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't i Vltjia' 'i'tAVji ir'''i Saturday, July Vf TJr NEW POLIGy ADOPTED BY PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Baseball Is to Be Supported by Management of Entire Region. TWO TEAMS FOR THIS CITY Officials of the Pennsylvania rati Toad In the last week have been a veloplng a. new policy which will itrOva moat lntereiitlne to railroad By the. plan each division of the northwest, region nave a baseball and games will be 'staged cacli week end' between the various divisions. fursuam to mis System the Chicago Terminal division has a team here today to play the iVort Wayne division, and the Urand Rapids division men will, go to urand Itaplda" tomorrow to piajr there.

(or supplies were Sent lii today and the company. wM.com plclely equip all of the teams of, the division; Butts, bats, balls, and. all other1 equipment for the teams and transportation to; the many scenes of the games will be. furnished to the players. rfext Sunday a team from niclw inond will come to Kort Wayne to play the Grand Rapids men, and the frort Wayne division' men will meet some other team on that date The Fort Wayne division, crew has scheduled a game with the Mansfield division tt Mansfield for tomorrow.

In tho past the employes have supported teams by a great deal of effort' and Inconvenience, from now through tho additional support that the company has given the teams; railroad baseball will bo popularized ua It, never has been before. As inemters of tho Industrial league the! Pennsylvania men are getting their full measure of base bull today. It hud been planned at lhsf to play a double header thin aft ernoon, but later a teuin was made up and the regular Industrial same Is being' played tut WicH ser park and the Terminal division men are contesting another local team at Swlu ney park. bcrs of crature the Ten making vanla "single only. the delegation distributed lit while tho train stopped at nsylvanla station.

They wore the. trip over tne l'ennsyi from eastern points. Tho tnxers" believe In taxing land LEAVE FOR NEWARK. Will Attend System Federation Convention. Representatives of the various crafts employed by the 1 vanla luilniml left this morning New 'nrk, N.

to attend Ihe sjslcnt convention of the Federation of 'Jibor. V. II. tiaylord, of the bliicksmllliH; Linker, cf the ear men; E. J.

Loncy, of tho sheet metal workers; tii orge Shaffer, of tho holler bakers; t). I Markey, of tho eloctriclana, nnil O. J. Karnnm, of the machinists, comprised the party. Most Tif the men ore taking their wives with them, and will spend all of next wecic lit the convention nnil cities In the east.

Regular business of the federation will bo disposed of at this convention. dkj excursion Show to IjTuw Over Nickel I'latc for lllcllgo. Many are contemplating oh spending tomorrow In Chlcuno, Judging from tleket Kales lit the Nickel Date ticket office today. The special excursion train, will leave ut oVIoek In the riornliiK and will return late Hunday evening. The show that has been here this week under tile auspices of the Federation of Labor, will also leave on the excursion train.

It Is probable that an extra, section will have to be run. YARDMA8TERS TO MEET. Division No. 32. Railroad Yard masters of America are to meet at tlio chamber of commerce for an Important session Tu.rHil.iy evening, July 13.

"SINGLE TAXERfV PA88 THROUGH HERE. A delegation of "single taxers" bound for tho convention, to be held at Chicago for the next three days passed through hero last night. Mem Today'sNcws in South Wood Park ID ..11. XV. McCormlck, with the sylvanbV coniimny, has purchased ono of the line home sitae, on Maxlno TJrlve.

In Mouth Wood J'ark. located between the pioperilcH of Dr. II. A. Ducmllpg Herbert glenoid.

Tho purchase Is reported by O. K. Schwarfz. of tho snles organization Schaaf. A few more liuinl sites remain In this portion of Mouth Wood Park.

South Wood iirk home sites may be purchased on the payment plan. The terms arc. easy. Ask about Ihcm. The extension of the South Wayne car line to South Wood park la a great convenience to the residents of the new subdivision.

The all paved auto routes to the heart of the down town are Ideal connections. The people ot Fort Wayne are giving every evidence of their appreciation of the efforts of Illlgoman Schaaf to "provide the kind ot. relsdence development which Is kepelng Fort Wayne At (he forefront of wide awake cities. Have you seen South Wood Park lately GENERAL ELECTRIC NOTE8. C.

B. McBrlde and family will motor to Clear lake to spend Sunday. McJJrldo 'Is employed In the engineering department of the Qenoral Electrlo combany. and Mrs. W.

Tucker, of Buffalo, have returned to their home after spending a number of days at the local plant' of the General' Elec trio Company. Mr. Tucker was trans acting business here for the Western GO TO A nartv 'consisting of C. Rhelne. C.

W' Brjpeker, aro spending a tew oays at warsawnsn Ing. Alt of the men are employes of the Pennsylvania biacKsmitn snop. IN SHOPS. JOHN PENNELlimL FLY FROMTHE FACTORY Fort JVayno's First Oommer Cial Airplane Will Arrivo Here Early in tho Week. j1 i if.

THE FORT WAYfE NEWS AND 8ENTINh. Page THRKB General Electric Girls Gather Funds For Armenian Sufferser TO BE USED IN BUSINESS utfmlwfiwnnm'k THE MODERN WAY FURNACE COMPANY 219 221 E. Berry St. Phone 830 MODERN WAY PIPE and PIPELESS Warm Air Furnaces. The Name Tell the Story Tlnnino, Spouting and All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.

Have, your old furnace overhauled. TRY OUR SERVICE, Don't wait until cold weather. DO IT NOW. ThiiU No Joke While working with an Air hose at the roundhouse, T. Thomas was In (ha aMAIHAn SAVMaIv that lo will be away from his work tor a wcck, SHOP AND RAIL NOTES.

E. M. Doty, yard engineer on the Nickel Plate railroad, has been called Oi)t of tho city on account of the serious limcss or a reiaiive. Engineer J. W.

nrenenkamp and Klrumuji McNeill aro oft 'duty ono round trip, resting. After an Illness that kept him from his work for three weeks, CM. Crawford lias reported for his work as enslaver on the Nickel 1'lato railroad. J. Hanburn la In Chicago where lie went to attend tho Elks' convention, lie is an engineer on the Chl i uxo division of tho Nickel I'latc railroad.

rcnglncer Xlrabll, who has been away from his Work on a ten day vacation. Is buck on the Nickel Tlatc road. Engineer V. Miller Is uhatilo to bo nt his work as engineer op the Chicago division of tho Nickel IMato railroad because of Illness. W.

II. Itakeri Nickel I'luto engineer on the west end, lias been off duty for tho IhhI few days of sickness. Engineer Ragan of the Nickel Plato, who has been off duly fwo round trips, is hack at work. W. Sanders.

Fort Wayne division engineer on the Nickel Plate road. Is taking vocation of a wcck. J. M. llengsler, nrcinun on the Nickel Plate, Is taking a few days from Ins work to ultend to some bUsiill'L u.

C. It. Davis, brakeman on the Fort Wsyr.e division of tho Nickel Plato rallrord, is off duty Ifecauso of a Blight Injury received whllo ho was ul work a few days ago. 1'. W.

Powell la 111 unablo to te at his work, as brukeman on the Nickel Plate railroad. V. XV. EUI ihiii has.been unablo to bo on his run us on1 the Nickel. Plato roail for tho lust few" days because of W.

Ileckford Is back at work after a few days from his work In th" fialii MTvico of the Nickel Plato Urakcniaii A. 'recman. Conducor W. Bell. Conductor O.

J. Marks and lw akenian C. (luy. all of tho Chicago division of tho Nickel Plato railroad, have been off the last few days attending to personal business. A.

CI. Saxton, Nickel Plato bruko mari, la unable to be at work because ot ickness. II. N. Trunk, employed as brake man on the Nickel Plate railroad got a cinder In his eye few itays ago ii (1 hus been unablo to lie at work nince.

K. Paulson, Nickel Plato con doctor, Is 111 and unable to be tit his work. II. Hagcrman has been away his work as brakeman on the I I la to railroad for.tho last few because of sickness. Hurd and V.

O. Snyder are back to work in the train. service of the Nickel Plate after short absences, A. C. ilavcland, who has been tak ing a vacation for a week, reported for his work in the Pennsylvania old car departments.

J. Kaliker, Pennsylvania blacksmith, was oft duty today as. the result of getting hit by'an automobile last evening. lie was not seriously urt and will bo back to work in short me. J.

C. Traxlcr Ih III and unable to be at his work iih blacksmith in the Pennsylvania smith shop. C. Corneille, employed in the Pennsylvania blacksmith short as helper; was unable to lo at work this morning uecouso or illness. A.

II. Huxoll, Pennsylvania erect ing shop machinist, was off duty to day because of sickness. J. II. Deck left today for.

a vaca tion pf a week. Ho Is employed na machinist in the erecting depart ment or tne Pennsylvania shops. Bam Clayton, grinder In the Pennsylvania tool room, was off duty today. He Is spending a few days Ih Cleveland on business. Anthony lammurlne left today for Evansvllle to spend a week visiting acquaintances.

Uefore taking employment as. helper In the Pennsylvania air brake denartment. he re sided in Evantvllle. T. Long, freight fireman on thn Pennsylvania lines.

Is back to work after an Illness of a number of days. L. It. Burtnelt la 111 and unablo to be at his work as yard fireman on the Pennsylvania railroad. Fori, Wayne's first commercial airplane will arrive In the city early next John Pcpnell, of the Pen pell Auto company, who enjoys this unique and.

history, making distinction of being the owner of the first icommerclal airplane in Fort Wayne', will with his. pilot, J. Rex Btcgall, fly to Fort Wayne In his Curtlss biplane from the Curtlss factory the forepart ui next wees, Alter arriving in mis city, and before alighting, thai plane will encircle the city for an h6ur or more. Ha Distinctive Markings, The' Pennell plane Is. unique In and can readily dlstln.

gulshed because of Its black, back' ground with white lettering under the wings. Mr. Pennell' announces that when he arrives In Fort Wayne with his plane, he will, drop carda over tne city bearing nia signature, jonn C. Pennell" on them. Anyono flndlng ono these cards Is entitled to a free, ride In Mrs Pennell's.

plane. Arosslng Much Interest, Already the mere announcement that. Mr. Pennell. was going1 to purchase an airplane has aroused widespread Interest, which promises to be enhanced greatly when the piano actually arrives In Fort Wayne, and hvhlch will, be seen almost dally fly ing over tne city, no permanent landing field has as yet been selected forlirt Wayne's first commercial airplane, but one will be decided upon In the near future.

N. from Niche. days XV. ifh Witham, from will not be re Perl this date sponsible for any debts con tracted by toy wife, Bertha M.Witham. Petitions Defers Board.

(KpwUI te th Nm.) LAC RANGE. July 10. Two drainage petitions were up before a recent meeting of County Commissioners John D. McOraW, deorge Tlmmls and Paul E. Blgler.

In the Lewis Fetch petition for a drain In Van Burcn township the' drainage commissioners' were ordered to prepare and file their report at the August meeting of the board. The petition of Martin Fox and others front Eden township was docketed. All road matters were continued over the term. i i Mi i1 in "i i 1 1 i i11 'iJiBPff WBW it i ii 1 1 "i iji in lf "1 1 FIRST Y. C.

A. CAMP IS BROKEN TODAY K6arly 160 BoyB Were Ao commodated in Less Than Three Weeks' Time. ii Home Telephone Employe Notes I Miss Gladys Bkillmnh, local operator at' the main office, motored to Dayton, with her parents, where they are spending the week end. Tho Misses Artina Wilkcna. local main operator, and Ilruun, main lnforinntl(n operator, will spend a week's vacation in Detroit visiting friends Tho MIhsch Elheleen Miller Anlf fTciona Stahl are spending tho week end in Huntington.

Miss Blhol Clair, local supervisor at the main offioc, will spend a week's' vacation In. Detroit, where sho jvill visit her Miss Marguerite Fredcrlckson, toll operator of tho Homo forco, Is spending week's vacation at Cold water, Mich. Miss Lola Fredcrlckson, operator of the Home long distance, wilt spend tho week end lri Leo. Miss I.uclln Lull, operator In tho Home long distance, has returned from a visit with her parents at Wu bash. Miss Alia Clause, operator In the Bell Iculfr distance, will spend the week end In Toledo.

Marguerite llosley, chief operator In the Hell long distance, will' spend tho week end at Warsaw, Ind. Kitty Williams, Instructress In the Hell long distance, is ill and off duty. Miss Julia Renchler, toll operator of ihc Rell force, will spend a two weeks' vacation In Buffalo. Miss Margaret Ryan, of the dlrec lory department, will motor to Rome City over tho week end. Itc HH Atnstutz, of the purchasing department, will spend the week end at Berne, Ind.

It. 11. (In Hup, purchasing agent; will spend tho week end In Kcndall ville, Ind. Robert Slcbold, pay station auditor, will spend tho week visiting friends and relatives at Blue, and Chicago. Herman Huffman and William Fisher, of the plant department, will spend tho week end at Rome City.

The first aid to household economy are the News and Sentinel classified pages. Phone 100. Wife Granted Divorce. (Spread to the News.) AUnURN, July 10. Mrs.

Edna Dicks, aged 22. was granted a divorce from Arthur Dicks In the DcKalb county circuit court Friday by 8pcclal Judge Wood. In making her plea she stated that he husband had been unfaithful to his marriage, vow. Hho further 'accused him of staying out at nights and that he had admitted to her that he had been associating with a woman of Ques tionable character: Hhe'alsc said that Her husbund go milled and that ho had told her he did not care for her and fliudly refused to associate with her. The couplo was married In February.

1917, and separated In Marchi 1120. They have one chclld, Ailoon. born Juno 4, 1917. The court granted her izuo alimony and ordered Dicks to pay JIG a month for the child's support. Returns 'for Annual Vacation.

(flprclll to th Hon) LAGRANGE. Ind, July 10. United States District Judge John W. Han ah, of the Panama Canal sons, and mother, Mrs. Burden, are on their way to their homo In Lagrange for their annual vacation.

Judge Hanan will remain here until early next fall, when he will return to take up his duties In the canal lone. A few evenings before he left Mr. Hanan was the guest of honor at a farewell reception given at the Baptist church at Colon. E. shave Birt's Barbers.

Married at Bride's Home. (Special la lh Ktws.) ANDREWS, July 10. The marriage of Miss Hazel Ellison, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Qeorge F.

Ellison, to Harold lirehqeman took placo'at 8 o'clock Thursday morning at the home of the bride In Dallas township. Attendants. wero Miss Ides Ellison, sister of the bride, and Cleorge Hahn. Rev. A.

L. Weaver read the service. Immediately after tho ceremony a wedding breakfast was served to the following; guests: Mr, and Mrs. S. E.

Ellison. II Ellison, Ides Ellison, Qeorge Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Weaver, Grace Coughlln, of Lagro. Mary. Margaret and Samuel Richard Elllnon. The couple, with their attendants loft for Ann after which they win resjuo in uroana.ui. Chautauqua Next Weak.

(Special ts th OSSIAN. July 10. The Mutual Chautauqua company will be In Os slan next week and the program will negin Tuesday, July 13, continuing for live Tho large tent will be pitched on the school around. J. L.

Pleasant, general manager, already is nere ana directing tne preparations. Miss Lorraine Day. the Junior supervisor, arrived yesterday and will Jiavo charge of the morning program for the children. Oeneral Electrlo employes contributed very substantially to the fund to relieve suffering In Armenia today through the efforts of a number of girls ot the plant, who volunteered for the work. Their names follow: Front row Edith Kwanders, Mary Kokenwi, Dorothy Monroe, Edna Zlnn, Corn Kelbv, Gladys McMUIian, Clam Kmith, Kleanore IIomeler Go'rdon and Irene JIatch Overmcyer, Rack rows Esther Landis, Rose Offerle, Bessie Smithey, Cora Blue Tolhamus, Nora I'nrk.

Miss Redman, Frances Roberts, Irene Fox, Hazel Revert, Cecil Pooler, Henrietta, App, MargaretMargaret Bowman Esther Reehling and Mary Leonard. Laura Wllmoth and Mary doss, who do not appear In the above picture, also assisted In the work. This laudable effort at the Oeneral, Electric plant was conducted In a most thorough and systematic manner, and resulted In the collection of a substantial amount for the general fund. The girls engaced In the collection work, passed through the factory and offices and took up the amounts that the employes had tooffcr. Miss Clara was fortunate In gettjng a check for, $60 from ono employe, who thoroughly believes In Armenian relief.

INDUSTRIAL HEADS. ARE PLEASED WITH NEW PLAN No Action on Proposed Indus trial Department at Y. M. 0. A.

Taken, However. NOTED SPEAKERS ATTEND Although no aollon was taken on llio proposed ijulndustrlal department for tho TVl. C. industrial heads representing many Industries In the city voiced, their approval of the new plans when they met at a dinner In tho association building last night. N.

C. of Chicago, sec rotary of tho Industrial department of the International Y. M. C. A.

for the central states, and Dr. II. F. Kallenbcrg, Industrial physical director for the same region, gave long talks on tho subject of establishing, tho nciv department. B.

W' Pelrce, renoral secretary of the local asso elation, also related the results of his conference with Industrial au thnritles at Lake Geneva. The meeting last night was open cd with a dinner, after which tho regular conference was held. 8. B. Bechtel.

president of the association acted as chairman find Introduced the speakers. N. C. Schllctcr was the first man to speak. His talk dealt at length with the many phases of Industrial work In different cities, telling how it is organized and how the activi ties are carried on.

He explained how Industrial cooperation of employes and employ ers aldod In production, and com pared the cases of other cities with the local association. In his talk he emphasized the fact that Y. M. C. A work la In no way connected with capital or labor, and holds no dls crimination for cither one.

Dr. Kallenbcrg In an Inspiring talk stressed the necessity qf physical ed ucatlon Jn Industries and their 1m portance better and greater production. talk: also dwelt en the details of various types of exercise adapted to Industrial workers. No Action Taken. No action' was taken at the meet ing last nignt.

Those present dls cuBsed the subject In Its many nhsses. and agreed that tho addition of this department Is" nf esSHTyTfor tho welfare of tho city The final decision will be aiado Infer after th employers get together. The board of directors of the association has tho power to add this new depart ment whenever It decides that It la appropriate to do so. Dancing every night ex cept Monday, with orchestra. Kuckuck'sr on Lincoln Highway.

Take E. Lewis car to end of line and autos will meet you there. Car la Recovered. (Hpecisl to th Nnra.) AODURN. July 10.

Aaron Satovsky of the Deldler company Jn Auburn received a telephone message from the Detroit police department Friday saying that his new automobile which was stolen July had been located. The car was recovered somewhere In Detroit and particulars as tojts condition were not given. The car was a new Auburn and had been run only a. few months. The owner left for Detroit to drive It home.

Dies at Infirmary. (SiwrUl to the Nm.) RLUFFTON. Ind, July 10. William Farr died yesterday at the county Infirmary, llurlal was this afternoon. A daughter of the deceased lives In Oklahoma and a brother's whereabouts la unknown.

Factory Employes Given Vacation. (Kiwis! to tht NcwO LAGRANGE. July 10. The glove and mitten factory owned by tho Myers brothers Is closed for two weeks, giving the employes a vacation and also permitting some necessary changes In the plant's Including the Installment of electrlo fans. Aged Man Dies.

(Spccjll to the News.) ANDREWS. July 10. Jesse Hullan old groceryman ot this place, due to complications of old age. His funeral was held Friday at the Methodist church, with burial at the Riverside cemetery. Receive Marriage Announcement.

(Spechl to tha Ntm.) RLUFFTON. Ind, July 10. Jlluff loon people yesterday received announcement of Hie marriage of Commander Harry Shoemaker, son of Draco Shoemaker, living west of niuftton, to Mrs. Anderson Offutt. The announcement was made by Mr.

and Mrs. Edjur Drullhet, a sister of the 'bride. The ceremony took place In New. York City. July Mr.

Shoemaker Is In command of the Pennsylvania. He won distinction during the world war by 'his effective Work In French waters. You can't be sure you can't find a house for rent unless you use and read News and Sentinel For Rent Columns, lc a word. Phone 100. Then if you fail you'll know there are none.

Superintendent Resigns. (Special lo the News.) RLUFFTON. July 10. J. S.

Cardiner, superintendent of the city electric light and water plant, tendered his resignation tp the city council last evening. He stated that ho had lieen offered a bigger Job with an Increase in pay, which the city could not meet. He stated that he would remain until someone can take his place. The cousctl has not accepted tho resignation and there may ho some effort to Increase the salary. NOTICE Special meeting of the Building Trades at Painters' Hall, Monday evening, 8:00 P.

M. Farmer Commits Sui.cide. (Special to the News.) WABASir, July 10. Porter Eltzroth, aged 40. a farmer residing a mile and a half south of LaUro.

near here, shot and killed himself yesterday morning in ono of the farm buildings. He left a letter to his wife explaining the cause of his act. When he did not come home for dinner, hit wife began looking for her husband and found the letter. A search over the farm wits then made and he was found shortly after I o'clock. THIRTEEN LAGRANGE UNITS AFFECTED BT ACT OF COURT LAGRANGE, July 10.

Thirteen of the sixteen units In Lagrange county are affected by the decision of the supreme court horizontal tax assessment Increase of the state board. Valuations as fixed by the county board of review 1ft 1919. appearing In the first column of figures, and the total as finally determined by the state board, in its. horizontal Increase, appearing In the second column, are as follows: Van Huron $339,600 $391,990 Newbury 639,020 71T.2B0 Shipshewana ..101,130 Eden 686,165 Clay 628,190 Lima 823,300 Greenfield 464,675 Johnson 490,000 Clearsprlng 666,220 Wolcottvllle town 139,940 Springfield 382,110 Rloomfleld 327,190 Lagrange town 667.675 Railroads or other corporations, notes, mortgages or money on hand at the time re not Included in these Increases. Increases of 20 per cent were ordered by the state hoard for Van Ilurcn, Newbury, Eden, Clearsprlng, 159,115 672,145 60S.810 893,485 62S.450 568,665 649,960 182,785 467,665 381,060 68B.O80 Clay, Lima, Greenfield, Rloomfleld and Johnson townships, 40 per cent for the town of Shipshewana, 30 per cent for Springfield and GO per cent for the towns of Lagrange and Wolcottvllle.

No Increase was ordered for Milford township or the town of Kant and West Topeka. Dancing every night except Monday, with orchestra. Kuckuck's, on Lincoln Highway. Take E. Lewis car to end of line and autos will meet you there.

HOLD THIRD MEETING Large numbers of people from the rolling mills district attended the third community meeting held next to the mission at the mills last night. The entertainment was put on by the social committees of the Y. W. C. A.

and Y. C. A. Music was furnished by the orchestra from the Indiana state school. Movies were also shown last night.

Wanted A cashier. Address Box 472, care News and Sentinel. LAST UROUP RETURNS Arrival In Fort Wayne of sixty five boys who spent the second ten day period in the T. M. C.

A. camp at Lake Syracuse marked the breaking of the, first real boys' camp that this city has ever known. Construction of the camp was started on June 14 and was completed by June 11, in time to accommodate the first group, of boys who were on the outing from June II to July 1, Their, places were taken by younger boyei who left for the camp July 1, and, returned this afternoon. Cars to convey all camp, members, to and from Syracuse were furnished; and driven by Rotarlans. Four trips were taken In all, making a total of four days which each driver sacrificed In order to render the service.

Trucks drivers to haul camp luggage and paraphernalia were also; furnished free of charge by different business concerjiS of the city. Number In Charge. A large. number of men were In charge of the boys during the three wee'ke, L. A.

Schwan. physical dl: rector of ths M. A and M. Rrunaon, boys' work secretary, oervlaed all camp activities In' the Trst youths camp. These two.were: snslsaed by eight camp leaders who directed and watched certain The seAond camp for the younger lads was In charge of R.

T. Veal, as sistant In the boys' work depart man nn 1AtrM. assistants 4 physical director. Fourteen young men experienced In camping acted as tent leaders, each one being In' charge of a tent RetldeS these secretaries and vol. unteers the camp also had Its cooks.

Two colored chefs prepared food for the campers. The camp was run on the principle of a military camp. Every rule breaker, was punished by means of ''kitchen police" and were required to peel potatoes and clean pots and pans. "Camp police" also was a military custom. Next Camp nigger.

That the next camp will be rim oh a large, scale was the announcement made by the secretaries today. Plans also are under way to have a camp for older men and young men next summer. Syracuse, which 'Is an Ideal Spot for a camp, will be used next summer. More tents will be added and bunk houses may be built. It Is probable that the camp will be made Into barracks.

Roys Happy. Every returning camper was happy and loud In his praise of the wonderful outing enjoyed. There was no sulking In corners. All were willing to do as directed and to render any camp service required of them. day held a store of new excitement for the youthful campers'.

A program so arranged to provide new recreation and forms of exercise Jtept the boys Interested to the very last minute. There was no bulging 'of camp activities toward the end. i DANCING TONIGftT Trier's Amusement Park. sVsVeC ffl Considerable deposits of have recently been discovered In Finland. I 53 SS SSs 2w 55 E2J 55 2Js3j s3s 3vS Xj 3JJSvi a rjrc 4 ft o.

0 0 feo 235 S5TMi Cl 1 CA Stove in this city is selling Summer Suits tnat bear a little label marked L. Every garment touched by that label seems to be completely The exact truih of the matter is this: (Uheres a little band of Summer SuitQsWakqrs with, one ideal to turn out the finest qtiality featherweight clothes that ever greeted a hot day. Jiov cNow, if you don't mind paying on extra dollar or swfor'tho mivilefeo of wearing a Trppical Worsted, or a 'Palm Beach, or a Priestley "Cravenette" English cMohair, that really smacks of individuality find out who carries the clothes that bear tho three modest little letters L. then draw your own conclusions. Qo save you a quest we tnention the name below.

PATTERSON FLETCHER CO. Wayne Harrison Streets The Store That Does Things 2 2 22 scj Tc SjjC j2 2 2 A iJ A'n'nTrii 0 0 f. 0 ID ..0 0 a ft ft Sff ''m iisfesftii't ai r3.