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PAULirC FREDERICK IN SYMPATHETIp ROLE Al THE llESffiWE'S "20,000 I KENDALLVILLE C0NS0BIPTI0NI3TS Late UNDER THE SEA" AT Pauline Frederick, appearing in "Heaping Tlr" at the Transfer ye ttrdtr to day, haa curd a part that take a very strong hold on one ympathle. Her husband want to get rid of her eo he can marry another flha loves their boy. end finally agreea to separation If the boy la given her. This Is done but the father later teal the boy The twefth episode of "The Voice On the Wire," la aleo very exciting Great crowd of people cheered and applaud ed throughout the allowing yesterday. In thla episode Shirley eucceeda In capturing all of the gang except Ited Warren, the head Thla la Paulino Frederick week at the Tranatr theater Tuesday aha will appear In Wednesday In "BeMa Donna," and Thursday In "The World a Great Snare." Synopsis of these plays wea glvtn in the Sunday edition of th Journal Gaxette These four plays rs Pauline Fredericks beet play.

Specwl tale, screen paint; 214 16 E. Main. Extra! AGAIN TO DAY AMD TO'MONROW THE SUBLINE Ethel LBarrymore With TOO people In "The Call of Her People" Metre's Flrat Super.Speclsl In Seven Modern Acts. Pram EaVvirf Sheldon's Fameus "EOYPT" Augmented Orchestra Contrition 2 te 11 m. 1 Hjr end SO Mlnutts Ne Advance In Prices.

ANY SEAT 15c Vs'ce." 15c THE FORT WAYNE JOURNAIGAZETTE MONOAy MORNING, JUNK 86, 11, About twt yeera are Fort Wayne gas ed with astrrilment at the wonders of the ea thtruga the ere of the motion picture canwrs. Tbe Williamson broth erf had brevighat from the ocean's bot episodes of startling and amusing nature for dramatis enfl human Interest. These were remarCable views obtained with he aid of an ingenious contrivance Invented by these rt ru Teetemay at the Jerrerson tne int KENDALLVILLE Ind. June It. The Noble oounty conscription board has nn lehed lu labors and Dr It Williams of Kendallvtlle who represented the east third of the ounty furnishes the llet of namee aa those registering In precincts from 11 ta 15 Inclusive representing the corporate limits of KendaUvlUe, The board will appreciate reporting to them any who have failed to register.

Daniel Webser Hunan Delbert Louis Mushong Frank Allen Tower, John Phroyer, Raymond Edward Miller, Bussed Frey, Oscar MoMUIon. P. Miller, R. Shlek. Archibald John llahn, William Bhlppy, Mllo llaeoall Clay, Fred Haeklna, Charles WeetphM, Arthur Francis Flandt Arthur Ror Wolf, Will lam Elchelbaugh, Homer Frederick, Hugh Isaah Blttlkoffer, John Raymond Harder, Roy Hiram Young Carl Oil Man.

Clyde Hart, Dale Ktwood Wyatt, Ernest Hovarter, Oarrjr DeHoff, WiU veraal Fllmteoirapasr, which acquired the! YSL ti TrVnr rights to tls Invention and the services wrd L. Postle. Otto Henry Lang. Carl Lang. Cecil 8 Orlfflth, William Hugh Sawyer, Olenn Jay Merkllng Analey Vernon Friend Don Russell Julius Albert Ats.

Hrwln M. Ooodwln, Oeorge Schllcfmerer. Bern Sheldon Uelghn. Lloyd Henkenberger, Arthur lair Squires OUIe Zimmerman Ullam Oustave Franae, Trace Carl McMarrell. Robert Mercer, Clarence Burnett Half ley.

Michael James Walchalk, Ray. Hart, Ralph bdward loung Clarence 8 Reed Olen T. Hart, Carroll Linden Holcomb, Lyle Mulholland, Walter Paul Mock; Joseph It Rogers, Oeorge Walchalk, Theodore Ferdinand Witske. Ralph Mowrln Karl Milliard Clarence Carl Gillian, Cletes Karl Baumgartner Samuel Ralph Bpotta, Wilbur H. Tyler, Richard Baall Twltchell, Orover Lawrence Duff, Howard Whit comb Charles Hugh Baker.

Lester Alfred Wbltson. Fred E. Whlteman. Frank B. Btout Melvln Bogner Perry Fair, cor.

of the exhibited the latest achievement aexompllihed with the aid Of this modern adjunct to the film Industry In aDlcttrUl offering drawn from Jules Verne "Twenty Thousand Leaguee finer the Sea And a houseful of speLa.lc rt which kept the seats at a premium al clay They appreciated the prtvljeice of witnessing a film achievement wrought with skill and endurance. Is an Erjoyeste "Movie." It Is not in vrj day afflar to witness man eating shark darting directly at you with tren jaws as If ready to snap them togetier vlth their prey between their teeth er to observe them awlmmlng majestically by clnrlng and fearlees. Kven motion pictures do not frequently beard the ienlaeni ef the aea In their lair and pertreur the activities of the ocean a bottom la these lime the nau Islenda have vteual reflection. One be COMIMO TO THE STRANO 1 MARY PICKFORD "A ROMANCE OF THE REDWOODS" Transfer Theater A House of Stars Pauline Frederick Week TO DAY Pauline Frederick In SLEEPINQ FIRES' and 12th, episode ef "The Voice on the Wire" "Vary Thrilling. Tuesday "Audrey." Wed nweday "Bella Donne" ThurKJeyTtie World's Oreat anare." Pauline Frederick le tree etar tit each.

LYRIC TO DAY McCRHEVY DOYLE Cemedf Noeelty Entertainers MANNING LEO Class and Comedy GOLDEN TRIO Athletes In Bronie. 6FECAL Mack Sennet's J10O0O0 Master Cereiedvi 100 Pretty Girls In a vonderful Nature Danes "HER KATURE DANCE" EVERYBODY ORPHEUM Final Times Te day. ROBERT WARWICK and GAIL KAN THE FA1.8E FRIEND" Tuss. and Wed Reglna Bsdet. If yea want to aartlclpate ta the proflta derived from our chain of lgn claae motion picture theatres.

ef whtek the Orpteam la one. leave row name at the box office er mall card for fall particulars. Our preferred ateek pays 1 mentaly. 0r two hundred etoek holders tra Fort Wayne alone. BANK CPU A MERCHANTS THEATRE! CO.

Ontieum Thestrs Bldg. holds In aldltioi to the animal life, reefs snd rpeniee breathing wth lire magnificent 'veg ttaUon, picturesque coral bedded Oeu. From this point of view the entertainment la a photographla marvel Ca.pt, Nerne hero of Jules Verne drama, recalls tbe strangs career of the Flying Both ware sea rovers one on vergeane bound and the other because he riad displeased the Almighty, and neither touched port. Va an adwitaire story with the thrill of the pirate crew snd the call of the wild and tl9 vta. alth the Improbable and Impossible eo coblned with reality that one raji lardly oetermlne where truth beglni ant fiction et is "Twenty and ehLrls and devilfish, and whole gardena of itiloreea life hold and fascinate and see like a dream For although ernes tubmarlnes are how the commonest tlUn we know In pictures yet comblnod vita the marvelous Will lamaqn plrtoree the eld fascination that held us spellboejnc till we finished one of Jules erne a atortes Is now carried Into motion ptelure entertainment of a most kind.

Added fea vi re victor Moore, the celebrated comeaiirs in Commuting Bargain matino to lay, le and 10c SOUTH WHITLEY NEWS SOUTH WirTTLET, Jnd June 14. Jay Mo Claln. whose, wife vu formerly Mlea Fern Robblm thla place, had all the fingers of fin lelt hanil severed by machinery In trie Overland faotory In Toledo, where rie emplojM, the accident occurring a rear days sgo Forty people tended the E. meeting held at OtltimOla City last Sunday A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Hubert VNaid Htturday evening, and a Mr and lira Mils Ulmmlck nt Pnrt Wayne epent a lew days here lsst week with friends ta liilt, i titr former heme town. Robert Harley, son of Olin Harley, who enlisted In the regular army and was sent to Port Thitmaa, Ky and later to the border, la now with the 19th regl ment at tlettjtbvrs Fa.

The members mf the Research club and their hushaitla motored to Trl lake resort Wednenlay and enjojed a days outing taklnic their lunches with ttsem. Jeese A Clasler spent ednesday In Columbia Cl.y and attended the funeral of Miss Psart iuralrun Prof Htrt, brother ef Dr Bruce Hart, who lift several daya ago for his home in Peat tie. Wn!) Is making visits at Denver. Colo and other nolnta. be.

fore arriving home The M. h. laalee ef State street Thursday afternoon entertained the members of the Itount Table olrcle at the home of Mrs liTnun fox. Miss Edna Lew has boon at death'a door for eewral weeks from bronchial trouDle, and tne end leexpected at any time Her leather George Lee, la also yet seriously II from heart trouble and nervous breakdown, and lr I P.Drayer of Fort Wayne sited him this week Mrs. Ralph Lancaster rrmalna In the Same serious condition from a compllca tlon of allmente, natch may not be alle of the futura new liome of Mrs.

R. ano son uri. Mrs. Fred Norrle and sort Glenn spent Friday In Jortl Manchester with friends Mrs if TCIlsoa entertained the members of the Tonne; Married nen Sunday school cliaa of the JJ o. Jrch Friday evening Earl Emen on and E.

Hull transact ed business In Columbia Cltr Frldav Diarraa jienauro lert eaturday Mrs for 3afV for at two neeks' visit. Mls Lela Collir ef Columbia City la working at Che Home telephone ex change aucceedlrig Mlea Roberta Wright who reatR ne4 1x1 Krteg will le tried September 1 Justice Jelltesn lor assault and battery Rev Helms elalrnlng the defendant pur posely tried crowd him off ths road as the tw wrre drivlnir machines Krlea'e ball lias been fixed at 1 00 and furnished For Rent Large office room, Stioaff Bldg. Inquire Shoaf Office. JEFFERSON Jules Vivee'i Fsntsstlo Story, "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" The only picture ef its kind Id the world Under the aea drama by the WIMamlon Bros. Two years in the mating Coat one half mil lien.

Imaaiaatjeii outdone. Your fondest ficcien dreems resllied. The atmeat impoiaibls attained. Added: 'VICTOR MOORE in "COMMUTING" Bargain matinee te day, Se lOo, 1Ctftav 1C U. tThr lismfTrMV Browand Vllllam H.

Wilson. Harlow ls Jennings Holly femaster, Herbln 12 Marchland. Oeorge W. Browand. Lee Roy Arnle E.

Under, Joseph A. Bo braakl, Clarence K. Richard, Alvtn H. Kammerer, meet Richard. James Kvers.

Frvln Rutledge, Arthur Belght, Rudolph Rehwlnkel, Fdwln Lang rehr, William Btrouse Thomaa Havlland, Tracy Clark Oeonre II 1 err Merle Harper, Ralph L. lllnkley Virgil L. McQulre. Roy Schroeder, Wallace Aj Bherman, JCistus Boeee, Otis lllnkley, Lemmon arble Norman Adrian Orlf rln Harry Oliver IIofT. Claud A Orlftln, William Vtury swans Walter Hmol li.eko.

aifford Hampshire. Vera Ullllspte, Charles H. Whitney. Orble Ray Ihner, Charles Clinton Bloomfleld, Banger Pollock. Albert Runge Ivan Ray Wallace, John 1 Carper Thomaa 8 Johnson Elmer UlUlsple, Holly H.

Marsh, Albert Roy Rogers Clarence Moon, Norman R. btrater, Rajrmond Jones William C. Turner, Lake William Klser, Charlea A. warts William Paige. Oeorge Westfall.

Lewie 8 Beldel tcnry Hummers, jaivin uignty, ltusseu Renebtrger, Loy McWIlllams Fred Kline William R. Mitchell John R. Russell. Carl Foes. Charley Nott.

Earle Hose, Emory Ackerman Kenneth Ilartseit Charles A A. weaver, Artnur Frenenckr luia Muesstng rtarry Thurlow n. Homeher, Emoral K. Austin, Carl Poage, John Herb Archie Mc Qahen. Kent Nelson.

Fred Lloyd Pratt Robert Flelsher, Theodore Henry Hassold Clarence W' Barker Frederick Carl Coffelt Oeorge Bruck, Flmer Bchuman Reuben Parker, Ralph A tetter, Manuel Chrlstlleb Ernest F. Bhew Cecil Earl Westphal. Ray Hewitt, William John Weber, Howard like. Flmer L. Kessler, Francis McCaske, Thurlow A Berhalter Clinton Norman Klmmell Charles Christian Boener, Carl Frede lck Mabua Royal Paul Falter Le.

land Frurlp Harry Helwlg, Harry I Kessler Otto HofTmeyer Frnest Ryan John Morley McKellar, Maurice Jamea Bly Thomas Brown Lasaroa annas Ralston Fischer Harold Laah I'uuman uuy rsewton Miner, nomas Flmer ptoneburner, Charlie I lewellyn Palmer, Clyde Herbert Revher Flmer Height, Alfred Peter Holt, L. Mont Hoajf. lln iuipn Airred Wilkes jonn A dlnr Fred Lvnch Charles Edward Rice Clell Kemp Herry A Llele Earl Kenneii Kiime Julius lale Korr ltu dolph. Mecklenberg Chartes Augustine Ijien uoe day ciurr Bamuei Morris Fouaht. Frank Meyers Arthur Whitman Clarence Weelev Huftv Ma rlon Flswprth Bqulrea Fdaar Zolman, David Valentl Clemenger Fellmer Albert E.

Schlabach, Clare Clinton Bhlppy, Harold E. Crawford, Albert Iienry tvehmeyerc Charles Ray Wert, Chester Edward Treesh. Levi H. llollln ger, Dore E. Fraln, John Cecil Bchroeder, larl A fltrater.

K. Hafer, Raymond A. Lee, Crawford, Kd mar. Lealle Watts William It. Rwerte.

Dale Olen Btrater, Julius Francis Cer teaux. Alvln Max Htreuee. Leslie 1 jdwsrd Klmmel Paul Kllnkenberg, Jr. Edward Henry Burger. Ronald Hall Jones, William Harold Bhauck, Clarence Blase Brill uuara ma Ilut.1, vvnror.

Bhamburrrr, Walter Lewis Burger, Virgil Airner, tjtarenca custer pisrson, ueorse Adair Alsbaugh, David Earl Bright, Herman Albert Werarer. wriuiam Fred Kaetner. Walter Ray Alabaugh William Paul avrupp toe wiuiam poage cjan rroa erlck Snyder Floyd Elror Keith, William Mahneamlth, Marcus le Dleterle, Karl William Kruno. Oeorra Earl Wagner. Maurice A.

IJrumheller, Lowell Leslie iNewman. tjrnn nine Annur i.iunn worth Beyer, Keith Clifford Yotter, William Atler Wright, Clark Leonard Days, Frsd Morton Fought, Gordon UUltsple, Clarence Wlndle. bar! Bloomneld, Samuel Evans Bmlth, Lei toy B. Nicker eon, Albert hi. Frits, Ralph Deema, John Mitchell, JSarl L.

Rollins, Herbert K. l.ieie, Hyron h.mlnger, Cltto iua (jroee, Jarret T. Ragan. John R. Hovarter, Cur tis Rutleds Banford Rollins.

Charles A. Askerman, Chester Mlrt BOesor, Orle r. hiauer, Archie A. Calkins, ueorge i Lnhney, Frank C. Dlggtns, Archie Wright, bdward Burwell.

Frnat Aungst, Cecil A. Fisher, Cleon B. Hlnes, Hevr Bmlth. Tonv Totu. Ernest Bly, Alfred R.

Herendeen. Kllsworth Hanna. Warren Oreenwalt warren R. Bexton, OH L. Ihrle, Charles Hess, John Fischer.

Homer K. Forker, Oeorge II Knott. Paul 8. Hees. Alfred Bryant.

Don Cft Sellenbercer. Forrest B. Tey, Henorn wnite, William u. jonns wlii'M KeevwTTTang liouw 'Laumll tun Basil Fr ienar Edward Owen, Roy Ruehart, John M. rjeaney.

ueiDert narnyet iiaroio vw gins. Donald Bteohen Dlebele Harold El ror Greenwood. Frank Wlsler, Walter Preston Albert Janob Ackerman. Harry Ixng Fred William Campbell, Forrest imer i.ung mery wood lioover, war vin tsr Kimmeii, pan Atner Aiouaoier, Daniel Earl Martin, Carl William Johnson, Oeorge Christ Kurts Chares Frederick Traster. Walter Leltov Saunders, Oeorge William Helwlg, Cleanthea I man uel Caiaier, uust Nicholas upeuer.

nenry rngeinert ilcivamaie, Kay Aiannesmitn Bcott Forker, Bylvester Jsy Zonker, William Clinton Zimmerman. Amos Bloom field Julius Walter Lehman Ora Arthur Martin Earl Adolph Reicl rrd Ueorge Bloomlleld. Arthur LeRor Da vl neon. Btephen Andrew Walchalk, Court Row land Bowman, William Kay Coffelt, William Paul Freyberg Russell Kdwsrd Bhlpe, trancts Louis Race Harold Bur totikutcher, Herbert Cart Swagner Herman Andrew Freahse Andy Fdward I'lrkert Lenlle llollln Fox Curtis Frank lin Martin, Jonathan Thomaa Long, Claude Edward Bhults Charlea Martin Waters Frank Earl Traster, Pheottls alerea Lopenshlre, Lewis Folts Albert Carl Bprandet, Isaao Olenn Crawford. William Harold Marwln.

Fred Charles Tertler James Frase Fmll Bloomfield, Oeorge Clifton Suoher, Timothy Peter Becker Louis Frederick Sprandel, Taylor. Harry B. Fritx Walter Ounder, Lawren Emerson McCartney, Maurice Iouia isiunm. waiter autnin iimh, Charles Arthur Bchroeder, Arthur Will iam Hchwerti, Fred W. Bollnger Albert Arthur Auer, Harold Albert Merkllng, John Franklin Cramer Harold Otis Wtll latna Paul Arthur Mlsselhorn, Vincent Ignatloua Bteekley, carl jonn Bong nn ter Boyd Alhelm, Clarence Coverstone, Arta Clare Zimmerman John Betoel, Harold Pierre Shew, Frank H.

Weber, Bchutt, Ralph Eugene Field, Clar ence 1 elver, Glenn Alto Favlnger Clyde Ingle Zern. William Oren McKee ver, Charlea Duwan Karl Ernest Ya nan, Floyd Richard Fullerton Arthur Carl Casner, Don Brouse Don Bmlth, Charlea Everett Ihrle Herbert Oale Shew, A II Humpf Basil Berhalter, Wilton Jacobs, Larley Logan Ramsey Wen en Ira Ctayton Kammerer, Jarl Ftroy ern, Roy A Bhambaugh Harmon Alton Parker Bamuel Homaher Jr. LeRoy Alfred Relghts, Cleo Frank Rhodenhamel, Valma Loren Howlett, Fern Stare, Burton Charles Thomas William Mward Be bert, Arthur Victor Irothers Frank Bchults Masters, James Howard Craven, Nevln Shook Waltea Charles Olndel. sparger Edward Albert Bchrelber Frank Kdwant DeWItt Homer Olenn Tergarden, Henrv Frnest Runge Robert Owen Dancer, Charles Emory Franks, Fred 8axon William Lester Wllaor. Raymond S.

Walters A certain type of man will go to the greatest lengths to secure the woman he Is Infatuated with Much a man In De itt Clinton, one of the characters In "The False Friend" He ruins his best friend through carefully planned villainy and he marries the girl, but in the end he meets his Just deserts Robert Warwick in "The False Friend" plajs the role of the man who surfers from the villainy of his false friend. He plays the part perfectly and Miss Qall Kane, who is seen in the role of the girl also playa her part to perfec tion "The False Friend' la a new World picture Brady made and It will be seen at the Orpheum ror the con cluding1 times to day It la a splendid offering fast moving ana tnorougniy entertaining You will enjoy it See it Reglna Badet. the vampire of France Is coming to the Orpheum to morrow and Wednesday in "The Golden Lotus COLUMBIA CITY NEWS COLLMBH CITY lnd. Juns 11 Homer Binder who Is attending the offl ers resen school at Port Sheridan, in nrrieu norno niurrmy rieiuna spenxl an over Sunday leave of absence witn nts ratner uinaer, ana ato Wdneada evening June 17, In the school nouse at Jefferaon Center It Krje of tort Wane an able authorltj on animal diseases, will deliver a free locture on 1 reventlon of Hog Cholera, It will be a free meeting of the farmers of ths community and efforts will be made at the time to organise to wage war on hog cholera, that every year Infests farms In tbe southern part of the county. Adam Roberts and wlfs anlved home Friday from a visit of several days at Boston, Niagara Falls and other points of Interest In the east.

A new ten horse power engine was Installed In the Model steam laundry Saturday Lawrence Miller bf Washington township, who already haa ths beginning of a fine herd of Guernsey cattle, haa purchased a oung Ouernsey registered bull Max from Rob MaNagny, owner Of the KUIarney farm west of LarwIlL Raymond bmlth and William Murray, of Huntington college matea at Depauw university of Qall Lancaster of this city, spent ths week end bere with the latter young man MUa Lutba Williams left for Indlanap olta Saturday to spend a few days with her nephew, Lieut Ralph Williams at the officers reserve training school 111 Prscht former part owner of the Lyceum theater of thla city, who has enlisted as a musician In the Sixth Ohio regiment, haa seven; German cousins righting sgatnst the allies Mr Pracht knowa of thrse of theee having been killed. Mr Pracht a parents emigrated to America from Alsace, Germany. Kellar Beeson, Miss Ruth Orner, Ben Smith and Rev. Kesslnger have arrived home from the Branch Chrlatlan Fndeavor meeting at South Bend, held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Wlddefleld suffered a heart attack Saturday but medical attention was soon given and he recovered nicely Jamea Oalvln has arrived from Van Wert, where ho adjusted a loss with a railroad company, austalned when cattle were Injured in ei. The Whitley county C.

A funds are atlll coming In. Saturday Rev Will Hunter received a check from John Dietrich of Larwlll for 157 16, Richland township quota The quota for hit ley county was 11000 and about M00 let remalna to be ralaed Mre A McLlwee, mother of Roy McElwee, of New York city, who was formerly connected with the American consular staff In Oermany. will arrive here next Wednesday for a short visit with Mrs A Hunter who visited Mrs. McElwee family while they were yet in oermany Mrs Mem wee late husband was pastor of ths Larwlll and Columbia City churches for several yeera. A Lnderwood of Tlerceton has been granted a poultry II mie by the clerk of Whitley county ernle L.

Clark haa aocepted a position as clerk In the Moraan cafe Phil Clugaton of Crswfordsvllle, who has been visiting friends In his former home city, left Friday for Madison to take a summer course In Lngllsh at tne t'niversit) or Wisconsin. ADDRESSES THE MOOSE Supreme Secretary Is Chief Speaker at Picnic Held Yes terday at Hamilton. TRINITY BOY CHOIR PRESENTS OPERA "Yokahoma Maid'' TO NIGHT AT NEW PALACE. Hear ths Oreat Bey Soprano, Masiert yniis Link CATChT MUSIC QORQtOUS COSTUMES. Boys' Day Robison Park, June 28th.

Bo not dress up on hoys' Day It will be just one long day of fun and frolic The usual Hoys Day Feature Farad will be postponed till Homp Day, when both boys and girls will Join In one big dress up parade Ten cent round trip street car far (or all leys ana sin on tyr vay. HUMANITY'S CROSS OF HOPE AND SERVICE ft I''HJfc 'i vA. SIH I lTisaaJtaa. yJlxex. 'fe SBSBfQlOKt ekrwttJar The above striking drawing was made J.

F. Winjr, artist and architect of Port Wayne, and donated to the Red Cross for use in the present wonderful campaign. Its beaut and significance combined with the timeliness of the nation's greatest work in the cause of the hope and freedom of the world thrills with a sense of its message to all mankind. Its slogan "By This Sign We Give to Relieve the Distressed" typifies America's position at this hour. "BILLY" SUNDAY GIVES AT Thousands of Persons Visit the Park and Hear Stirring Sermon; Warsaw News.

WARSAW, Ind, June ror more than an hour Sunday afternoon at the Inona Lake auditorium Ullly" Sunday, the famous evangelist, held the cioae attention of several thousands of persons while he preached a sermon from tbe text, Bhow Thyself a Man It waa an lntenaely patriotic addreae and the the following 'Every man la aome boy hero and the devil geta many a boy bj getting hla daddy first, The best time to sow a crop of wild oats Is when you are between 16 and DO yeare of age, Manv men are nhvslcal slants and moral midgets A whisky barrel la far more dangerous tnan a gun oarrei Better by far to be a sign post as you go through lifs than a tombstone, Before you Jump In the hopper first look at the kind of grist that is coming out The auditorium waa crowded to Its ca pacity and a large number were unable to gain admittance More than a thousand automobile parties spent the day at Winona. Tne piatrorm in tne audi torlum was entirely surrounded by i mass of flowers and foliage and the national colors were artistically dla filayed. Rev 6anday and family will eave Monday for the ranch at Hood Hirer, ore, wnere tney win spend ins summer SAVE THOSE GARMENTS. Do not discard a suit dress, jacket, waist cloak, necktie or any garments until jou are sure you have gotten full service from them Proper cleansing will keep jour new garment new and. make your ol dgarments do Telephone us 8001 Troy Dry Cleaning Co.

LEGAL NOTICES State of Indiana, Court of Allen, ss In the Allen Circuit Court, Faustina Peltier. Administratrix of the estate of Catherine Peltier, deceased, vs Mary Blalslng Ada line Tlmme. Byl venter Blalslng, John Blalslng The undersigned, admlnlatratrtx of the estate of Catherine Peltier, deceaeed. nereoy gives notice that virtue of an order of the Judge of the Alien Circuit Wayne. Indiana, and from dav ta dav thereafter until aold, offer for rale at pri vate saie, an or tne interest or ssia ae cedent In and to the following described real estats to wlti Lot No.

SI, Bond Third Addition to the City of Fort Wayne, Indiana; and Lot No It, Edger ton Adrltlon to the Town of New Haven, Indiana Bald sale wl'l be made subject to the approval of said Court, for not leas than the full appraised value, and upon the following terns: Full amount of purchase money cash In hand FAUSTINA PELTIER. Administratrix Fort Wayne. Ind June 1917 Waveland Kerr, Atty 11 1 CENT PER WORD LOCAL LODGE WINS PRIZE ISLAND PAnK, Hamilton Lake, Ind June 24 William Trteket Giles su prem secretary of the Loyal Order of Moose, was chief apeaker her to day at the annual picnic held by the Moose lodges. The affair wa the moot successful ever, held by the Moos of northern Indian, and 5,000 attended Mr. Giles spoke of the wonderful growth of the Moos lodge and howed what had been done In a fra ternal way by the supreme Hon.

Harry II Hllgeraann, of Fort Wayne, Past Dictator EL Ford, of tort Wayne lodge, and Attorney Scheene, of Montpeiier, 0 were the other apeak er ut, uavia, or juompeiier, pre sided. Fort Wayne lodg No. ZOO, won the ilk banner In the competitive drill contest Four other Uk banners were given to different lodge Fort Wayne lodge member mad up a carload over the Lake Shore to Pleasant Lake and were transported from there to the Island by automobile COULD NOT EXPECT MORE Two Year' lllnsss Cured by Gland Th Great Gland Tonic Btat of tndlara, Allen County, ss BTATF OF INDIANA, ALLFV HUPER. IOR COURT, ALLEN COUNTT. INDIANA JOHN KEINTZ, JR.

FLORENCE "KEINTZ It aonearlna to the satlafaetlon of the Clerk of eald Court, by the affidavit of a disinterested person, that the follow ina namvu Qfipnoini lorenoe iveinis Is a non resident of the State of Indiana and that a cauae of action exlats gainst said oerendant in favor of said plaintiff, for divorce Notice is therefore hereby given ssld non resident defendant of the filing and pendency oi said complaint, and that unices she appears before the Judge of said Court on the th day of August, 1117, ana si answer or demur thereto, the sams '111 be heard and determined In her areence. U8ea) Attest: DAVID STOUT, Cleric bncniviv cinr iui.a, Attorneys for Plaintiff. June 11 11 21, 1117 Mrs. Susan Taylor, S4S S. William 8t, Ohio, eald: Two year ago I had a general breakdown.

I wai nervous, and. hardly able to drag; around. My llvr and kidney were sluggish and my complexion callow. I felt sleepy and drowsy most all day, yet I did not sleep well at night My heart fluttered terribly at times. I wa la this miserable condition, two years A 'rlend persuaded ma to try Olando Tonic, The first treatment helped in.

am taking th slith treatment ana la feeling so well that I gladly recommend Olando Tonlo to any on who suffers as I did." Nearly every cas of poor.health Is duo to Inactivity of. th liver, kidneys and other glands. Ther la enough poison produced In the body every day to cause poor health If. It Is not eliminated. This polion can he removed only by keeping the gland In a good working condition.

Borne of th most common symptoms of Inactive glands are headache, dluiness indigestion, constipation, backache? pain or ache under the shoulder blade, blllousne, tonstllUs and Quinsy. These renditions can be most quickly relle 1 by using Olan do tne areat aiand i onic it restores the glands to action, remoTes the WANTED TO BUY MJTOMOB I LE. INTED To buy 11 Ford touring car Doaies, win pay not over loo Address 404. Joumal Oasette 1 21 lt' VVANTED To bur any kind old auto moDiie. 1417 black FARMS NTffTouTTrTrToTMreeo7t Lincoln 1 1 if way or piew Haven Ave.

Give full details to Lincoln," care Joumal Oasette 14 lt Hniuti WXNTDTTbuyTnedTutnprTcedhrne in Fort wayne Aaaress k. iio, journal Uasette 11 lt MISCELLANEOUS. phone 1111 and our man will oall and give you a price on what ypu have Furniture Exchange, 124 Columbia Bt mona wed tf WILL pay highest price on market for seo ond nand furniture and tools, for la dies and gsnts clothli Phone lltt. 1811 Calhoun Bt 11 mon tus wed tf WANTED Diamond will buy ons to three karat stone, must bs perfect. Address Diamond, care Journal OasetU WANf.

ED 000 old feather beda, highest cash price paid, write postal. Pullman Feather Co care Joumal Oasette 15 lmo enange for Columbia grafcnolaiv Jaeooe atusio nouse, jvsi ee wauoua dl 1 lS tl TURNER8 LAWN FETE A COMPLETE SUCCESS. The lawn fete at the Turner hall last night which was the last ot a series of octal events that were given during the paat few week In observance of the twentieth anniversary of the founding of the Vorwaerta Turnvereln, waa a complete euccess and th spacious UNDERTAKERS WANTEDTO RENT nouse I'none i green WANTED To rent room down town one evening each week for band rehearsal Phone Till red tf SEE TODAY IDEAL ACRE GARDENS, RASTETTER See page 23. Professional Directory KLAEHN MELCHING UNDERTAKERS ANO EUSALMERS Fin Funeral Furnishings 21.223 WaaMnoton Blvd, East Tot. 23S Meter Ambulane DR.

J. A CHAPMAN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Specialising In Aoute Disease, Bboaft Bldg. Fifth Floor. 1721 PHONKO 1114 Blue. r.

ir I lmpurltle and build up th entire 91 Republics 111 Ft. Wayne, system. Sold only In 0 cent treat 1 1Q7 i. emuiliee. Aalrl ment and guaranteed to glv aatls Ii faction.

Manufactured by th Gland i why. Drmge Heurrw Kt)pulmcs. Aid pq, ft way, ud. I Getz Cahill I UNDERTAKERS 1011 Cslheun Street Open Day and NlgM Beth Phenee Beet ervlee at ranaae PrWee, titr Serylea. OSTEOPATHY Hsy Fvr and Oatarrh New Method Developed oa western coast Completely relieves all symptoms, riot an experiment but a selentlflcelly prove Third Fleer Shosff Bldg.

Phene t04 fee Appointment. DR. JOHNSTON OSTEOPATH leer ahosff Old a (Take glevster) Orsduste ef Klrksvliie, Me. Phense Reeldenee, MMf Omee, IMS. 'V.

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Years Available:
1873-1923