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Pennsylvania depotthe reception committee ta meet him a crowd of workhjeh jenjoylng the noon day rest at the Pennscyjyania shops and a squad of the Corner Bod aniOun club shooting clay pigeons at Oermania park are some of tbe things shown this week Theamera man did not arrive this week but ha promised to be here next Tuesday when a 4ot of other timely ind Interesting views wU be made of the city it is likely that a panoramavtew of the city will be made from soma high point while other view will take in the Boy Scouts Sf lU Ceolsst In Town TONIGHT Imp Three Reel Drama THE SORROWS OF ISRAEL Depicting the horrors of Russian tyranny Massacre of JewsNihilists JULY 4 AND 5 yGrfiatest Wat picture Ever Produced ft Baflie cf Bettysliii 5 Reels and Shown on the Fiftieth Anniversary of This Great Battle OTE TRANSGRESSOR TwoReel Feature DEMONOFDESTRUO TION Friday 2 Reels Friday EMPRESS THEATER MATINEE Zliya TODAY Thrw lieltta 230 Johnson Bres 10oand 15 and Johnson The Arnn Gilroy and Corelll KINEMAC0L0RWCXURE8 URDU NEW BILL TONIGHT MUSICAL 8EELY PAUL LaDREvV And Twa Other Aett iOOO Ft Mavlna Pleturet PRICE8 10a CHILDREN Bo THE JEFFERSON The offering at the Jeffersbn Is one of Husetan tyranny bloodshed and ruin In three reels entitled The Sorrows of Israel A Russian noblewoman affianced toa prince repudiates him when her parents die trineferrlng her love to Tasha A handsome young Jew student The prince in revenge lnaUgates a massacre of the Jews To protect hlmBdf Tasha Joins the nlhlllsVi and later flees td Amerloa with his bride Pick Hartzler baritone and Hayes and Flnan will have new songs Frl day night la to bejujilee jilght with Ave acta i great big now for5 cents On July 4 and 5 the fiftieth annlver ary Of the battle Of Qettysburg Will be shown a flv4 reel Dim which vividly reproduces Uie terrble three dayB battle The battleof Gettysburg la a remarkable aeries of motion pictures made by the New Tork Motion Picture company at an expense of 175000 The picture will show a wonderful dramatic story leading up to the great hattlia which lasted three days and which Is faithfully reproduced Thousands of aoldiers are seen engaged In a whirlwind combat vividly showing regiments of infantry and cavalry of both sides in a mighty strnggle Thui picture is said to te one of the greatest military films ever produced I THE LYRIC The Lvrle announces tniUv Th Transgressor a two reel Bronco This is a story or Puritan village Ufa The son of a mnatr wlna girl away from her devoted fisherman Orphaned KIPLING LAUREATE IQUEENS CHOICE BaHavSiv riTt 8 Budjard Kipling Tbft question of who wfllitncceed Alred Anitta port laureate to oat now very mterwtinu on is Enjfland Qneen Mary favon Rnd jard KlpHntr and so doM KlnV ueorga Zla Unlontit party on Uonbtsdli would support hi too bo omI LDbwai rlew UfatKlpltet i ioo urwuwncsa paniwa lot at I vAswfft The mystery surrounding the murder tn iSavanoah Qa of Dr Quy Brink ley ana the selMcatractloa ot the young woman who killed him probably never will be explained Both of the principals are dead and there were no eye witnesses td what occurred between the physician and his young patient prior to the shooting and for several weeks before that while she tad been under his care That the murder of Or Brlnkley waa premeditated appear to be tbe only certain thing In the tangle conflicting tuorii aha la adopted by the minister and When her child la born refuses to re veal the fathers name She Is cast out by the minister and scorned by the people When her child la dying the fisherman comes back to rer with un faltering love and the ministers son meets a tragic death at the hands of tbe Jnaians RAYNUWS The1 Store lat Sets ihe Face jiK vc Vi hh Compcing jy 5 113r tliis itorlll Be Closed Saturday Evening During July and Augiist indiana furniture qMbmx tn ii tali yi SHaHaK HBBBBHBBBaiBBBBBBBiiBB BIWN SWINGS 121 123 Main Street PORGHSWINGS 1250 to 1800 Fultoiu of Tremont were guests on Sunday of Mr and Mrs Ford Mr and Mrs John Marts have been visiting relatives at Garrett John pygert and family of Reading were recent guesti In the home of Corydon Lewis Special Correspodencel Mrs Laura Bryant Whltetown Mich Is upending the week with the fam uy or Bmun Miss Treva Wells vlalted from Friday until Monday with frluds at Fremont Mrs Sarah Hotc kiss returned Saturday from a three weeks stay with her granddaughter Mrs Florence Bassett at Angola Miss Gladys French of Ayblaa was the weekend guest of It Tates and family She Was acoorflMuiied by Cecil Manor who remained for few weeks visit Mrs Albright and son of Roanoke have been visiting her son Herman Albright and family Born to IUand Mrs Ira Tales of Plerceton Indr at the home of Mrs Files brother Welcome Betts on June 20 a daugbterand second Child Mr and Mrs Orvllla McNaiighton enjoyed a motor trip to Mendon Mich and a few days vlplt with friends Mesdamea Bertha Staynen of Flint and Minerva Maugherman of Angola vlalted over Sunday with Lorenio Wells and famlly Sam Brunk ofDetrolt and Miss Pearl Marshall of Eaton Rapids Mich were guests of Verne Brunk and family this week Mrs Ellsworth Green and children visited relatives at Jamestown Jnd rom Thursday nntll Tuesday Mr and Mrs Martin Wlnesi of Homer Mlch were week end guests of Mr and Mrs IS II Bates IL Root of Garrett has rented the old postofllce building and will establish a harness and shoe shop Mr and Mrs Root have moved Into the Flreston property Mr and Mrs OL Masters Montgomery spent Sunday with A Douglas and family Mr and Mrs Emmett Coates of Jack eon were recent guests of Anderson Shank and wife Mrs Dr Oswalt and niece Vivian Auburn Visited MoNaughton Friday aAd Saturday Frof John Thompson of SJehmosd Ind Is here the guest of his brother Alex anaer inorapsoa Mrs Alrln Schlatter of Auburn is visiting her elBter Mrs a McNaughton Eugene Howe and family and Mrs Mary Chapman of Camden are vlaltlng Corydon Stewart and family before going to their new home at Detroit Euth and Miriam McKaujhton left Saturday for a weeks visit with reUUvas at Bellefontaine Mr and Mrs Myron Bowles had as Bun flay gueats Leander 8tahl and family of Hillsdale connty and Mesdames Elisabeth and Marilla Bowles of Angola OKle Bassett Of MU spent Sunday with relatives here Miss Norma Green Is spending a couple of weeks with her sister Mrs Charles Norton at Fcrt Wayne Mrs Bert Gaines has gone to Battle Creek for a months stay with her daughter Mrs Eva Bailey rlbe Jt jnUalortftry nieetlng wllKbe heldon Thursday at the horns of Mr and Mrs 8 Duguld at Fremont ana Mrs syttoyce and sons spent Sunday at Reading Miss Helen French left BatunUr for her home at Denver Colo after a pleasant Visit with friends and relatives airs i tiuier ana children of Fort Wayne are guesU in the home of A McNaughton A number of Ray young neoDla anJorad a plcnls at Dear lake Saturday ana uuc and Mrs RESIHOL HEALS BABYS SUMMER SKIN TROUBLES If baby Is suffering with gammer eczema prickly heat heat rash charrg Insect bites or any of th other distressing bot weather Un Irritations give him a warm bath with lUslnol Soap and put a little Reslncl Ointment on the sore planes Ths Itching and smarting stop at once sleep becomes possible and vnder this gentle easy treatment the trouble soon disappearsdisappears After that a dally bath with Itestool Soap Is usually enough to keep babys dellcataeaally Irritated skin clear and healthy through the hottest summer weather Ton need never hesitate to asJtesl noL It Is a doctors prescrlptlonlhat has been used by other phystclana for it years In the treatment of all sorts of skin affections It contains abso lutely nothing that could Injure theJ icnoerevi sain rraxiicauy every crug glst sells Restnol Ointment and JUsliio Soap but you can test them etourek pehse It you prefer Send to Dept 41 Besinol Ualtlmore Md for liberal samples BUTLEENEWS Special Correspomlence Mrs RlllaRedeker of Boise Idaho Is Visiting her sister Mrs Cpe Mrs Mason has returned from Chicago accompanied by her sister Miss Fannie Abrams of Grants Pass Ore Revy and Mrs Kesalnger returned Monday from Bourbon Ind Miss Bvaagellne FiBcher returned to PleaaantXake Monday after visiting Miss 1eullne Hart Mrs William Baker and son Wtlllam of South Bend have returned home attar vIsltlngMrs Maaon Lelghton Tombow went to Indianapolis this morning a delegate to the state Luther convention Rev Brlghtmire Millard Capp Misses Pauline Hart and Luclle Waterman went to Bourbon Ind this evening as delegates to the Goshen district Ep worts league convention Postmaster Thomas Rudd spent Bunday and Monday In Fort Wayne with Mrs Rudd who has teen a patient tn Hope hospital She returned home with him Haskell Hunt of near Columbia Oty and Lewis Baker ef near Llgonler returned home Monday accompanied by their sUter Mrs IL Brlghtmlre and son Milton Mrs Martin Smith ef Waterloo visited ber daughter Mrs Russell Toung Mrs A Oebhart of Bryan is visit Ing her parents Mr and Mrs 8 Stone Mr and Mrs Imhoff and son attended the wedJItig of their niece Miss NevaWyatt daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Wyatfc of near Newvllle to Law rence Caff which took place at high noon Sunday at the home or the hrlde parents Rev John Gardner has gone to Louisville Ky Mr and Mrs Steward and fam ily of Fort Waynawere tha Suhilayr guests of his mother Mrs steward Mrs Steward and children reihalnedfor a few days Mr and Mrs Frank Seberts of near Auburn visited their cousin Mrs Chios Roblnett who is lit OraMottlhger has returned from Indianapolis Mrs Norford was called to Fort Wayne by Illness In Ua family of her son Harry Norford Hollo Wiley has gone to Shelby Tni CW Brown spent Sunday with friends In Toledo Mrs Endloott and daughter Anna May have gone to Galveston Mr and Mrs James Ramey1 and son Frank visited In Toledo Miss Cleo Boyle who has been engaged ss Instructress In the Ottumwa la schools the past year Is home for her summer vacation Miss Ruth Chambers visited In Strkyer Ohio Mrs McCrory Is HI with the measles rBEMONTNEWa Special Correspondence Miss Fern Sailor has resigned her bob tlon as toll operator at the Home telephonetelephone offlce Mrs Byers spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Kelsey In Fort Wayne She attended the Allen county eighth grade commencement ex ercises Cary Knlaciy returned Saturdiyfrom a visit with his father in Hey Frank Sailpr Is nursing sivery sore aim as the result of his automobile engine back firing when hettempted to crank the machine last Friday evening The arm was badly swollen but no bonoij were broken Mr Sailor carrlea his arm 1ft a sling Burl FalletUof pibsonburg0vlslted his parents and other relatives and friends here last week He returned home Surdayevening Ralph French 6f Chicago is visiting his sister Mrs John Caswell and other relatives In Fremont Burl Grlpman and family of Camden Mich spent Sunday with relatives and friends In Fremont Ge6rgs FoietU of Jeffersonville Oi has been spending few days here at Lake George John Walter an aged and respected resident of Fremont township died at his home northwest of Fremont last Saturday He was eighty eight years old and had lived here nearly all his Ufa Me leaves seven children twenty four grand children and ten great grandchildren The funeral was held at the home Sunday Byers left Monday morning for a visit to Fort Weyhe and Decatur Ind Wells and wife spent Sunday with their son Arthur and wife in Orland Mr and Mrs Lew porsen ef Mew fork city are spending few days with Bert Isenhower and family The annual contest between the Albion and Emersonian Literary societies of the Fremont high School will be held in Halls opera house Friday evening vy1 rV IB i 1 l0 MJGTRJS iiAv iA wfa fVW I DEPARTMENT STORE SERVICE I It costs one department Btorejn New York an average of eleven Snd two tenths 112 to deliver each package vvyith hom draw7iwagons On thiislbasis the more goods of a certain class it sells and delivers the less moneyit make recommend the Electrics for department store transfer and delivery because hundreds iof such vehicles in dailyseryice are making good Theyare cutting former delivery costs by maintaining a Service which fespfeeay anddejend able at a mulowf PiveNew York department stores operate 81 Vs or an average of i5 each and we have additional scores in and other cities The experience of these live however prove this fact ThatG Electrics can take care of5 of all ay erage deliveries at less cost than any other metnod rhorse drawn and gasoline vehicles not excepted Vi Electrics are economical because they are 100 faster than horses arid 25 to 60 cheaper to operatev They require ioyo less space man norses are sanitary noiseless odorless Againj their upkeep is small because they haye the fewest wearing parts of any commercial vehicle AH parts of each model are interchangeable less delays for repairs arid adjustments-uninterrupted service fcg Lija bji wwp fl Light and Power Departm ont I Fort WayiiefiNoHliem Indiana I ijHta I 1 AQENT1 FOR GENERAL VEHICLE CO I v7 I rsu i rf ll Lr LOANS At Legal Rate 2 Per CentPer Month on household goods pianos livestock etci from 1000 up 1 to 12 months time Loans Made In All Intsrurbsn Towns NATIONAL LOANGO FORT WAYNE INa 407 8 ShJaff Bldg1 thone 2899 FORT WAYNE A NORTHERN INDIANA TRACTION COMPANY Wabash Valley Lines Effective Juno 191 Wit Bound Trains Leave 550 A JI 710Am 409 PM iMAM 8PM 10A COO PM 1000 A 730 1181 A s00 110 PM il20PM 101 PM i South Bound Tralna Leave AM l00p 704 A ItfO PM 800 A 800 800 AM 800M 1000 A 700 Mv 1100 AM 80OPm J0JPM 1000 PM 100 U00 Trains leaving here i at 710 a 10 a 110 and 580 make connections at Peru for Indianapolis Limited trains JF BEBER Agent Phone lit NOTIGE Won l6an eo at leoal rate We are bonded and licensed to loan money according to the recent law enacted by the Indiana legislature of 1913 on furniture1 pianos burses wagons etc We give a wriften statement with every transaction You pay the legal rate for the time you fare the money and no more PEOPLES LOAN COMPANY 718 Calhoun Street Eeldel Block Room 8 Second Floor iPhene 1778 DR JOHNSTON OSTEOlVlTxX FOURTH FLOORliHOAFF BLDa Tate Elevator dradnat of Klrksvnie Mo Olseases and Deformities Treated Kiimlnation Free HOME PH0NE8 Resldenci 6634 Offiee 167 LOANS 5 UieTiaJctargedby other om panlea If you have a loan we will io ii ui anu loan you more money at leas rite Repay byweek or month CaU write or phone 888 UH Calhoun street 1 Cure Pelvic Nervous and Chronic Diseases DR HARDMAN SpeclaJist 111 WE8T MAIN WrIeT JLAEHKMEUIHINC Onderlakers Embalm ttiSZl last Wsshlngten Baulevsrd Best of service atireasonbl riees Prlvsteambulanae Offios Home phone Mt fc i Undertaking Parlors 318 EA8T MAIN tTBPS hW 3 RMldns Phons J210 attrft Mawenit VawtIm it Eecordi Bicycles warn wf 40X10 BIcjcle Tires 160 19 OVU ftBrosln IMC ColumblA 88 dm alt i JtJ Hewi WWt Atofcrtng jreiulti ii ftsj WwWWW iV hACm.