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3 TT SECOND SECTION FORT WAYNE JOURNAL GAZETTE THE PEOPLE'S PAER FORT WAYNE AND NORTHERN INDIANA'S LEADING HOME" NEW SPAPER AND WANT AD MEDIUM. SECOND SECTION NEWS OF THE WORLD FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 2, 1920 (BYASSOCIATEDPRESS) PRICE THREE CENTS IS ON THE DECREASE NOW Health Commissioner thara will be but a few In Fort, Warns Thera hava btn a fw of chicken post reported during the last two day Tha school children are taking up grtat da of Umi thaaa daya. The teachera of the school ara operat Int with the health board and.J"unf Prtitl atara having throat troubla or other allmenta are balng aant home Patients Will Be Out Soon (child before admitted to achoot araln la renulred to have a reDort from the health officer and this work la Dr Eric A Crull cltr haalth com SSPln JKrull C1Ief BaBllnr 7 Officer William Brown buay Tn mm oner reportea laat night 'int the contagtoua dleeaoea In thla city wrr aiuwij wacrvaaing in numoer i nftur tnis lime mere ara aoma eighty nrai ciaas tonamon new lartiada. Officer William Brown buay FOR SALE Saxon Six, PNEUMONIA CLAIMS AGED STORM VICTIM Daniel Hoffman, of Adams County, Succumbs to Shock I months, died at the noma of tola OT OUOaen tXDOSUre Prnta, Mr and Mrs. Henry Havar.

Mt eleven mllea aouth of Port Wayne on tna Decatur road laat evening at DIC ATI It, laa Aarll Dailcl Mart 1 clock. Death resulted from con maa hniwi fifmtf tf Pnit geatlon of the lunge. Bealdea thaj jaaama cauntr aiea teaar trans ana cnua ib surrivsa or Rtumaaia fht ea hie auadwi aisiir onis ana One vrotner smuts ike lamaala a Sunday a.M bread we usual. think of hea4 braadV ft la aomatlmee made from roots, fruita and the bark of treea. but generally only from grlM euch aa wheat, rye, corn ate.

Tba word bread cornea from ait Old word bray meanlnr to sound Thla came from tha method ajeed In preparing the iww rooQ which waa pounced waa aid to be brayed arm later thla spelling waa changed to bread Properly apeaklng however these brayed or ground materials are not really bread In our aeneeof using the term until they are moistened with water. when it becornee dough. The word dough ta an old one meaning to moisten Thla dough waa in olden Umea Immediately baked In hot aahea and a hard Indigestible lump of bread was the result. Accidentally It waa discovered that if the dough waa left for a time before baking allowing It to ferment It would, when mutu with mora; dourh awell no and be coma porous. Thuo wa got our word loaf from an old word It flan which meant to raise up or to lift up.

When waa wheat flrat need In making bread? It la not clearly known when or by whom wheat waa discovered but It seems to hava been known from the earliest time Tt Is mentioned In the Bible can be traced to ancient Egyptr and there are records ahowlng (that the Chinese cultivated wheat as early aa S70e Br Te day 4 supplies tha principal article for making areaa 10 an tha civiusea nations tha world Tha origin of tha wheat plant la said to hava been a kind of grass wnicn ia given a i tin name Asguops ovaia oy ine Dotaniate. Will wheat trow wild4 Thla la a question that haa pusalad the worlds scientists for mora than two thousand year From tlm to time It baa bean reported by Investigators In various partaof the world that here and there wheat haa been found growing wild and doing wall, but every bma a further Investlga. tlon la made, tt develovs that tb wbaariag twairtultlvated by some one. There la aa yet no evidence for believing that wheat will grow In a wild aute rrom the Book of Won dera Published and Copyrighted by tha Bureau of Industrial Educations Inoi, Washington, D. C.

FOR SALE Jeffries Four, good condition; cheap if taken at once; cash or payn menU. Acme Hanea 229 W. Main St. Mia of ecarlet few but a Ian. l.haral prrcrntag.

of win 6, counted top; bargain; very liberal miiMawwk and thtitnu about term I call today. Acme one mora Unl.aa tha unexpected htppena by tha rtrat of n.it week Hanea 229 W. Main at. The Store For Your Easter Suit to)nf aaa ta the and wnvlitd. waa (Wd ae In tha mud avlshbar Herman a.

Ha Kuneral aervlcea will be held at I clock Saturday afternoon at Mun wmr rovmn parlors and will be private i bt a 4 roieom ornciatinr sunai Faa In Undenwood cemetery a nil Edward 8cuUy aged years, id aa njuratu former resident of Port Wayne who several yeara ako moved to wet and aald af tha starm hrausht aa Florida, died at that Dlaco Monday r.aiss' FraMe tawnthia April se n. Aiaen no ourviroa oy two aany maa hnd ovaL of tha B. tiarv laa a( and Ethel B. BcuUy of Milwaukee Wla. Mra.

Scully died during tha ror rm vaar win arriTe 11 ort Wayne sometime Baturday af ternoon and will be taken to tne uua air i aix ahUdn Hr.iri.Viii'u Tha body will arrive in fcr Bar ftum i Prladha Lutharaa It waa lone alll eflolst Imeanit. Thi. be your EA5TER ULUES Hundreda r.f them. Fort and the store of every other man who Flower Shop, 824 KKTinr'S iV JLVW 1 Calhoun. Phone 3850.

Klaehn A fiona chapel Funeral ar rangementa will not be made until tha children arrive Halitian Mra, Margaret Salmon aged 71 wants to buy a fine Easter suit at the lowest possible price quality xonsidered. ukiojlbratl lOll dALIBOUN ST. 2 even waaki Mra Salmon waa born In Ireland and came to America and direct to Fort Wayne In 18t Bealdea be na a member of at, Patrick a Catholic CITY NEWS Announcement la made of the approach In a marrtaare of Miss Esther Uatav in Prank nf hnfa hloh'B. rut i. TK.r nrii churc' "he wit a member of the wilt take place on Thureday April Hoaary aociety Surviving relatives 1 'Include two aona Daniel Salmon, of wZ ZZ 1 the city waterworka department and A NTkIJ MarJiiniftt! John Salmon also of this cltv Fun i it i eral announcementa wjll be made cxnenenced in all around later Work.

Fort Wayne Engineer Loui, Bender local painter in JR. Mtet rrt rrnutr end decorator died Thursday fore ing oc Mfg. co cctner dixui 0 mi nl hom 511 Wmahm (Ington boulevard following a stroke of apoplexy Mr Bender waa borvi In Maples, Ind October 7 lilt survived by the father Loula Bonder ar one brother Prank Ben Ger prealdent of tha Kelt Candy Co. and HarrUon Stt. Fort Wayne's Greatest Millinery Store Mergentheim's A Selling Event that 'is of a sensational nature equaling in value Stylet, Quality and Quanity any former Millinery sale ever held in Fort Wayne.

To morrow, Saturday April 3rd' These particular hats have just arrived fiovf displayed for the first time 500 Transparent Easter Hats Featuring Hair Braids, Maline, Braids and Malines trimmed with flowers On Sale To morrow at The Stylet Off th Fac modli Urg, medium and (mall. Chin China In various atyta and effect. Roll Brinu, Cut Brim, Side Roll, Fancy effect. $T50 I fittmc Jk a a for motoring. Dardanella uulori, and Urga aailora.

Muahroom effect in many uea and tyle. Soft line poke bt many new atylet and (be. In announcing this sale just one day before Easter our patrons receive the benefit of weeks and weeks of planning on our part, which makes this sale possible and affords savings of the most unusual kind. I residence of the brotner Yank Ben 'der III feast Washington boulevard and at SO cfolock at Concordia Iu theran church. Burial In Concordia cemetery IMilU Ella Miller of lSew Bremen Ohio died at I odock Thursday morning at the Hope Methodist hospital Tba waa removed to the Wellman I oarlora and to dav will bo shipped to Columbus, Ohio where funera and burial will take place Funeral Announcements ROMT MRS NANCY lnfral sar vlcea Saturday afternoon nt pelqck from the residence of tha ElBierltieWeat Washlnton bou.

levard. Rev1 L.use orTlclntlng Our lal In lUndenwood cemetery TELl EY, UUA Funeral aervlcea will be held af 1 19 clock Bator day afternoon at 'the residence. 237 West Wllllama street and at clock at St. ratrlcka Catholic church Burial In the Catholic cemetery ii 0' Hear RomeG. Brown on "Bolshevum." Majestic Theatre, Saturday night NORTHERN IND.

DEATHS ZIMMERMAN LAQRANOE, Ind April 1 Iaaae tt whohaabeenar.au ilent of (Ma community (or It rear paeaed awar thla aftarnoon after Ion illnaae Ha waa native of Fennaylvanla lie leavea three aona and daufhter toward Horatio tJohn Itobblna. all realdlnit near La jxraniia. and ona brother Zlm I merman or tjisonier i p. larrancementa hare not been made Muat sell Dodge Rcadeter; winter top. 7Z1Z mack.

WANTED Six A ma chinbt, 10 laborer; good wage, steady work. Western Construction Co. THE REASON WHY I Whir la bread ao ImporUnt? The hlator of breaA aa food I read. Ilka a romance. It haa played an Important part tn the daatlnlaa of I mankind and it atruldaa through I the afea to perfection Tha profraaa nation, through their different Iperloda of development can be traced 'kv th.

oualltv and auantltv of bread they hava ueed No other food haa taken aurh an Important part tn tha clvlllaatlon roan To a tare extent It baa been tha mean of chantn bla bablta from nf to thoaa of a clvtl laed bain Jt haa aupplled the peaceful pureulta of agriculture and turned hint from war and the chaae. It la eA tntereetlnc fact that the civlllaed and tba aemt dvuiaed people of tha earth can be divided into two Iclaaaea. baaed upon their principal inereal foode tha rlta aaterg and tha bread eaterai Uvoryona admlu that rice eaten re lea procreaelve whlh. bread aatera hava alwaya been the leaden of olvillaatloa II la an Intareatln fait that )uat aa ilNui la cwiui mm i eating nation to a bread eating na. tlon aha la aaeertlng her power Anyone who atopa to consider the hlatorr of nation will Me that fkla matter of what wa aa la tha one quMtlon of vital Importance Bread la on of tha earlieet the moot enerally uaed and one of tn moat Important foode uaed by man.

Without bread tha. werkl would sot without (real aard.ni. ua 'bread alone nation of people can eitat, and to al down a weal with out It oauae ua to fee) at anr that ieomethlna la mlaalng What waa tha erlgla and neavlnf of bread? Bread la baked treat many auk. ttancea, although vhe think vi Special Easter Bargains AT FORT WAYNE'S BIG ECONOMY SHOE SHOP These Two Specials On Sale Tomorrow THEY'RE EASILY WORTH $2M THAN OUR SPE CIAL PRICE. AA anBaMMMa.

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Long vamp, high arch, French heel, turn sole. Regular $12 value SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY One Strap Heuee (PI 0STONSH0ESH0I UPSTAIRS OVER WOOLWORTHS 726 CALHOUN STREET SBJSBBBBBBBr Shoes (fewrHSf for Children aK4W Width. 295 Jl tlJi' Boy's Shoes for Ji? 2f Easter. Regular $4.00 fir SPECIAL FOR EASTER BRICK CREAM SPECIAL MOLDS Pistachio, Lemon Sherbert, Strawberry Easter Lily, RabbiU and Eggs Order Must Be In By Saturday, 10:00 A For Sunday Delivery Phones: 1450.1451 SCHLOSSER BROTHERS 6Q2 West Main Street We Close Sunday Noon.