strodel.

Jarie ttouder Earl Kutsch Alfred Borkensteln Law' rence OMeara John HcStrlen Lawrence Criike William ck and Herbert Millar Riders Suspended. CmCAOO. Nov. Prompters of ttie six-day bicycle race ended last. nlghWaj-- day' filed notice of suspension on Root.

Lawson and Cameron who quit the race about II hour before the close. Till suspension will prevent their partial patlon. In the Ne Torlc race next month. The' winners Lawrence and Haniey ot Baa Francisco covered 2162 miles. Ryan- Thomas Walthour-Walkrv Hansen and Ohrt Madonna Mnlflied In the order namedi Coach Hal Quit.

Wash Nov tSwollmiJrt Qoble who has coached Washington eler- nthrou1I eight consecutive years with out defeat concluded his connection With the Washington school yesterday when be- announced his resignation following blS teams Victoryover the Colorado unN mil eleven to 0. Ooble refused to comment on stories that he would cpach Wisconsin next year. UK Detroit Chimps. DETROIT. Micky NOT.

I result of yteterdays to Tlctory over Oak Park high of Chicago. Detroit Central today JaJd claim to the tnterscholastto toot. bajl tltte of the middle 8LThe Detroit squad' will clash with Everett high of Boston here Deo 4 to determine the na- UoLal ilismplonshlp PSSIAN NiWa1 Special Correipondence. Mt andllr Lloyd Zellner" aid daughter UatUdi May have returned tot their homo rtBucyrus 0. attei1 a visit with Oeslan friends v- j5he club met at the home of Mrt.

8. Uaorr llla nlrht. TBH the members responded rollcalL with rcmarkt on What Thanksgiving. Mean to lie. Mrs iL AidreJ read Thanksgiving story and Mrt a' D.

Poltenbercer had a paper on TJianksglvlngr in the' White Hou A Mlii Glen Hoover va a guest. and IIItJr very. beautifully. During the BO- cloJ lour the IIOtelll served very nloe refreshments. Those present were1 at follows VMetdames Co WetrlchB P.

Sprunrer E. D. Patrenberer Baker. Aaron- Dolch M. Aldred.

D. Of. WYbourn W. Uoopenllrdner a Misses Jennie Allen' and Nan l1nltOll. Tb clnbwlll hold lu next meeting Dtn.

wltb' the president Mr Welrtch. which tiro the bus- binds will betheguests of the Club mambert for the-evening. iWrsDor Hoover has turned Tom Ddjton. while there she waso the rUtll of old rend tUn. I.

Ray Wfaver and little It of Indlgnspolls came to 0. slaa today to Visit with her parent Mr and Mrs. T. Bailey for ThanksglvlntT. Kr and.

Hrs. Theodore Michel of Fort Wayne carte today to visit with Mn. Michel's. parenU- Mr. and Mrs.

DaTld White. Mr and Mrs. Dale Elley and ion will also be rueta of the White family Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs Gerald Beatf are now MEfftpl At' TARTEAMOFi BIG NINE PLAYERS Pctt RmfeiL 4' Pete Rass pt ia of this yii vptlTerrity of Chicago team. it placed it quarter back lid made captain of I all Uv of the western mlerenee Mltcted by Walter EckJ rnolL The Maroon wee a more iafced player this yew UIIia last and a a factor In evenr ttno pl aii the ball cleanly and eti iorKeenie whefl plajun to the ux jste i.

TlicitjurI Dress Suits and tywdos Goes Without- the Ito Value They Offer at Their Prices The Prices tif Our Evening Clothes F6r Tfose 11 1 I fteems IO Inrf It is fe FlmL RE B1 vM' i- i TUXEDOS dLR2S EASILY If ORTH 500 TO 1000 MORE THAN WE ASK. I it tt-- i NOTHING Full Dress YESTS 3jOOfo540 Full' Dress SHIRTS 100 to 350 rtjVW ifUIV It- occupants of. the. Weaver" on xetever street. Mr.

and Mra C. I Welrfch and. son Charles Jr. motored' to Corunna. to day to ipendTnuifngivlnf with Un.

Wlrlchl uncIe Welrloh and ram- r. i Dr. uul Mrs. A. a Oorrelt are horn from a.

pleasant week trip to I wa and Kajiaas Cltyi While In Kansas City they wereguests of It Burnett and when In Newton la they vlsltod Ri Oorrell. Mrs James W. Hunter. UraFranceiHiOorreU and 4. Mra.

Wllter Davlson' is entertaining fordlnn rtoday Mr. and Mrs. Perry Travis Ulas Grace. Travta and Donald. TravU.

Mrs. Pail AM purchased cSltaTTJvst n. rtbpf ie JMS ffAr- MildAnriLi Vifr' Shatterretsldence Irene yKlssner' entertained the E. club last night at the horn of Mii. Tia young la- diesWotefl their evening to fancy Worltt re11r11trnU gift- Thojie pres- enti were iilises llary Boo Uarjorle Hunter Erroa Uowrnan Phoebe Bum- mer Marte NUl MaiJoHe NIU Ruth IJalley end Mrs Magdalene Elzey.

Imo Todd will i hostess for tba Mphpmores and Juniors tomorrow night' at 4 Thanksglvlnf putt. The high school Juniors are putting their class Molly" on nlsh Theplay Uib given In the high ictool bulldlrg Mrs Nellie Fers iscn president' of the N. O. club. Wai hostess to the members let night Thaentire club was present.

All responded to rollcall with something Wilt Thanksgiving. The hoitess. entertained her. guests with' contests. Then she presented them With' placecards which contained a luncheon menu' on the Eurppeaa plant The souvenirs carried to the rooms opened the way to de Itelons eats although i the names on the menu seem to have been rather misleading who tried Buffalo PI.

found It very good. Other dlihes were given equally amuslnr names on the menou Thosepresentrwere lies- darnel T. 1" Quackenbush H. Hunter 0 IIW V. Qoshorn.

M. H. Spencer John Woodward Frapk McDoweOl xil. A. Bowman John Han- na E.

TillawUjy and Josephus Caiton. The ne club meetlrg will be with Mrs. mnkQuackenbush BecJ4. Theodore Crowl and bill' sonSher- mill. Growl the farm south 01 Osslan known II the Platt farm.

The elder Mr move EUSSl HMjglte Km IN PEKSMfQSTQP THREATENED GERMAN RAH ON INDW t- rt Bs wpropot byJuncturtoXIWtUhWidRdwJMsriaJesthownbysrrU War 1111 Uen carried Into the UnJtrf tif Jtmmdi mKitf tlnprobabU ons thousand and Witorie to read that RosiU whos dll8lru upon IndIa been tie nightmare oi Britain more than teneratlcll ii fightlnr ild by side witiUjM British to protect MM peat eastern em- pin from Invasion by the Teutons. A years ago inch' III Hlance for tuch pnrpoie would have Uen in- oceibl out to take ehar. Sherman Crowl continuing his. work for the traction Mrs. A.

0 Johnston of ontpeHer spent last night et thl bedside of Miss Lillie Johnston who remains very low her death being expected by rel- aUel 4 any lime. F1. ILHenllne went to SturlI. Mlch today where he' will spend Thanksgiving with his wife at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.

Craft Mrs. Joseph Henllne spent yesterday in FortWayne Mrs. E. It Roe tell from the back steps of her residence leverel spraining II ankle. Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Woodward will have II their Thanksgiving guests Mr. and Mrs.

Dana Woodward. of Fort Wayne' Mr. and Mrs. Garth. Woodward and family of Tocsin and Yr and Mrs.

Emmett Rector and family of OulaD. Yr and Mrs. Mart Hoover will have as Thanksgiving dinner ruests Mr. and Mrs. Dallas ftlchey and Mr.

lid Mrs5Arthur Bownuut- Mrs. a Jt1ze was called to eatU' this raornlng II' the svdden 111- nesl or her mother Mrs. Solomon Linn. From the message It. was feared that she had suffered from a.

Pr lytlc stroke BUTUENIWa Special' CnrrtspondfnM. The annual Thanksgiving service was held Thursday evening In the Methodist ehurch. Rev. W. H.

Kitten. bousedelivered the national Thanks. giving sermon. The service opened at o'clock and III. offering was taken.

Mr Robert Platt and little son Max went to Waterloo Tuesday to rnakV I several days' visit with her parenta Mranj Mrs0ren Bmlthland family. Waterman ana daughter. Ulas Marjorie Watermahr flouthf Broad" jy nt a couple of hours In Water lot Sunday evening and called upon hi mother Mrs. Fred Waterman Ur I AxeV of Kendallvllle Was the. guest of her daughter.

V. Qengnagle and husband of East Main street Friday. Mary llongle returned home at Toledo fVlday after malting a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Da.

tis1 Mlss toa Metcalf returned home on Friday from Elkhart after makinr visit with her. brother Clyde Metcalf. and family Mrand Mrs. R. Callenderof Edserton ere the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ross Totnlln80n. of' West- Oak street over the weekend Mrs George A. Powers and daughter Miss LolsPowers of East Maln streetspent from-Friday evenlaffwnw tit Sunday evenlntiat. Angola a lb quests cf MrsMatr Scovlile anoif iteil with Mnq rke WheeleSmtf who are slWi Kfiwji A uusk pent froniSAt unlay until Monday evening at Edgerton O.

as the guest of her brother Alexander Skelton. and wife. Mrs. J. Elliott of Toledo la isT lUur.

her Mrs G. Oeng. 111 and' husband of East tlalrt streeti- Urs. David Cart i returned to her home sit Fort Wsvyoe Friday evening after making a short Visit wth her mother Mrs. Catherine Tomllnson of near' Butler Ire.

Nina McCay and son Donald of Edrerton were guests of her Sister Mrs. Willis Mock. and family over the week-end. Mrs Anna Stpner left sturdy for Mont pel ler 0. where sha expects to' spend the winter with her mother MrsBusan Tresler and other relatives Mrs.

W. H. forest of noores the mother of Mrs Otis Loutzenhlser. of West Oak street is reported as Im proving from In attack of. the grip.

Handsome big Turkish Rockers fn leatherette at Fosters at 2375. A 4 AP Q11 This is an Announcement of Values In. Made to order and to your particular measure which assures perfect. fits. 501 PATTERNS to Select From it miss this opportunity to get an NGIANDER OYERGOAT CALHOVN STREET' Tffl I I 4 i II Ti3 fI WI V.

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an pleor h. pe nc a tote cnth oOOOpeclll rra01l annr naIJ dI4 e4l t. 1I11 Th hO ji lbltJllornllli mtrln. ero. tor th 1r hedquartet84.

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tbeymaread omoftbem lonIV IIgbt lIh 11- Tbatour IPlrU. 1 bYthl 0' thllankera tb. I1Inu aamJtclI thatU thillto. IImetrom 3lIldef 11a i ND t. ic id lte Pr I' ClllC lIt I Den- ollbe illn ert Coach tlll.

1I11t promoter. IIIdCaptaln. olrervof enJ yed for. blltat round cn Lewl. WhIt.

car cblerw lIerl1l. Jdpr' Parker I. noon. Jt w. Pollolwoul4 SUllwellcach RaYJlar pn.

eIII RobertKrel1 JJ Iltt howbfm l1J nen on l4. Th rn. ll Qnt afew elt KutlCl IIork nsteln 1 1l1tewII1akJ1101J IItt oldthlnr reneOfeara John1lc1llJlen. In the nr. k' Beck et We1S f1I.

Ihrtnr accor lril' hfnarerLewI8 1. klnr r. Ix ay racie. lde4 A 9J lead8 lIIanntee' hlm a flle LalOnand nAjHELORS IU PeDllonwl1l thelrpartt4Jt. patlolllntbeNewYorkracenextmontb I lblIlnnereLawrenceanlJHanleybl a e.

0' FranetacoCoverecU862 WallhourWalkt 1 1JI1tt nnan f' iI 1' t.1 1pnlhl tbe Clt eell' i lieU e4 a utedb CICjttherOOltu reeullot WashNovi thelrplckllJ lff.ith. Job I. n. I hlres In eare nl I lublo yelterdaywhen up. hennouncedblirellgbaUon SappblrPfelJter tell Nelere.

len I ft IU fear. ob. rlhtarttackleSStUChlwal lrl ttbth' df i' eri8l qu er we tIoh occupal tI. rop Q. USSi nr RlT i EnRE" CT' G.

BAR to. k. ullba4k DETROIT1IIcW No A4ur. i TJ AU' vleltWlth Bac eiof rt7. i ti 4 UIre to.a..tlctory overOIlt andMr Hr and famll cJker cuarllOtI to to- o.

c. Wt rllltlaand daqghterMtI. terUrIrenrlder da peIlIV 4ank rtlnwllhJ1I. WatennanvofSouthBroad Uckle DoiI Beo rlght 1II11tltleof 1. Tb etrolt cJ Velrloh lpent SDeWId left CIUhwlthEveretthlgh 117.

lOb. evenlqand calledupola' ltf CIIr tull ell delrmlnthe A hIe UOJIaIhsmplonblp Iowa 14. Kendall vIII. re Cltf. Ken thruett brdaurhter i' 0 WH.

CIt re' 1II LIL VGenp8IeII4. husbnd otbiiinQu opo" dell i t. t. JlerM Mh urned toI1 Thi II ome ToledoFrlday liuel1banklllYln and Jdr" Llo 4 thhDCe8l 4a llter. falIave Walt rPav oIIli entertain oo.Tb.ro l1ll.

wen thelrbomDI ucrrui" for 4I1 IIr WI1U I Mlsstoa Jl tCalt returrie4home' oil" tlbteere lle orted th 1r I Iorl WtfVnd ellow mad SarUBo club. iJlre. CI da IIrlttY Pf. 1 rIIlOI l8lChCl 01 MrISLOorrtl1. IaJt ju8tDortltofthJUI.

membernsponded torollcall Hralldllrt canend rot remrk Vhat anks1 I rier inierta ried 1. ere 14 ldr Eo1 dublat atth readaThanullvln 10rYanalf ofM nouncla Oaktreet dIe. I jj ol nIIlC" Iank I lndn th JVbU Ho ilf" I Jell Ea8hl4ln WIIGlen II 4 8e. IIUJtoe rJorl ttelt penr fl' evenl tbJI oeb. I n1nt at.

IA fJfMrMa aq rebmtnl hoi' DaIItn4 Wardalene EI Mn. o.rk. Wh le ImoJ04d b1 hOlltes8' bab4r. of Coldmbul 0. ar fl I tom tnr there.

AJ er' AroODelch un ors I Mra. Lln" Th I rd tI 11 a un I ond 114' MI. plaY 181 to- um Tbiduhwlll boli1It1next TbePlay will' b. Klv Aln ef t1ns 1 buJl 1 H. ta n.

t. lob d1iabter ra. Gen lid" wJIIbethellIe1I PerJUlOnpreldentof 1aIJ41 alll' w. toth. ett 1' tllra IJGra trom The enUN avld Ca th th 11' 4 fold 1 Thallk vlnc.

thIan lid It IOUJIda 1J 0II1 r. 1 bOlt' enterWnedta CU GIll DIM Itori NelJ boat TomUnon Indlan' bt nW ed Iff ld wi im- 0y I8 I ren eluncheon tw JeUlIiO alliance. a I McC Donalli' th O. de. FortWayne tod.

orer week en4. Kleher menllleem be Ct wl. I Mr. Kr In w. eller.

to companY re. A KI. BUlAn Tbo. preaent Wlfll Qllekell Ulh. BUTLER NJW8.

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