The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 9

MONDAY MORNINQ, DtCIMHltt, 1W7. lllllll II I gBBB3B3B gsggg THE FORT WAYNE JOURNAL AZETTE ra 1 1 ni GULF COAST. "The Riviera of America Pass Christian, BJoxi, Ocean Springs, Gulfport, Mississippi Gty, Bay St Loub, Pascagoula. Pensacola, New Orleans, MobJfc rvXl "Itto nul quabU climate makes tKis an Ideal lootim for winter sojourn. Good hotels at moderate rate.

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IRA F. SCHWEGO.CP A R.R. Union Centnl Bid, Cindnwd, Okie isV'MR tfrTslIl fA "PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES IN YOUR OLD KIT BAG, AND SMILE. SMILE, SMILE," SONG THAT MADE Tack Up Tour Trouble In Tour Old Kit Bar, and Smile, Smjle Smile first sung In the musical comedy success "Her Soldier Boy" when that military piece was brought out by the Messrs Shubert many months ago This particular song swept the country, and at the moment la quite the mint nnnular melody unoni the Amr lean trooDs. nt home and abroad.

This attraction Is coming to the Majestic to night, and Fort Wayne theatergoers will have an opportunity to hear the march sons of the day, sung as It should be sung, with all of the material awing and fervor which makes It thrill the hearts of all hearers. ELINOR SUTTER IN "THE NAUGHTY PRINCESS" AND BOLZER BROS. AT PALACE With dainty Elinor Suttee singing the principal role, the New Palace Is presenting a clever company In the tuneful operetta "The Naughty frln eoao" the feature attraction 'for'ti first half of the week This tiny musi cal comedy brims over with catchy musical numbers, the score eclipsing that even of the Tour Husbands'' and other abbreviated comlo operas that have made amusement history In the past few seasons. Some of the favorites among the song numbers are "Whats the Matter vtKh the Movies "Lye Comes But Once "Take oft a Little Bit More Marie Love Lvery Type of a Girl" and the auction In which husbands are distributed among the highest bidders Miss Sutter la supported by a clever company In eluding Estelle McNlel aa the wife, and Jack West ss the husband, ho appear aa Mephlstopheles In the movie year Ing a wrinkled tall and very red tights round Very thin legs The Naughty Princess" Is just as en gaglnr as Its title would suggest In addition to this feature the New Palace Is presenting the Bolser brothers as a special addeI attraction These two talented youths can make a banjo do everything but talk. WANTED Night cook; good wages; man or woman.

Centime Hotel. STATE SENATOR TALKS ATEM1RIAL Large Crowd Attends Meeting Honoring Deceased Members of Order. RELATIVES HELP OSSIAN WOMAN CELEBRATE HER SEVENTY SIXTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY KjbBL VKk li9HKlBBBV sBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBsBBBBBBBBBBsVeiBBBBs BBB9BBBrrks7aMlellBVrKlSaBeBBaBBFT siSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSl Kg. i IsSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSl VSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsY t9IMllSSBsMssCBsLasSISISSSSSSSSSSSsm LsSSSSSSSSsHsPleBSSSsLaSSSSSSslttk Wwti ''iflHIwLuMl z. sjn Jsva 3v wrfJ vti T.

I'mmrjrJfAa i TX it.V" 1 I 3 ii AJB i i IMMIIIIiHMHMHHMMHMaHMHkMilMMHHMMMMMMHMMHiHiMNMWMMJ i SJT 'JJ'V fc" xjrtrrxsp.w I Relatives of Mrs George Prough gathered at her home one and a half I miles southwest ot Osalan Sunday, November 25 to help her celebrate the seventy sixth anniversary of her birth In spite of her age Mrs. Prough Is enjoying good health and took part In all the festivities when her friends and relatives gathered about her Those present shown In the accompanying photograph were Rear row, left to right Julia Hughes, Fffie Woods Grace TrouRh Forrest tNoods Samuel Hughes Robert Smith Lewis Hughes, Warren Confer, Curtis Howell. William Prough and baby Remainder of those standing left to right. Otto Pusaelinan, E. K.

Elsey, Mrs Leota Miller, RolUe Hobson, Mrs. Josephine Elsey, Mrs Ollie Confer, Mrs. Violet Hughea, Mrs Otto Fuasel man, Mrs. Charles Howell, Mrs. Emma Morgan, Mrs Hachael Hobson Mrs.

Julia Ann Hobson, Mrs. Bertha Smith, Mrs Lorllla. Robb, Mrs. Mary Janes Corson, Mrs. Bessie Miller Mrs.

Perry Hobson, Mrs Dill Uler, Claude Miller Jacob Morgan Jonah Corson (Phot by Cute Studio) Perry Hot ten, Ralph Prough, Jacob Miller Top row seated left to right Charles Howell, Mrs. Ollie Prough Mrs. Lucy Woods, GlMTge Prough, Mrs. George Prough, Oisnsn Clark, brother of Mrs. Prough.

Children left to right Three daughters of WUIlsJn Prough, son of Otto Fusselman son of Perry Hobson Ardola Wli daughter of Claude Miller son of Perry Hobson, daughter of Cluids Miller Llllle Prough daughter uid son of RolUe Hobson WEL KNOWNWARSAW RESMISDEAO A. J. Power, Cigar Manufae turer, Succumbs to Paraly sis Sunday Afternoon. a prominent resident of this city, nasssd away Benday afternoon at bis heme en. ftouth take street.

His death was fee to piralriln Mr Power had been la falling health following a stroke of par alrsls which he sustained a little more than a year but ha had attended buelnere ae usual until rrlday morning, when he agala was atrlrkan He lapsed into nneonsclousnssa shortly after the attack and remained In this condition until the end. fcurvltlnff relatives are the widow a son. Jerome Power of Chicago, a daughter. Miss Leah Power ot Warsaw and a aUter, Mrs. Cook, aleo of Warsaw Adam Stout and daughter.

Miss I Stout, attended the funeral of Ears Creator at North Manchester on Saturday Miss Blanche Raeor, a student st De Pauw university, la visiting with hep paranta, Mr and Mrs. A. R. Rssor Mr and Mrs dates of Cambrldgs, Neb, have been the rueits of Mr sn4 Mm Scott Perry for the last few days. Mrs.

Qeorgs Plfsr la visiting In Firm enth, the guest of her parents, Mr. and CsmpNelL Mis. Chios Eddlnrer of Mentone was the guest of Miss Vara Hoppus ea Bus. day Mr and Mrs. A.

WIHreut have gene to Indianapolis where they will speaej a few rlnya with friends Loyd and daughter. MlseMlrmle Loyd anent Rundty In Syracuse, guests of Mr and VI rs. B. Mable. Mrs Mary Weaver, who has been the guest of Mrs.

Prank Keefer, has re turned to her home In New Pads Mrs Mary Rvana of Flmlra, I here for a brief visit with her son, Reese Fvans Mra Ous Meyer Is visiting In VeHen. the gusat of her alster, Mrs. Sophia, BAZAAR THURSDAY. The annual Christmas basaar ot the Trinity English Lutheran church Clinton and Wajne streets will be 2:30 8:15 PALACE TO DAY The Most Attractive of the Season Offerings THE NAUGHTY PRINCESS" A Farcical Opsretts in Five Scenes With Miss El.onoro 8utt.r snd Brilliant Csst snd Chorus of Broadway Darlinga. The Most Novel, the Most Tuneful, the Funniest, the Brightest of sll Musicsl Comedies EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION! BOLGER BROS.

World's Foremost Benjoists THURSDAY SIX KIRKSMITH 8ISTERS. held Thursiuy, when aprons, sewing bags and other useful articles will be eold Try Journal Gazette want ad. One cent a word. They bring results. FRIDAY NIQHT Nation Wlde Red Cross Theatrical Day.

Special performance! the entire proceeds will be given to the Red Cross. ORPHEUM FINAL TIMES TO DAY MONTAGU LOVE Supported by Dorotfiy Kelly in "The Awakening" A charming story of life I the Bohs mlsn artists' colony in Psris before the wsr. JAMES BROWN, Baritone TUESDAY Walt Whitman in "THE TAR HEEL WARRIOR" FINAL TIMES TO DAY! Old "Doe" Cheerful douclas Fairbanks In the Smile a Comedy DOUBLE TROUBLE" Temerrewi Hsrry Moray Alice Jeyee In 'Richard tr Brssen." aVsssMsVsasSassssasasVMsssl COLONIAL Tuesday. Vednesday, Thursday 'TRUTH' The Picture Beautiful In Fit Acts A Production of California Art Full of Interest to Everybody. TO DAY "The Mystery Ship Several hundred people attended the annual memorial service of the tort Wayne lodge of Elks Bunday afternoon and listened to a fine address by Btate Senator Frederick Van Nuys of Anderson During the past jear the lodge has lost seventeen members by death.

They were as follows Charles Hathaway, James Corcoran Prank Perry George Jasper Peter Plssel, Maroney, Dennis IL McFeely Edward Lehneke James Doyle, James Dormer Henry Vollrlede R. Rankin Ben I ehman It K. Krwln Timothy McGrath Wll Ham A. Fleming and John Baral Senator Van Nuys talked on the subject of fraternallsm and the dutlea of the Elks towsrd their fellow man snd of the spirit of klndnesi that should rs shown to the mother wife or child of the soldier who meets his death In Fiance He made an appeal for patriotism In the present crisis and urged all Elks to do their duty in helping to make the world fr for demo cracy A solo by Urbahns and selections by a quartet were other num bera on the program In addition to the ritualistic services of the order NOTICE. Tuesday.

Dec. 4, is the last day on which we will accept payments on our Christmas Cub. CITIZENS TRUST CO. ROTARIANS MEETING AT ANTHONY TO NIGKT Rotarlsns are planning a big meeting at the Anthony hotel to night when Dr Lydston noted Chicago surgeon will be the principal speaker Rev Henry Master ill also be on the program for book review Several musical numbers will also feature tl session Try Journal Gazette want ads. One cent a word.

They bring results. LYRIC 10 DAY The Place You Alwaya See a 4 Good Show DAVIDS DUO WatchYour Step" THF.TRACEYS Master tinging. Talking, Danolng snd risne, HERMAN'S CATS AND DOGS KEYSTONE COMEDY "Hula Huht Land" SO Beautiful Keystone Olrle 60 STRAN THREE DAY8 QNLY TO DAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY Week Days Thrse 8howsi 2 P. 7 P. 30 P.

M. Deere Open IS Minutes In Advance, ALL GIRL SHOW OIRLSt QIRLSI OIRL8I NOTHINQ BUT OtRLSI 1 tf DUFRESNE GIRLS, the Fashion' Plates In Up to the. Minute Sengs and Dresses. JEANETTE ADLER and Her Six Musical GW A Itefinsd Singing and Muiloal Revl.w, KATHRYN MILLER, the Nut Comedienne She Makes You Laugh. EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION.

JACK PICKFORD and LOUISE HUFF In Their Latest 5 Reel Comedy Drama Photo play "JACK AND JILL" NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Adults. ISe Pluo War Tas. Children, lOe Plus War Tax. Fjeffersonj! At SO, 4, SiSO, 7, SO snd 10 Again to day you will be de. la lighted with America's sweet I heert In another Kiddle Role.

It A Is a splendid picture. Come snd Eg I see. Bring the children. It will ADDEDl PATHS NEWS alive If 1 Majestic To night The Messrs. 8hubert Present THE MILITARY MUSICAL COMEDY Prices 60s te HER SOLDIER BOY Great Csst and Company of 79 J3 Qr Suburban Day Is Gift Buying Day Come to Fort Wayne WEDNESDAY Last Saturday there were great crowds on the streets and In the stores.

1 wish 1 hsd come In or. Suburban Day said many of the out tot town people. Dec. 5 Wednesday win offer many splendid Inducements to do your gift buying then. The selections are still Urge, Coma Wednesday and shop a eotsv fort, Bring The Children THE stores are packed with sights 4o delight the Httlo ones.

Let us forget the serious side of the present days while we join the children in the spirit of the clad Christmas time. Wo owe it to them and it will do ua all good. I i v. fx'WTTT!.