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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-01
VILLA WATTS ARRIVAL
OF MOVIE OPERATORS
Leader of Rebels to Get Rake
off From Battle Pictures so
He Will Delay His Advance
Until They Are Present.
BY EDWARD H. HAMILTON.

Ell PASO, Texas. May 1.-Pancho
Villa wouldn't stop fighting or pay any
attention TO an armistice even If Car
rama told him 10.
So said the Villa officers in Juarez
Thursday. They are sure Don Pancha
will gather all his lighting men and
strike the Huertistas at Saltillo ana
tSat then he Will take Tampico So
that he may have port to import
ammunition and arms and out OF
which ne can ship his loot.
An armistiCe just now is not at ali
TO the bandit chife's liking. Ills
armies have the habit Of victory ana
the HuertiIas are discouraged ana
ready TO desert or fee.
There is no doubt here among the
men who have been in the recent
fighting that Villa will win at both
SaltillO and TampicO. He has Just
about ammunition enough to make
those fights and the schemes OF diplo-
matists and arbitratOrs are just so
much junk in the path OF con-
quistador.
But there is one thing that may de
lay the attack on SalullO for Few
days villa may wait for the MOVING
picture machines now assembling "a
.Juarez TO go forward and record on
films the horrors. the braveries ana
the posings OF Mexican wa.
4 suspicion is abroad that Don
PanchO has a financial interest
rake on-in these movies and thal
commemorative ne will not fire a shot
until the camera battery has taken up
position. This battery may not be
ready To leave JuareZ before SUNDAY
or Monday and the downfall or sal
tillo must await its appearance.
Meantime Villa is said To have gone
10 Parral TO cure any dlsafectloh ina
may have arisen in the troops oil
Maclovio and Luis H9rrera, and he
may have TO go into Durango TO as
certain what is the matter with AT
rietas. who would not obey his orders
TO bring up their men for battle AT
Torreon. but insisted on footing ana
lighting in their own district wlthout
regard 20 villa or Carranza.
L asked "a European artillerNlst VINO
has been serving some OF Villa : can
non If the federal gunbOats at ram
pico would be able to stop Don Pan
cho as they seem TO have stopped the
rebels operating there now. lie salu:
These gunboats are tin things thaI
could be derrickcd upon the deck Oh
an American man of war. a slIsle
shell properly placed viii put any one
of them out of action. W hen villa
gets ready 10 take Tampico he not
be bothered at all. if the American
adlnfrals report that there are but
200 Huertistas troops in that city Il
correct. SaltillO. however ought 10
be a big fght-the biggest yet.
The United States does not lntehu
10 lift the embargo on arms and war
munitions along the border. Such Is
the positive statement made by ON
ciaIs here. Coal and saddles ana
foOdstuffs are permitted TO cross the
border. hut nothing that smells OF
Nilla-in-ous saltpeter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-01

Bertha Sutton has the chickenpox'
r. Allen. a state sunday school
worker, spoke at the church Sunday.
Nathan Rinehart OF Kansas is old
friends here.
Miss Minnie Hitchcock is visiting in
Three Rivers.
Harvey SOsserUan and family visit
ed at the Fields home sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. !. Ruhl visited
their daughter. Mrs Charles Schmidt
endOrff and husband Sunday.
Mrs. l. j. Cleveland has returned
from her home i'm Chicago accom-
panied By her sister EYylen.
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Special Suits for Stout Men

here
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-01

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"Om Clothes for Boys are as Good as
Men and Young Men,

High grade Norfolk suits; yoke and box plait
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Here is Your Hat

soft hats blue hats hats brown hats myrtle hats
hats the best $3.50 hats the unusually
All the best liked shapes
SeSon, TnmheS hats.
hats $3.50 English caps, 81, $780,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22

Mrs. James Goooch Is improving
after being hill for some time at her
home. corner Twenty first and Main
streets.
All people OF town are talking
about the Mexican situation.
The Warwood band held its prac-
tee meeting on Monday evening at
McMechcl hall. in McMochen. The
members cid not return home until
late.
Raymond Williams Of South Main
street left for a visit with friends
in Cleveland. o.
William Wickham has sent in an
order for a Ford touring car.
Rev and Mrs Ralph Harshman Of
Edgwood spent yesterday with mem
bers Of the Lutheran congregation IN
town.
Miss Edna Conman has returned 10
her home. after visiting friends IN
steubcnville. o.
Mrs Jacob Hilton Is improving NJ.
ter bing III az her home on Main
street. South Warwood
Carl Brokaw has returned to his
nome on South Main street after Wis.
fing friends In Ohio.
Miss Alice Evans is improving after
having an attack Of grip az her homo
on TWcnty-0rst street
Mrs. Frederick Poridon and family
nave returned TO their home on Nine.
tenth street after visiting friends in
Miss Kate Nalley has returned IN
her home IN North Warwood affrr
spending a brief visit with friends IA
Mt Pleasant o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22
Bridgeport Briefs.

large number of people from this
city attended the dance given last
lodge.
The Senior Mechanics held a well
attended meeting In their hall in the
hemiein block last evening.
Arrangements have been made ny
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union 10 give a fifteen cent lunch in
the hirkwood NJ. r. church May S.
Several young men from this city
nave signihed their intention of go
ing to Mexico IL their services are
needed
The indications last evening were
10 the effect that there would be frost
before morning but the farmers were
coping there would be none.
Several from this city went 10 ST
Clairsville yesterday morning being
summoned as jurors in court.
The Civic League held a well at
tended meeting last evening in the
kirkwood Presbyterian church and
many matters were given attention.
Several OF the county candidates
We're In the city yesterday calling on
their friends.
A large number from this city have
oeen appointed on the committee that
vii vii meet Governor Cox at St Glars
vile tomorrow afternoon.
A large crowd from this city at
tended the Elk's ALBANIA minstrels az
the Court theatre in Wheeling last
evening
The Wheeling traction company is
making a number of repairs TO their
tracks in Aetnaville.
large number from this city at
tended the dance given on the island
last evening
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spent at music. cards and other social

spent at music. cards and other social
diversions.
A meeting OF the Lady Elks was held
IN the Elks' Club. on Belmont street
were made for the next social event OF
the club.
Items of interest for this paper may
De Ieft at the City Book Store or tele-
phohed 10 the reporter-Bell 26i-J
one lone drunk and disorderIy wan
fined Sc in police court yesterday morn.
ing. '''O''
Miss Angeline McKitrick. OF South
De1sIrs. IS visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Althar. of North
noble street. are the parents OF a daush-
Glass No. % of the First NJ. Z. Sum
aay school Is organizing n base ball
The fire department was called to the
home OF Wade Horn. ON Forty-siSth
street. at noon yesterday to extinguish
a small blaze in the roof.
Martin and John Schick. of Bellaire.
terday. SoS
oiarry Taylor. of this city. was a bus
mess visitor at st. Clairsville yester-
Airs. John n. McGawn. OF Pittsburgh.
was calling on friends and relatives IN
this city, yesterday.
Mrs. Sherman Morrison, of Gravel
hlll, Is spending a few days with rela-
ives and friends at Pittsburgh
meeting OF the directors of the Com
HSrSlai club was held last evening.
william Hell was brought home from
thesNorth Wheeling hospital YESTERDAY
morning. where he recently underwent
an operation.
William Piper. OF Gravel Hin. has ro-
burgh.
Miss Mary sammons. OF shadysia.
has resumed her studies nj Rethany CoI
legc. W
The regular monthly meeting of the
christian Endeavor Society OF the First
ing.
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Building the Panama Canal.

The faith that can remove noun
alns has been demonstrated In the
nost heroic way since the dawn OF time
matter or pride TO every American that
~ m Uncle sam who gave the demon
the whole world. OF course. Uncle sayn
nad 70 exercise something more than
mere Iaith. Just what was this some
tnlnk more VII be shown by Lyman ~
rowe az the Elk Grand tonight. nus
~ ~ not alone because we as Americana
SUCCESSFULLY took this liberty with ma
lure that Mr.. HOwe's reproduction
Hnouid Dc Witnessed By everyone. nor
even because II opens a new corridor
t taoI. tast 70 west-a new highway OF
Idther because II impresaeson every
niina an invaluable object lesson IN the
u.s. IT, siEil way itnaEinable Of what tena-
cnce can accomplish when combined win
Nmerlcan ingenuity. skin. Inventions
tive ability 'i'" 'Ntlu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22
For commencement.

Preliminary arrangements are no.
ing made for the annual Commence
ment exercises. which will be held
Thursday evening. May 2S. in the Elk
Grand theatre. The following stu
dents, having secured high honors.
VIII deliver addresses: Miss BESSIE
Glnen, Miss Erma Ferrell Robert An
deTson and Robert Blum. The high
sscnoOI faculty and the senior class
nave selected the following speakers.
MISS Helene Jones. Miss Mary Fra
zier. Miss Vera Boyer. Jean Heather
ington, Earl Giffen and Clarence Cor.
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0. Y. A. C. PLANS
FOR FIELD MEET
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HELD IN.
PoHTANT MEETING LAST HTGrTr.
Date for Event f. Set. but Place 90 Ne
decided Later-Mt. Pleasant "A
mitted 20 Memberahip.

Plans FOR holding q fefF moot ut.
hUrlnE were DHrHidrrHr hr ffl sr..t.
i've committee OF the Onto Valley AfH.
i.ilC AHa"rtatinn nf a. meeting Tnaf rI.Tf
Hl tng homo ~ toaru Guy Holden ON
nc Island Friday. Nny fs. was affr.t.
~ o. tHD d1f0 Tor fHl event tuf fnr
place hna not been decided urrr a.rr
'iiinlitrr Dr. c.nrIi 'flnE Tho MHr.fIn-
fair grounds. UfIlHir. h1U rrrf f.Ir,
Grove fair grounds and tHr T1rnratiIIr
'fuciaIe were chosen 1aef rf-Ff.
lNDuEh aII were NOT ru.IrnfI fa fraIr
dutt's Physical Director Miller. of fHl
NhenIlng n. 40 g. A. viii alf 4a r.|
trc.- other officials VIII b. NyaIfbruIn.
81 INlihlfr. woods. Uf Martins F.r...
Harmon. az ~f tiairrvfIfr. trsrltr.rf
M"undstilIr. ant c1dBrs III
The club IL considering awarding o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22
BELLAlRE
Mrs. Cynthia A. Thompson

Mrs. Cynthia A Thompson. a well
known and highly respected resident
OF this community died at the home
OF her son, Milton Thompson, at
Shadyside. yesterday morning. Death
was due to inhrmities incident to old
age. The deceased was 80 years OF
age ana was probably the Oldest
woman in Belmont county. She was
a widow OF the Charles w. Thomp-
son, veteran of the war OF 1Sis. her
husband having died AS years ago.
she was born in 1921. and has been
resident of this vicinity the greater
part OF her life. Milton Thompson.
with whom she resided is the only
surviving member OF the family.
Funeral services will be conducted
AZ her late home at Shadyside. Thurs
day afternoon at l o'clock. Interment
VIII be made In the Linwood ceme-
terry, near Bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22
MARTINS FERRY
Social Notee

social Notes.
Inc fancy work party given yester-
gay afternoon in the Elks' hall nv
MRS. II. c. Carter of this CITY and
Mrs. j. :. Cochran of st. Clairsy lie
was largely attended and all reported
q very enjoyable time A large num-
per OF ST: Clairsville people were
present. Fancy work and sewing
were the diversions of the afternoon
anu at a seasonable hour refresh
ments were served.
Inc Vincent class of the First NJ
y. church. taught by Mrs. Theodore
Snodgrass. was pleasantly enter
tanned last evening at the home ~
Miss Nell Robbins on Zane street and
n large crowd was in attendance. Sew
IDS and fancy work was the diversion
OF the afternoon and the evenings on.
tertalnment was brought to a close
ny the serving of refreshments to
those present.
The young people OF the Fifth street
VI. r. church will give an entertain
meht In the Scheele hall Tomorrow
evening. and fine program has heen
arranged Tor the evening which will
include several musical selections
AFTER the program has been compIctgd
supper VIII be served and refresh-
ments will be served
NO doubt large crowd will Re
present at the German Lutheran
snurch this evening to attend Tic
Dlrthday party which will be givcn IN
me sunday school room by the I.ad,ss
ala society. A fine program will h.
rendered, which will be followed Nv
tne serving OF refreshments. All a..
corulaIly invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22

Tho Loyal Daughters class Of the
thIisuan church entertained their
inothers az the home OF Miss Doretfa
fianenbaugh on Union street last
a very enjoyable dance was given
by the Bellairo hive. ladies' 81 Me-.
cabecs. In the Turner hall on belmont
street last evening A large number
we're present and the dance was a
very successful one
Dr. and Mrs. J. VI. Mcdonald will
entertain party Of friends Thursday
evening AZ $ O'Clock % their home on
North Noble street IN honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mcdonald.
1i1s Clara Carr entertained tho
members 81 the Turcen club nj nor
home on Belmont street last even.
ING. The evening was very enioyablv
spent % the various social diversions
and az an appropriate hour refresh
monts were served
thursday evening az her home on
Union street Mrs Godfrey perneider
VIII entertain tho members OF tho
BOO club. Tho evening will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22
Work on Improvement.

Work on improving the streets of
North WarwoOd is progressing rapid
ly. and the contractors. Ward and
Patrick. viii finish the work by the
hrst of May If the weather is favor
able.
The contractors will start on the
paving Of Eleventh street in the next
few days. The paving will be done
by Ward and Patrick. The contrac-
tors will put in the curb next week.
Other improvements are being made
10 the different streets in town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22

handsome cup TO the school winning the
highest number OF points. The cup Is
TO be retained until the next field meet.
when II will again be- awarded TO the
winning school n possible the asaoet-
atlon VIII award a medal To each indi-
Nidual winning first honors in each nf
the events.
Mt. Pleasant. o.. was admitted to
membership, making the association
have total enrolment OF eleven
schools.
The Wheeling High school was given,
permission To play L.nsly Institute "A
game Of base ball Friday evening or
saturday morning. As Linsly Is not "A
member Of the association. IL was neco,l-
sary that Wheeling obtain permission
before playing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22

u Inc home Of John Clark. on West
IWenty-third street was completely
destroyed BY Ere yesterday uorninc
o5out 10 o'clock The Ere which is
ot unknown origin. was discovered
~ ono Of the residents Of the home
smoke had filled the house and one
OF the children awakened bv tho
coughing Of another. notified the re-
mainder 81 the family. They barely
escaped with thoir lives. and 20 was
impossible 20 save any Of rho hotfso.
hold goods
Tho alarm was turned in 20 the
central Ore station and the chemical
made q quick respond The FIRE had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22

William Thomas. who was arrested
last week on the charge OF nOn-sup-
port. was given a hearing in squire
X I. Ong's court Monday evening
and was found guilty and sentenced
10 three months In the GAINESVILLE
Norkhouse. The sentence was n
mitted by the defendant agreeing 20
pay the sum OF $3.50 each week for
the support OF bis minor child. The
money Il TO be paid each week 20 Hu.
name Oncer Roy McNannus. who
will give IL TO the wife and child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22

contractor I'd. Davis. who has cbarre
or the excavation for the new posfofficc
has recured a steam shovel IL ne ~,
tnlH work. The shovel will probably ar
I've N THIS city to-day. and will h. i'm
intention Of Contractor Davis 10 rtisb
thls Work through as soon a. possibie
ata as the men have refused to work To-
20 per eight hour a day. % was deem
ca necessary TO get the steam shovel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22
Spoke Last Evening.

DR.. Harriet b. jones, OF Wheeling
spoke at the Warwood Presbyterian
church yesterday evening. Her talk
was on tuberculosis and how TO cure
the disease. The auditorium OF the
church was crowded. DR. Jones also
spoke To the pupils of the Warwood
schools yesterday afternoon on the
same subject
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22
Alumni Banquet

a meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Bellaire high school alumni
association will be held in a few DAYS
10 make arrangements for the annual
alumni banquet. The banquet will
De held this year on Friday evening,
May 20. At this meeting. the place OF
holding the banquet will be selected
and the program arranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22

The board OF education held an i'm
portant meeting In its offices Last
evening and several important mat
tiers were W for discussion. including
the apportiOnment Of money for the
selling Of the bonds OF the new hfrh
school building The matter OF max
ing ARRANGEMENTS for the annual
commencement exercises was also up
Tor consideration. Another mcctinr
OF the board will be held In the near
future. a. which time further plans
VIII be made for the ahrection 81 tho
new building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22
Flood Prevention.

The meeting of the Bellaire Com
mercial club which will be held in
the auditorium of the city building
Thursday evening will be addressed
by II. c. Rice. field secretary of the
National Reclamation association. He
will deliver an address on Flood
Prevention" and all are invited to be
present to hear this address.
This association has been instru-
mental in introducing the bill into
congress asking for s6O,0OO.O0O an
nually for this service The con-
gressmen and senators in the food
section are heartily in favor of this
bill and IL will be an important meas
ure in the next message OF President
Wilson to the congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22
WARWOOD


ono Of the largest crowds Of tho
season attended the dancing and
bowling party yesterday evening al
Inc Warwood Alleys corner Fifth ana
Main streets. The party was given
tty the members Of the Warwood Attn
letic club for the purpose Of receiv-
ing funds for the purchasing Of suits
for the tcam
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VIII Entertain

Thursday evening at her home on
North Noble street Miss Fav Crow,
VIII entertain the members OF the WY
nerein complimentary to Miss Lena
Dubois will be an event In fbc noer
future. The evening will be- spent al
the various social diversions and n
very enjoyable time Is antIcipafed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22

q, AUGUST Novack. was arraiFned befor.
SPuire MASON, yesterday afternoon on
charre OF murder On the second a.
EIec. tie entered n plea Of not ruiItv
auu was held under 81 900 bond To- IN
Nestigation BY the Grand jury Notbtpg
new mas developed Go this case fr az
LaHt rev days. Mra. Guggi b. irnprov-
ing AZ the Martins Ferry hospital ana
WI pronaplN be again intorvievved bv
loroner Myers. Oh few daYa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22

May 10 has been set aside bv tho
Fairgrounds association as tho date
for holding the tag dav for tho asso.
citation in order To raise money for
the opening 81 tho grounds ne soon
o. the schools close 40 meeting
hcld % the city building last Monday
evening Mrs Charles Duncan vr,r
elected president for the ensuing
year They reported four hundred
paid subscriptions and several hun
dred are still unpaid but will be col
ioctod in n short time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22

The many friends in this city of
Mrs. Joseph Watson of Tiltonville
were shocked yesterday morning
when they learned OF her death. which
had occurred at her home late Mon
day evening after a lingering illness.
due to complication of diseases. The
deceased was Sc years of age and is
survived by her husband and two
children. Funeral services will be
held this afternoon at o'clock from
the Tiltonville NJ r. church and in
terment will be made in the Mound
cemetery.
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BRIDGEPORT
Coz at ST. clairsxill.

NO doubt large number of people
from the river front towns will 90 TO
81. Clairsville tomorrow afternoon TO
near Governor James Cox speak at
mat place at o'clock. Governor Cox
anu party VIII come in honor of the
viii arrive from Warnock. The Dem
ocrats OF this county have made ar
rangements to give him a royal wei
come.