Fort Wayne Daily News from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 9

Saturday Apni jw T1 THE FUKT WAYNE DAtiX NEWS fc WANTS ITALIANS TO ENLIST aviators fight in France under stars Alra stripes rVr 1 1 I JOE LIPPI CALLS UPON COUNt 1RYMENKTO TAKE UP ARMS Statuary Manufacturer Tell Italjant N4w it trie Time Viimovv Patriotism Llppi of the Fort Wayne Statuary company fortwenty flvo years wa resident of the United States and at one time marketraaster Muncle has coma forward with a Call for his counlfjmen now living hero to take VP arms for tbo United States In a letter to the News Air Llppi is sues the call to Ms countrymen lie says Now the time for all Italians to enlist and show their friendship for our beloved adopted country which Is above all nations tor us We Italians came here to better ouTselves and we found a better country than we expected We stayed hete because we1 met American men who treated us as brotherrond TO operated Willi us in making this country our country and now is the time for us to show our beloved brothers that we aie patriots and ready to fight for the American flag By doing so we will also aid our brothers in our native country who are fighting to save what we left behind Come and calist now and fight for the United States the country that fights for justice and freedom to humanity Mr Llppi In making the call states that although he Is disqualified from becoming a volunteer ho will in every possible way aid Ms countrymen who Wish to enlist and asks them not to hesitate to call on him Official Prize List of State Tourney I Group of American flyer serving with French forces on the western front Theso Intrepid American warriors of the air some of whom have won decorations for distinguished ser Tiee are now fighting in France under the Stars and Stripe They went to France months ago and enlisted under the tri color because they believed the French were flghtinjr Americai battles The commander of the American corps Lieut William Thaw of FitUburghPa la the fifth man from thejeft sssii4Psi Time Is bllDDini I By Save Money By Buying an Overland 85 Now Model 85s Go Up May 1st FVE MAN TEAM PRIZE MONEY Hlflh Total Pins 1 125 00 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 11 17 100 00 88 00 75 00 70 00 C5 00 CO 00 55 00 CO 00 45 00 40 00 35 00 30 00 25 00 20 00 15 00 15 00 Three Games 18 1500 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 15 00 15 00 14 00 1400 13 00 13 00 12 00 12 00 12 00 io uo 10 00 10 00 10 oo 10 00 10 00 Total 11108 SPECIAL PRIZES FIVE MAN TEAM3 High Team Score One Game 1 2500 4 1000 2 2000 5 500 3 15 00 High Individual Score One Game I 1500 3 500 I 2 10 00 FOR VISITING TEAMS OUTSIDE OF ALLEN COUNTY High Team Score Three Games 1 2500 4 1000 2 2000 5 600 3 1500 Total S180 Total Money for FJve Man Teams 1 288 TWO MAN TEAM PRIZE MONEY High Total Pins Three Games 1 8500 2D 700 2 i 7500 30 700 3 6500 31 700 4 6500 32 600 6 4300 31 600 6 4010 34 600 7 3500 33 600 8 8000 36 500 25 qo 37 500 10 20 00 38 50Q 11 1900 39 600 12 1800 40 500 13 1700 41 500 14 1600 42 460 15 1500 43 4 60 16 1400 44 450 17 1300 45 400 18 1200 46 400 19 1200 47 400 20 1100 48 400 21 1000 49 400 22 1000 50 400 23 900 51 400 24 900 52 409 25 800 53 400 26 800 54 400 27 800 55 400 28 700 823 50 SPECIAL PRIZES 2 MEN TEAMS High Total Pins One Game 1 1500 3 1000 2 1000 37 50 Tolul two men teams money J861 00 INDIVIDUAL PRIZE MONEY 1 5000 11 1900 2 4250 12 1600 3 3500 13 1400 4 3000 14 1200 6 2500 15 1100 6 2300 16 1100 7 2200 17 1100 2100 J8 900 9 2000 19 900 20 1900 20 900 21 to 30 Inclusive 10 prizes at 1 each 7000 31 to 40 Inclusive 10 prices at 6 each 60 00 41 to 55 Inclusive 15 prizes at 5 each 75 00 68 to 70 inclusive 15 prizes at 4 each 60 00 71 to 85 Inclusive 15 prizes at J3 each 45 00 8G to 100 Inclusive 15 pilzes at 2 tach 30 00 J71S50 became KoTCf qn toner last night and physician was summoned He recovered rapidly and felt no ill effects today GARDENER SHOULD BEWARE OF INSECTS SPECIAL INFORMATION GIVEN FREE TO ALL WHO WRITE STATE ENTOMOLOGISTS The time has come when we will need all of the pioducts our land can produce No longer rn we afford to feed a host of trisect enemies and be content to harvest for ourselves what they leave It is imperative that we waga effective warfare against the Hessian fly the corn ear worm the corn root aphis the cut works the cabbage worms tomato worm cucumber beetle potato beetle and all the others Vvtiosc wotk of destructlonan nually amounts to millions of dollars worth of agricultural products City people ho are enthusiastic now over the prospect of gardening on vacant lots must not think all they have to do is to consign the seed to nature and reap the harvest in due season An army of insects Is already Intrenched within our borders and the toll that they will levy on our gardens will be nppallng unless we take proper steps to check them Prepare now Nothing but effective lighting throughout the season will produce results Our enemies aro well armed Some eat plants outright others pierce the tissues and suck out the vital Juices Arsehate of lead Is the best remedy for the first division nicotine sulphate Is the host destroyer for the second In case ou need special information and you probably will communicate with the office of the state entomologist in the slate house We iinow how to control most of the Injurious Insects though effective measures of fighting some of them have not jet been devised I HOOSIER BRIEFS GARY Fred Hamilton Crawfords ville a National guardsman on duty somewhere In Indiana fell and sprained a tendon in his leg He was in a Gary hospital when told war was declared He wept when he heard the news because he will be unable to go with his company for at least six months EVANSVILLE With the success of raising the first cavalry company assured plans aro being mads for the raising of a second company in this city RUSHVILLH The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction company has announced that all lands along its right of way available will be thrown open to cultivation without rental charge WHAT HAPPENED DURING THE WEEK OF APRIL 9 FORTY THIRTY AND FIFTEEN YEARS AGO I Hoosier Oddities INDIVIDUAL SPECIAL PRIZES 1 High single game in Individ events only 1250 I High single game In Individual events only 10 00 High single game in individual events only 7 50 4 High single game In individual eients only 500 High single game in Individual events only 2 50 37 50 Total money Jn Individual prizes J78G 00 ALL EVENTS PRIZE MONEY High Total Pins Nne Games Opf only to those nho have cnteied In this class 1 2500 9 1400 2300 10 1300 3 2100 1200 4 1900 12 1100 1800 13 1000 1700 14 900 7 1600 15 800 I 1600 16 600 23700 Executive Committee Per MILLER Pros i Goodrich Hat Brief Illness i INDIANAPOLIS April 14 Governor Goodrich was sufficiently recov erednfronf an attack of indigestion today to permit his going to Muncle to attend a flag raising The governor CIUWSKORDVILLE Ind April 14 Without charge for the sake of tha colors was the written bid submitted by William Kenneth Jones for climbing the Mug pole on the Crawfordsvllle high school buildin and removing old rusted rabies to rt place with nCw ones He got the job PAIN NOT A BIT LIFT YOUR CORNS OR CALLUSES OFF I No humbufll Apply few drops then Juitllft them away with fingers This new drug is an ether compound discovered by a Cincinnati chemist It pjjft Is called trcezone and can now be obtained in tiny bottles as here shown at very little cost from any drug store Just ask for freezone Apply a drop or two directly upon a tender corn or callous and Instantly tho soreness disappears Shortly jou will find the corn or callus so loose that you can lift it off root and al with the fingers Not a twinge of pain soreness or Irritation not even the slightest smarting either when applj log freezone or afterwards This drug doesnt eat up the corn or callus but hiivtls them so they loosen and come right out It vvoiks like a charm Tor a few cents you can get rid of every hard cornt soft corn or corn between the toes as well as naJnfuJ calluses on bottom of vour4eet It never disappoints and never burns bites or inflames Genuine freezone Is sold only io these small bottles packed in a little sealed wood case bearing a yellow wrapper Beware of luuuiuvua Forty Years Ago April 9 The waters are dropping after our annual flood scale Mr and Mrs Dyron Angell have returned from the east Ex President Oram and wife will pass through Fort Wayne next week over the railroad Ed Miller is back home after a trip to Toledo Apill 10 A new organ Is being installed at the Cathedial Chicken thieves are opciatlng 9a Lafayette street Tho next Inopressllle hop will take place at the home of Ed gerton One of oUr citizens has taken out a 20000 life Insurance policy Canal boats are running as far as Gioniurs lock cast of the city Apill 11 the Alcit Hook Laddor coiiipaifV Is expecting a new team of llOlbPS Judge Mien Zolhis is Ijing very ill at his home Another gllt rdgcd gambling saloon lms opened for business The soda fountains will soon begin Io sizzle Only one tramp was hauled befoie tho mayor in court this morning ApuI 12 James Monison will spend seveial days at Monroevllle Ind Jlis Richard Ellison Is very ill at her home in Rirr street Mrs Thomas Hanna was thrown fiom a buggy near the old skating park while returning from a funeral yesterday Little Eddie Coombs of Ewing street while playing yesterday threw a piece of coal which Inflicted a deep wound on the head of Maigaret Heck April 13 Fresh eggs aro being sold at the rate of fourteen cents a dozen Chailes Clay 7 years old was run down and killed by a switch engine at the Fairfield avenue railroad crossing Hull is electing two houses near Hoffmans mills Willie Crlghton had several teeth knocked out while playing ball yesterday April 14 A new barber shop haa been opened on Broadway The condition of young John Spice is unchanged Although there are only eighty four colored people In Fort Wayne they are talking of starting a third church Henry Meyer and Margaret Bischoff have been granted a marriage license Montgomery Hamilton Is Jubilant over the fact that he caught a seventeen pound pike while fishing this week Thirty Years Ago Apnl 9 The college closed yes teiday for the spring vacation Commodore Foote and sister the Fairy Queen are at Glasgow Scot land after a tour through England The 1oit Wayne Bicycle club will celebiute the third anniversary of Its organization In Seidels parlors tonight April Io Mr and Mrs Law left yesterday for New York City Harry Worden has accepted a position in the county clerks office The river banks were lined with fishermen yesterday Charles McCulloch and Foster are In Auburn today April 11 Maish Coombs and wife left last night for New York City where they will sail for Europe Henry Ward died yesterday at his home in Webster street Louis Hazznrd has been reappointed deputy oil inspector for Ihis district April 12 Little Treddie Horstman sustained a broken collarbone yes terday while at play The foundation for tho new A building is nearly completed Dan Kane Stull Ross Fred Borcman Ed seidei ana will fcey ser were out geienadlng their friends last night April 13 The drawing of the Louisiana lottery was held yesterday Angell Is visiting friends at Indianapolis Darwin Mjers has passed the civil service examination in law and is registeied as one of tho ellglbles The Cnrnahan property on the St Josephs river has been selected as the site for the new Home for Feeble Minded Youth April 14 Cocke of Louis Wolf Is the proud father of a baby bor The plans for the new hotel build ing of John Telers are nearlng completion Alex Bowser Son have been granted a permit to build a shop at the corner of Hanna and rtsher streets for 400 Montgomeiy Himilton Is in Chi cago In the Interests of the Pen nlngton works Fifteen Years Ago April 9 Architect Wing is out of the city on a business trip to Wa bash Kokomo and Bloomlngton Dr McKceman has removed his office to rooms above the Bever Tordcn drug store Louts Schirraeyer has been appoint ed by Governor Durbln as a delegate to the national conference of char ities and corrections April 10 Mr and Mrs Noble Olds are in Chicago on a short visit The Hon Ellison was at Roanoke yesterday looking after the establishment of a new milk depot 0 Trier Is in Chicago attending the Interstate Telephone association meeting Mrs Mills Is home from Rochester where she attended the funeral of her father April 11 Mr and Mrs William Breen are entertaining friends from Chicago Mort Mcigenthelm Is in the city visiting his parents Mr and Mrs A Mergenthelm Mrs Wells has fully recovered from an operation which he underwent some time ago and has gone to Harrlsburg on a visit Charles Rothschild has relumed from Ann Arbor to spend the spring holidays at home April 12 The Hon Barrett Is homo from New Ybrk Fred Miller has returned from Purdue university where he graduated in pharmacy He will embark In business with his father Woodworth and son Carl returned today from Purdue Arwld Bolster is at Lake George arranging his cottage for the spring and summer April 14 Sheriff Stout and wife are at Iike Geoige looking after their summer cottage Mr and Mrs II Paul have re turned from a visit In New York Mrs Peter Collins the wife of Offl ccr Collins is dangerously 11L Dr Van Buskirk has opened an office above the Gross pharmacy April 15 Ralph Lane is hom0 from the Unlveislty of Michigan for a rew uays visit Mis Walter Seavey has gone to Milan Mich to visit her parents Dr a Bowen Is visiting In Mich Igan Joseph Haley returned yesterday from a two weeks business trip In rnicago Mavor BeiBhofC Is in Chicago today on imsiness Hpre Are the Present Prices and the Prices That Go Into Effect May 1st Present Price Price May I Model 85 4 Touring 850 895 Model 85 4 Roadster 835 880 Model 85 6 Touring 985 1025 Model 85 6 Roadster 970 1010 Whether your choice falls upon a Bir Four or a light Six in the touring or roadster styles you cannot loseyou will have a car of class that possesses not only appearance but performance as well These 85 models are a great value at the new pricethen why not save the difference and decide now to buy a car with a namo behind It that stands for something See one of these cars that suits you and try it out Our demonstrator will show you Fort Wayne Overland Co 124 128 West Washington Boulevard 1 1 it tsiB iOAMTOI VI RUSSIAN PEACE IS SOUGHT BY SOCIALIST ihwlYkf ft top right central News Service COPENHAGEN April 14 It is confidentially reported here that the German government Is supporting the at tempts of German socialists to bring about a separate peace with the new Russian government This support it is said has been carried as far as giving the socialists assurance that no general iffenshe will be undertaken by the German troops the Russian front for llir time being In order not to Interfere with attempts at fraternization In he midst of the Interest in Amcri as preparations for participation in the conflict comes the report that had Prcsldnt Wilson held off for a little time he would have been requested by the socialists to undertake mediaton It Is announced in Berlin that Philip Scholdemann head of the majority socialists in the relchstag and close to the Imperial chancellor has left Germany on a mission The nature of this mission has not been mado known but it is known here that Superfluous Hair Now Removed Roots and All New nd Initantaneoui Home Method A boon to women troubled with superfluous hair la the new phelactlne process It is totally unlike the depilatory electrical and other methods heretofore employed for the rimoval of hairy growths It is the only thing that enables one to remove the hair completely roots and all In ones own home without the as slstance of an expert The result cannot be doubted for the user sees the lialr rooU with her own ees A stick of phelactlne with easy directions can be had At any drug store It Is entirely harmless a child cduld safely eat it odorless and non Irritating Always sold undtr a money back guarantee It is an Instantaneous method and so thorough that the skin Is left perfectly smooth and hali less bearing not the least evidence eflt Conner dlsflsuremeut a famous Russo German socialist who writes under the name of Parvus has left Russia Herr Scheldemanns mission Is believed to be an attempt to open communication with the Rus sian socialists and the social revolutionists of the extreme school who favor an immediate peace The Winning Orators INDIANAPOLIS April Albert Freeman an Indian of DoPauw unt verslty Chlng Tang a Chinese of Belolt college and Irwin Lubbers of Hope Mich were the winners In the middle west oratorical contest held at Butler college Carpet Sweepers Fosters Fire in Arsenal PHILADELPHIA April Fire broke out in the cartridge factory at the Frankfort arsenal early today The blaze was brought under control by arsenal and city Are companies after an exciting fight No cartridges were stored in the pa it of the factory where the fire originated The origin of the Are is a mystery I Alumni to Aid in War In pursuance of a plan to tabulate and compile data of the qualifications of graduate of Indiana university to assist in the successful prosecution of the war letters are now being sent to all members of the I alumni asking them to fill out blanks telling tn what way they are best qualified to serve the gqvernment Ralph Sollitt alumni secretary of Indiana University will address the Indiana alumni of this city at a meeting to be held April 28 The meeting will held in the high school auditorium when the computing of military data will be discussed You can save a nice sum of money by buying your 100 piece Dinner Set at Fosters Mint occurs only In Matthew xxil it and Luke xl42r as one of those herbs the tithe of which the Jewi were Scrupulously exact In paying The horse mint is common In Syrta I 1J lllll liuSS yS Thc tcchnicalitic of tire mSm iHSKCo construction do not inter llf 4 i Iff 1 IiW yU mt wat goc5 IBs i ill I II vw ysv nto kut wnat comcs ut BB i I HI I IVt Vl of a tire that counts Any IIP II II PnH whcro rom 800 IP 1 Ulil 111 fcw fev ffil 10000 miles is a com 1 The Central Rubber Supply Co 120 West Jefferson Street Phone 4188 i ijVuJn km ii iti4tojto waj.