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Since our last report the following
persons have obtained license from
County Clerk Myers TO marry.
j. J. kOerschner. -. OF Akron O
and Miss Sadie Hun. 20. Of New Mar
tinsviHe
Nathan !. Hun. SO. and Margaret r.
baumgartner. p. both Of Holman q
harles Brown. %. OF Pine Grove. and
lda iosuethWalt %. of WctZcl county
William ID Uaincs. 81 OF Union.
town and Miss Ora o cain ID n.
Dean. Wetzcl county.
livery Aarnest Anderson. &C. of Ash
ley. DOddridbe county and Miss Grace
Farrell. -. or Folsom. WotzoI county
". r. Lawrence 23. and Miss chloe
Nerna Bland Us. both Of New Martins.
vile.
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shepherd of the Hill." Tonight.

Popular matinee announced for to-
morrow. Harold Bell Wrghts most
popular novel. The shepherd OF the
HIS" OF which "A million copies have
been sold. mas been made into a play
by its author with the assistance OF
Fishery W. Reynolds. The presentation
OF this play I'm this city will take place
at the Court tonight and tomorrow ar
ternoOn and night
The play Is practically n true nara
tive OF life among the humble jewellers
OF the ozarks. II touches all the emot-
Ions, and it's influence Is wholesome and
helpful. Notwithstanding several rough
characters that figure more or less
prominently. The shepherd Of the story
Il a cultured and rough stranger who
comes into the hills. glad to escape
from the Nanities and conveutionalities
to which he has been accustomed. There
l. a flock needing shepherd. and he
thankfully accepts the lowly occupation
Of "A sheep tender. but soon becomes
shepherd OF human flock. the big
hearted mountaincers. their families
and all who need a friend and advisor.
among his most devoted followers are
Old Mat and Young Mat. the giants OF
the hills; Sammy Lane. glorious in the
beauty OF Young womanhOod and Poor
Pete. deranEed lad who understands
the voices OF nature and sees what
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trce big audiences al Victoria thea
trc Monday placed tho stamp OF approval
ON every act ON he bun O. run the first
half pf TIE N~nk. and they gave the
Miif1fE MHII. particularly warm re-
ceufiun. The hIf dozen girls In tho
company are whole show IN them
selves and TIE ffrcr comedians Of the
company are about Hs clever a. they
make them. he Girls fn the singing
and dancing 0f the musical comedy are
charming and t|fr win De- n bic draw
irr card their entire stay.
Erff Melbourne. "rNe Good Tins 30 %
p. Nla HIurF-'nUn Work pleased the
crowds. ag lII fNr Three Rounding paf-
frr.nrr w. and Nre sidney REYNOLDS.
Who .HrF clever comedy role ana the
I''rau. urur. Alpine f0ddIUra and luafru-
merfn musicians. nro One The Vic
tnIIlr.Nrr ri. fHr.a lnrf night we're par
irHIHr.g goo. .r. lre line has been
secured f0r uI ul..
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THE THEATRE


Eva Iauguay With her ten stellar
oct vaudeville appeared a. the Court
before two apprcciaiivc audiences
Monday and took the city by storm
S1n Ie original. petite. and her make.
up is different from anything else ou
tho theatre stage today
Tic IanEu8r Sal0mc' crrfaIuf.
made hiJ With her admirers and
there was gomethin doing au tho
time With the irristable Eva in tn
whirl Of gniety. She is beautiful and
graceful and mo- other car OF dares
take tho same role They could NOT
do justice 20 Do. The hiEh class vaude.
vile was the finest ever Witnessed in
the city OF Wheeling and every nuN
Der was applauded continuously
20 Tanguay appealed 10 the ladies
or the city quite a. much AZ the gen.
iemen and they turned out ln full al.
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For Miss Stroehmann.

Miss Martha Schubart. OF Wood
lawn delightfully."- entertained with a
kitchen shower Monday afternoon for
Miss Freda Stroehmann. who will
marry Mr.. Edward Schenk next week.
The bride-elect was the recipient of a
number OF handsome and useful gifts.
The guests came early In the after
noon and each guest was given a tea
towl to hem and when finished they
were presented TO Miss Stroeh mann,
In a shower. The centerpiece for the
table where tn Luncheon was servd,
was large red heart-shaped box, with
ribbons attached TO the chandelier on
which were strung a shower OF red
hearts. In the box were favors sug-
gestive to the coming nuptials-and IN q
place cards were small hearts with
spoons attached.
The following were the guests:
Misses
F'reda Stroehmann Anita Weimer
Charlotte Schenk Betty Bond
Carrie Stroehmann Elizabeth Hervey
Bertha Weimer Martha Schubart
Messdames
Charles Schenk VIII Schenk
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OUT-THE-PIKE
lntelligeneer Handy Almanac at
slayneys Drug Store for only 25e.
Get one now.
Seriously Rnrnsd-

ocNAouhAy burned-
dr. ana Mrs. .. w Phillips. OF Woods
uale- was painfully burned Saturday
morning when her clothing caught fire
from match that she was using in an
attempt 20 dry out some camphor that
Vas spilled on her clothing. IL seems
that tho child had gotten out OF he'd
early IN the morning and had secured a
nottle or camph or which she Intended
10 apply To cold sore on her face. In
some manner she spilled the mighty In
laminable liquid on her night clothing
anu attempted TO dry IL out with the
neat OF a match. with the result that
the clohlng caught FIRE Hearing IN
screams OF the child. the father and
ance 10 md her almost compietelv en-
Neloped In flames. with quick acrion
the parents succeeded In eXtinguishine
the names. but not until they had
burned the child severely about The
right side and chest. At a late hour last
evening the child was resting very we'll
II - not thought that the burns will
result fatally.
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Jack keough and some of our local
OF boys have etruc. 10 rich ON mo
7 T fanham farm Tho production
Tor The past i've months has boon
about two hundred barrels daily Sat.
urday evening they struck % twelve
hundred barrel well i'm fraIr 81,
This is the best well that has bcen
found I'm West Virginia or any other
state Tor long time When oU pro
duciion gets low and tho price Tor oil
Eots hieh. West Virginia d. aIvava
counted On fo produce the goods ir
largo quantitIDa Tom Miller fs tho
largest individual holder in This lease
ou which The cushnr was found Frank
NaIae OF Folsom ie ono NJ tho lucky
boys
Practically al tho persons now On.
ragod in thr OH business from This
town and vicinity have been getting
nice paying production
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Mystic lodge. No. -. h. Of +. met Ia :
evening IN It's lodge rooms on Main
street Elm Grove. In regular weekly
meeting. Several matters OF business
were taken up including the matter ~
initiating several candidates. i've iu an
heing taken lu. two receiving the second
degree. while i've were dven the tntr,i
AFTER the business Of the evening e,t -
tral or the members attended the visit
tatlon ~ the Baltimore lodge
Mystic lodge b. at the present time In
its thirty eighth year and has n mem
hefehip or 22l. ana g. considered one
the state o."
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John Mills in this county. is here on
business
The Five Johns VIII entertain the
Magnolia club with the FIRST stag in
their new rooms In the Shiben build
ing this evening
G. u. Highland has returned from
Clarksburg. where he has been look.
Ing after his extensive interests in
that city.
Joseph Sole. employe OF the Hone
Gas company. came in from the short
Line country to-day.
Frank Pyle. who drilled in the 1900
barrel gusher near Wallace Saturday.
spent Sunday at his home on Clark
street.
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ne wen known quartet composed OF
City and Elm Grove division OF the West
virginia Traction 4 Electric company
which has been practicing for some
time. IL at present gaining considerable
nOtOriety iuasmuch as the quartet III
becoming very proficient in the matter
OF singing. The singers have been prac-
tcing Tor the past several weeks and IL
II said that they will shortly take up
their work Of fulfilling a contract with
a well known vaudeville company.
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New Nartinevlits Rrief.

Editor Shields Of the ReUairc Demo.
cr1t qnonf sunday with his daughter.
Mrs vs.. 3. Duerr and family ON Maple
avenue
Mr and Mrs John REM have ro-
moved to Youngstown. ohio ~ "
Lemon has moved into the property
vacated by fhom
" p Furbee. NJ Niddlobournc. s1-
pcriutendeQl Tor The large interests OF
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
The c 3. KIMBERLY CO..
Sehmulbach Building. Both Phones.
10 Meet FI.--y Evoning.

" melting c.tck VIII meet Friday even
ing in the Britt school house nt v-htsh
DO presented The praerams ~ 80
meetings and especially the debafer
prove very Interesting and beneficial
uenilnc with questions 90 Interest f,|
the farmers and the public iu rererst
AZ recent meeting officers were elect
60 af follows. President. Elmer Son
nilfii. vice president. o.. Y FoIrlar- lf-
hfafiHu. Gertrude Foimar. rerg@suf ~
reelected. WV
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Union Meetlnos proor.ssIno

The union meetings which are being
conducted by the Presbyterian. Chris
ian and two Methodist churches. are
being held In the Presbyterian church
tnls week. Much interest is being
manifested IN these services. as the
large audiences attest
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Rev. Palmer.

heN. Palmer. a returned missionary,
from siam. China. addressed n IaTi-e
audience at the West Alexander r.r---
ogtetlah church last evening on the
SSeupltcI W ork in the Mission Field %
ne lecture was illustrated by the mis-
sloharN when tie had several children
tttVfstu "a the native costume of the
~. Mchee, OF Washington. Pa. addressed
inE. s "i"i n
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NEW MARTINSVILLE w. Va Ian
zb.-Judge Norris has rendered sew
erai decisions which are OF consider
sple importance, one of which is the
case OF Rebecca Cross VS.. c. A. Long
Long had bought the Cross farm at a
tax sale. Cross brought suit TO set
aside the tax deed on the ground
beside others. that the taxes had been
paid TO the deputy sheriff before the
land was sold at delinquent tax sale
The court rendered n very exhaustive
opinion In this case. and set aside the
tax deed. Judge Jacobs represented
the plaintiff The case may be an
pealed
In the case OF William Busbon
against Argensinger. a suit brought
Tor money due. the court held thar
the plaintin, who was the tenant OF
Argensinger. had received pay for his
services by having had the use OF the
premises for number OF years-the
premises on which he had made the
improvements set up in his bill-and
dismissed the bill :. Il. Hall repre-.
sented the defendant
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tendance 20 see and hear her and her
smiling contenance lit up a smile on
the most eccentric and helped TIL
pessimist to better road. This ap-
pearance at the Court Is only more
evidence that the management is try
ing 10 give to the theatre lovers OF
this vicinity the best TO be had.
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SOCIETY
lInsly Alumni Banquet.
MUTT AND JEFF

The Linsly Alumni banquet will
be held on the evening OF February
20. The committee met last evening
and decided TO have three prominent
speakers present to make addresses.
Another committee meeting will be
held Thursday and decide on the
place for meeting.
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sour stomach. bad breath. and the mis
cries OF indigestion.
Your doctor will prescribe these an.
gradients freely. knowing their great
observation-disclosures and systcm-buIld-
inE-up properties
Vow don't suffer another day from q
Nelk. ont of nrlnr- nNaIanlIe sInnlanh
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Ir' members 81 the Valley Grove TT
crlfN society are 20 the Gresert tt,,.
nthinE arfHr rcmcuta for the holding I'd
IL ln"fk trial az the school hnuse an
iIII.F evening. February "a. Arrange
ulnir are not complete as set buf Lao,
tN.i .s n'Inr made o. secure ne best
mater Ii Tor ono event fHut the society
fiN OBTAIN. DO B. expected that nuaI ar-
rtnEeWrrtr VIII hr rnupIefed 40 fre
rI1r1.fcrs chosen Within the next fry.
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saac Bogard. Mr.. and Mrs Louis Orth
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Belcher. AIR and
91rs, Ssorge Hink. Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry
ltink Mrs. Nichols Herbert. Mrs t'has
sim, MIS- Nettie Duvail. Miss FlrDa
becker' William Hink, Walter Herbert.
t1,eoIss sim, carl sim. Louis ORTIZ. VIII
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40 i. homo Boo Fulton a.t ...nirr
SIZE Harry NiuE was very rI.srtrffe
.ifNfI.'I hf number OF Hlr frlerfr
.u honor of Der alNtlctn hIrfhI4. Tt-
t.rnIHr woe very pleasantly .uend ir
.i.'r'nf NIf'rsfnnr. At late h.uU i.
NfI.. I"". luncheon wa served aud ttr
D. 't departed to their homes ,isbi~.
.l. In.fr". many pleasant h.rfEds,-
Those present were Mr and ST..
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Harry Lentz obsenuiea.

The funeral Of Harry Lentz. whose
death occurred Wednesday. took place
from the home OF his parents. Mr.. and
MIS-. Fred Lentz. on Maple avenue
yesterday afternoon. attended By a
large number OF relatives and friends.
The B. =. o. r. OF Sistersville OF
which the deceased was a member.
had charge Of the services
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ana saturday. with matinee on Saturday
- unquestionably the secret OF it,
marked success. one Of the characters
IN the piece, Jimmy Gilley, an uninteiIi-
gent individual whose Imagination
forces him into the belief that he is a
person or marvellous brain DEVELOPMENT
iroNides most Of the comedy His be-
iief IN himself and his ridiculous ideas
brought into the proper situations. has
Deen the means Of keeping his audience
IN an almost constant uproar Seat sale
VIII open tomorrow az o'clock
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Select Dance

The Columbia and Alpine Clubs
Will give select dance at the Co
lumbia Club auditorium. Thursday
evening. Bachman's orchestra will
play and there will be dancing from
8 TO 80. The following Is the COM
mittee in charge:
Reception Committee-Miss Ger
trude Hell. chairman. assisted by
Misses Regina Hell. Angela Pekari,
Frances Sullivan. Alma He'll. Eliza
beth Haverkamph. Clara Hennig.
Clara Hell. Margaret Voellinger. An
ma Hack. Bernadette Pekari. Gather
inc klug. Messrs George Horn.
Lawrence Mayer. Frank Whyte. Alvin
Nockler, George Raab. George Red
ecker. Leo Nogler. Edward Yelling
or. Tom Whalen. Joseph Zweiner.
Andrew Reith, Edward Hoth.
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NEW MARTINSVILLE

The Daily Intelligencer will he ,ound
on sale az Agar's Cigar and FrIii
stand, Main street. lannon's Cigar
and Fr'nt stand. Moses Thomas
fruit stand. John Thomas Fruit
stand. at depot m
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Entertained Friends.

Mr.. George Schafer entertained n
number of his friends at his home on
the South Side Friday evening. Var
lous games were enjoyed by the
guests. Musical selections were rem
dered by Miss Frances Wolfe and Mr..
Louis knabe. At eleven o'clock n
dainty luncheon was served, with
places laid for Misses Frances Wolfe,
Nora Hebron. Elizabeth Schafer. Mary
Stroebel, Agnes Schafer. Anna Heff-
ron, Elsie Slemmer. Mary Wolfe.
Messrs, William Meunzmeier David
Schafer. Louis Knabe. Carl BLESSING
Charles Neisenborn. Jacob Wolfe
Joseph Burke. George Schafer.
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You'li find quick. surs
relief az all leading drug
torres Ia Samuel :
THREE i easy { q =
take, capsules. Csc and
see.
Guaranteed by
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Frank Evarts. = government SCOUT
1900. .......... George Horn. j..
George Dixon. Gentleman George"
- an bulitW -.s..ss. =. ..... JOSEPH Wolf
Fergus OGolliEan. who runs the
"c0ort' ........... AZ ehccgcr
Peter Maggie. landlord OF the Golden
go Grirn Motel. ..-.. ...... Fred Link
Chummy Lltewate. n New York Bios
- som 80. .....-. ........... Fred BOsold
BronchO BIZ, n tough" Dixon's par
.........-......... Oscar Ackemann
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g. u. Gricst a Co. Original Cut Rate
ll4l Market ST. and other live" drug
-Three-P." There's nothing inst n,
good"
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Pleasant Surprise.

Mrs. Hannah Shaw. OF Triadelphia.
was pleasantly surprised sunday By
her children and grandchildren. The oc-
casion was the celebration OF her sew
enty-fourth birthday. Mrs. shaw was
greatly surprised and when she re-
covered fully she made all welcome and
most delicious birthday dinner was
served.
The following were the guests.
Messrs and Mesdames:
frank Metzger. Glenn Burris.
George CrisWell. sam Shilling
James Mcclure. James shaw
oliver Crisweil.
Mesdames:
Edward 10y. Anna Jones
Sam Mcclure
Misses:
Elsie Mcclure Kate Crisweu
Edna Criswell TEeIma Hurris
Georsiana Criswell, Ethel BurriS.
virginia Crtswell. Ruth shaw
MessTs:
lierbert SHAW. James Bogard.
DSnlel shaw George Bogard,
John Crlswel. fsneil shaw
Elmer Crisweli. Charles Doilrhertv
Earl Mcclure. Flvle White
George Elmer. Russell Burris.
John Bogard,
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others cannot gee. There b. mystery
~ the hills that often tsrrines. but al
last the solution is brought about by
Tote and the shepherd. and 20 is the lat
ter VINO d. most deeply afflicted and cyn-
ctfned To ie hardly necessary Co aId
tnHt pretty romance b. woven into
we humur pathOs and tragedy FOR the
play throughout is one OF human inter
'.t with conclusion THAT Dr. thoroughly
fnfiHiHUturN Co Young Matt aud al
course % the auditor
Nersrs. Gaskill and NacNittv. che rro-
nuc'I s. have given the play n superb
scenic mounting and cast that Hn.
necn carefully selected for its fitness Co
,tfh type. seats ure now ON Gale You
the three performance
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The b. V. VI. Sodality OF st. 10
seph's Cathedral are making prepa-
rations for the Ladies' Minstrel 10
De held at the Carroll Club. Friday
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The Ten Cent Cyclone Social held
at the First Christian church. Nom
day evening was a success. Misses
Eva and Gertrude Dailer played a
piano duet; Miss Dora Wagner, DIR.
Clara Sullivan. Mr.. J. Phil Masuire
and Miss Alice Mcclure sang vocal
solos and responded to encores. Miss
Mary Perry gave a fine reading. Miss
Rena Wagner gave a reading. Miss
Grace Hall was the accompanist.
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West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's su-
thorized pay stations:
Company's ofrice. corner 18th
and Chapilne Streets. Wheeling.
W. Va.
Bank OF Fulton. Fulton. W. Va
The First National Bank, Elm
Grove. West Virginia.
state Bank Of Elm Grove Eie,
Grove. West Virginia.
ray your electric light, water
and gas bills at the most conven-
tent pay station.
CHAS. MADDEN.
Asst Sec. ana Treas
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Shower Given.

Monday afternoon at her home near
Mount Olivet. Miss Hannah Rieck
entertained with miscellaneous
shower for Miss Alice Groux. whose
marriage TO Mr.. Francis Tillard. OF
south Dakota. is an event OF the near
uture. The birdie elect was the re-
cipient OF many handsome articles
Sewing was the main diversion OF
the afternoon, and the young ladies'
enjoyed prettily appointed lunch
con. Those present were. Misses
Hannah Baker. Jean White, Emma
Frey. Hilda Rieck. Beulah Snedaker.
Ethel MARBLE. Irene Marble. Anna
Schmidt. Clara Okerhaus marguerite
Hood. Amelia Schmidt. Hilda Oker-
haus. and Hannah Rieck: Mesdames.
Oma Bonar. y. J. Schmidt, George
Marble, John l.. Schmidt, II. c. Sned-
eker, George NJ. Schmidt.
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Bought and Paid FOr." George Broad
bursts ur-tu-thc- minute comedy OF
modern IRE. manners. ambitions. homes
ana fntlufcT. Dr. rather Hu unusual ufHt.
The humor Uf EUughf ard Paid FOR
which comes Co fhr court This Friday
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Church Supper.

The sewing circle of ST. James
Lutheran church on Chapline street.
TO O'Clock. The ladies' in charge
OF the committee are: Mrs. Henry
w. Weisgerber. Mrs. Otto Schenk
and Airs. William Reed They are
noted for their delicious suppers.
and those attending Wednesday will
not be disappointed
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hiah School Dance

subscription dance will be given
by a number of young men of the
wheeling High school at the Elks
Stub on Wednesday evening. The
hall will be decorated in High school
colors and the Springfield Saxaphone
orchestra will play. Mr.. Herman
Hamilton Is chairman OF the COM
mittee in charge
The Golden Gulch.
The play The Golden Gulch." 10 be
given az the Columbia club this even
ing and Wednesday evening. Il at
tracting great amount OF attention
The following is the cast OF Characters
and program. under the direction OF
George Horn:
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evening, February 20. A fine program
Is being arranged for the minstrel
with all the late songs to be sung by
the best local talent
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Iioge-Davis Co. Druggists. Wheeling.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-05
TO RID CITY OF H0B0ES
CITY JUDGE PROMISES
JAIL SENTENCES FOR ALL

In an effort 70 free South Bend from
the armies of tramps that flock to the
foothills north of the city and gather
along the railway tracks. City Judge
Warner said he Will send every one
found guilty 10 the county Jail for 1
days in the future. He viii be less
generous In dealing out suspended SEN
fences, he said
The practice was begun Tuesday
morning when he fined six out of
eight prisoners. All were arraigned
on charges of being intcXication. Only
two live here and they drew suspend
ed sentences The two men that were
released on probation were Alex
LszcZ, who has not been in Jail in two
years. and John Wilson, who has a
job and wants TO work.
The others pleaded guilty and were
towed 10 Jail. They were: Charles
Mooney, James Maloney, James Ma
honey. Ray Kelley. Samuel O'Roack
and Edward Kelley None of them
have been in South Bend more than a
few dayS