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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
NEW MINISTER TO
ARRIVE TONIGHT
REV. r. c. L. sTRiDER AND WIFE
WILL BE MET AT STATION BY
RlSHlONERS.
Rev. strider VIII Take Up Duties at
81. Matthew'S Church Next sun
day Morning.

Rev. r. z. L. strider. newly-chosen
rector OF st. Matthews p. Z. Church.
VIII arrive In this city this evening,
accompanied by his wife. They will
be met at the local station by a num-
Der OF members OF st. Matthew'S con-
gregation. For the time being Rev.
and Mrs. Strider will reside at the
Mcclure Hotel. Rev. Strider will con-
duct his first service in ST. Matthews
Church Sunday morning.
Rev. Strider is one OF the most
prominent ministers In the West Viz
ginia diocese OF the Protestant Epis-
copal Church. He formerly was To-
Gated In Keyser. w. Va. where he
made an enviable reputation. Members
OF st. Matthews parish are looking
forward TO his services as rector with
great deal of pleasant anticipation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
OUT-THE-PIKE
FULTON Council n.st.n1.

several business matters or import
anee was considered at the regular
.hon,hly meeting OF the council OF F'ul-
ton, held last night A concrete station
Viii D. put up al Fourth street. on the
National road. by the West Virginia
iractlon and Electric Company similar
70 the one erected at Monument Place
Elm Grove. The members OF the Pull
ton volunteer fire department were in
structed 20 buy supplies for the depart
hose house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
oALDHnwOOD SUCCEEDS oAnvnn

CHARLESTON. W Va. Nov IL.
drew Da.drrwuud OF Charleston. rrnrrrf
mine f.rcmau Tor the CamrteIlr Crrrs
c.nN4rN. ~ iutnrY. vas today
tN 0lrl NNnrN. CHI"f % tna HruHrfHrrnf
OF minna iIc succeeds Colonel Enaan
iHfirr uhfe iuauertlnF mfnra In fnn
seventh district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

lhe members OF tho home department
OF the vance Memorial Presbyterian
cnufch az Moodsdale will be entertain.
aha oulcers of the department In the
SUNDAY school room OF tho church. A
spic ndid musical and literary program
viii be rendered at the close Of Which
a social session Will be enjoyed. The de-
partment now numbers l2b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

Monday evening "a Halloween sur
prise party was given by Mrs Frank ID
frecse. IN honor OF her husband al
their home In Glcnwood. The decora-
lions OF the house were In keeping with
haIlowe en-. \ very delightful evening
was enjoyed by all present. Al a sea-
somabte hour rcfreshmcnts were served.
me following guests were present
Miss Mollie fockey. Miss Leah Ross.
Morgan NacClain. AIR. aud Mrs ~ Il
Griswell. Airs. ~. u. Freese. Mrs. james
hicharIs. Mr.. Chester Freose. Mr. Wil-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

The supper given last evening b. the
Ladies Sew ing Circle 81 the Elm Grove
Lutheran church. proved very delight
iui affair. A fine menu was served Co
a large crowd. The proceeds derived
from the supper will go towards the
benefit OF the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

Tho TradeIrHfa football team was DE-
frHfrd veaffF hr frr M1uudHvIIle
EIHn school team nn tHr Nuurf.EIIIa
grounds Uv fnr Hrlrr 0f IH fu II THn
TRADE IrhIH lHnH UIaf 81 splendid game
Nuf were unable fr overcome fHn SUPER
IrH weight ~ fHr MnludaFlIr team. Tho
game was played before "a large rr1Fd.
Mas f1IrrIrH ~ frr IrIHI.IUHIn team
raI orc ~ Boz r.nH fractured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
Distress In the stomach.

There are many people who have
distress in the stomach after meals
II Is due to indigestion and easily
lain's Tablets after meals. Mrs. Henry
Padghan. Victor. ~ Y. writes: For
some time | VISA troubled with head
acne and distress in my stomach after
eating also with constipation. About
sly months ago ] began taking Cham
oeriSns Tablets. They regulated the
action Of my bowels and the headache
ana other annoyances ceased in a
short time" obtainable everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

Edward LIST OF Elm Grove. IH nefnlus
90 nf fir bone on arr0unf ~ illness
Mr 4ud Mrs. HAIRY Ehhrrt Of Pleas.
Hnf valley WIN leave tomorrow Tor Al
larfir Clfv ard Eru YORK
Mr. ElUar1 g. IF IH seriously UI a.
Nrr home ln EIn Grove
~ TIE regular monthly meeting nf tho
council 1I uu1lrluhIa held last evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
ST. GAINESVILLE

~ WILLIE o.. Nov The
fniIuwiur marriage ureurea we're Ianuef
pr .N" Ur.hHf. court YESTERDAY.
william Brown. age "a. and eors kfIr.
Mr NiIH csc 30. both ~ Et CIHIrrtIIIr
Nr.. frUrrH p smith. of 81 CfaIravIIfe
na rrIr1 tho couple.
NIfrnd MsFhuah. age g1. Of UalUa-
WHO ard Martha = Sears hrr .r rr
hffhrH.n Rev. W %. uirkerrnn I'D SCI
lIhifrfi.lr. Holrwultad The marfiarr aT
fEr couple
IrrIamin Wurhrr arr al. ~ rairunInt
hnn Iva Ifrharra MCHrru. ace gr I'D sf
COL Flllc %. The couple urrr mari -
~ Key " H Iickernon Uf &C. Clalra-
WIZ
-. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

The Rev. Dr. J. n. Potter, pastor Of
the vance Memorial Presbyterian church
VIII give an Illustrated lecture on In
elh M The chapel Of the chutch on sun
lAg- evening at 1880 o'clock. From so
sus marvellous Of India including the
builoinEs and the wonderful work be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

Inc members &C the senior class OF
the Triadclphia high school will enter
tnlu the members 81 the Junior class to-
morrow evening in the school building a.
soElnrtOn Lane. Games Of varluua
kinds viii form the chief divorsl0rs "a
the close Of which rcfrcHhments will b.
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

The ladies OF the short Creek NJ L
church are planning for bazaar and
saturday afternoon and evening. An
oyster super viii b. served. Everyone
~ invited. The money derived from the
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Elm Grove council viii b. held this eve
ming IN the town hall. at which time
several matters OF Importance will come
up for consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

John smith. Ir. aged ne. who was
rprfd ~ bun TurHlay afternoon while
ln tne aci % driving the animal 90 the
pasture flrIi near Potomac. o. reported
o. De- getting along az veil o. could
ne tAprr ici no the N0rfh wheeling hoe
serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

Funeral services over the remains OF
ThurstOn. five year old son az Mr. and
Mrs. J. TT. Dunlap. % West Alexander.
was held from the place OF death yes
terday AFTERNOON. intcrment was pri-
waite in West Alexander cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

IN epidemic or typhoid fever prevailed
az GrerrFvIlIe and among fhs eIck are
ter children ~ the GreETaviile public
school Tho fever is thought 90 b. due
o. the drinking water. which will be
analysed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

fffarnnnn af q O'Clock a good same III
er lrrffd a. both fraur have been mert-
Ire with success throughout tnr season
TOE Dimmey player ulil meet Tor prac-|
toe fhIa evening on the Hlrch Lynn
rrauurn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
VOTE OF oorrrnrron

PARIS Nov a srt p m--A 'rsse.
luton cNrrrarlnF condolences ir fhs new
Nflanu government wna ADOPTED inns
cveninE ty a vote % SIS % T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

The estate OF Sarah ST. ghaffer. deceased.
o. II. 'urera land situated Dol naruaa-
vile. $1,000
d tnFebriGht 90 Minnie r Cosa. land
aiI frflna fcrry. 81.
AIDA Hoffman, 90 Rachel 81 Boyle
lane iu br.IHIr.. $1,000
william Carufh 81 rl Co Loretta Nary.
land situated in reaae township. $40.
81. O. Robinson nnd wife Co Prank
uIlnrto. LAND in IrilaIre. en-.
Mary a Jones to Evelyn Jones and
ln Martins fcrrv 900.
Probate Court.
tuarfI1rrfIr uf Robert o. MrMurrnv.
minor. account settled.
Matter of John Doe" inquest %
IuuulN
ETtafe Cf Thomas SANDER ST. de-
cnlHrd ADMINISTRATION granted.
ESTATE nI MarEarcf stanton. dcurarrd
1ccnlnf Olcl end notice ordered
Intufr Of Paul NUIfH. deceased nf.
count flrd AND notice ordered
ouardianahip 90 william brad. appli-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

cation fur appointment of guardian and
notice ordered.
tftate of Henrietta Mckinley. d..
ceased. account U .rI and notice ordered
Matter of Victor sourr1. in1ueaf oil
Iunnry.
uarllarrhIu Of Peter kasInsori ac-
count settled
ESTATE =. . Dr. Mitchell. deceased. &C.
count settled
uardianship OF o. a. uradncid o.
minor. Account settled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

NEW YORK Nov ID. A Thomas
the wealthy Welsh coal mine owner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
IO% Cash
Commission

The $4,000 Club" is an absolute sure
thing for you. If you do not win one
Of the forty six prizes, your time and
effort will be rewarded with 10 per cent
cash commission, provided you are &C
tive until the close. To be considered
as an active candidate it is necessary
that you turn in at least one new sub
scription each week during the last
weeks Of the campaign. This feature
alone closes every avenue of argument
and compels you to enter the $4,000
Club" at once as you have nothing to
lose and everything to gain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

reality DEEDS
ll'a InEIcbriEht OBJ Minnie n Goes. land
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
REBUILD FALLEN CITIES
start Work Clearing Debris Caused
by Earthquake.

Ell CENTRO. Calf. June 24-Re-
building Of the damaged business dis
trict OF FL Centre, was started today
little more than "a hours after the
disastrous earthquake which leveled
one entire city block of business build
ingS Reports received here from
Calexico. where the force OF the
Quake was most violent. stated that
Gangs of men were clearing away the
debris there and preparing 20 begin
the work Of reConstruCting at once.
OfHcial reports today placed the
number Of dead at five. all Of them
I[iUed az CaIeNico. and rNed the total
nronertv loss az 100000. \ score or
more we're injured. none OF them
seriously. IN CaleNico. the border city.
four persons we're killed 10y falling
walls. and one man was shot while
attempting To steal gold from a
gambling house iu MeXiCal, Just be
vond the Mexican border. North OF
EI Centre the damage was very light
md the irrigation system OF the I'M
perial valley was undamaged
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
TRIES HONOR SYSTEM TO
FIX GUILT OF MURDER
Warden Allen Returns to Penitentiary
to Question All Convicts About
Staying Of Wife.

JOLIET. H.. June 24.-Edmund NJ
Allen, warden OF the Illinois peniten-
tiary whose wife. Mrs. Odette Allen,
was brutally murdered on Sunday
morning in their apartment in the
prison left the home of his friend.
w d. Heise, where he has been stay
ing since the crime was committed,
and went 10 the penitenuary to try to
fix the murder on one of the suspected
convicts.
The warden, his faith in the honor
system mistaken. which he and his
wife were Instrumental in advocating
i'm the Joliet prison planned 10 put
every convict within the stone walls
on his honor 10 tell all he knew OF
the crime. He planned TO ask each
of the four suspects-conviCts Chick
en- Joe" Campbell Simpson. Edwards
and Gonna question like this.
4 want you. on your honor. to tell
me all you know Of the death of Mrs.
Allen. a confession. If YOU are gull
to. will mean full punishment for YOU.
II YOU know anything and are silent
now. If the truth never comes out
YOU will be putting under a cloud the
other 1.So0 men within these walls,
and the honor system by which YOU
all ave benefited.
What are you going 10 do?"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
ATTORNEYS AND COURT
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
Date for Arraignment of Those
Indicted for Election Frauds
Will Be Set.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 24-Investl-
cations in the alleged election frauds
conspiracy case. involving the indict-
ment by the Marion county grand
jury OF Thomas Taggart Mayor Bell
and l26 others. today centered IN the
probable outcome OF q conference
scheduled for Saturday between for
mer Dist Atty. Charles Miller and
other attorneys. representing the de-
PENDANTS and Criminal Judge Collins
and County Pros. Rucker.
The matter OF setting a date for the
arraignment of the indicted officials
and politicians as well as the course
TO he pursued by the defense Will be
discussed.
The matter of filing bonds was be-
ing completed with the exception OF
half dozen OF the defendants. and it
Is understood that Judge Collins faVOTs
the pOstponement OF arraisnment
until sometime in the fall
Should an earlier date be decided
upon. u is thought likely that the
usual motions TO quash the indict-
ments may be dispensed with and
notice be given the court that the de-
PENDANTS re ready and anxious for an
early trial
The questions OF a change OF venue
am or demanding such trials viii he
| deferred until after Saturdays con-
ference.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
THIRTY CARS READY TO
WELCOME OFFICIALS OF
LINCOLN HIGHWAY HERE

Thirty automobile loads Of Lincoln
highway boosters. headed by Chair
man Abe Frank. were awaiting the
coming OF the official Lincoln high
wav car at Springbrook park at 8
o'clock this afternoon. The car was
scheduled TO arrive in South Bend at
1.2O o'clock but rain delayed the de-
parture from Elkhart and as result
the highway officials notified the local
committee that they would arrive
here lafe.
The big key that was presented to
NIavor Keller by the mayor of Mlchl-
gan CITY last spring was taken 10
Springbrook park by the highway en-
thusiaSts and was To be presented TO
the Lincoln highway officials upon
their arrival here The film machine
operator. who took the pictures OF
the parade here June 10, was TO ac-
coupanv the official car and TO take
pictures OF the parade which was
Manned here following the arrival of
The Lincoln highway officials. The
film will be fitted into the film mace
on the occasion OF the former cele-
bration on June 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
PTsSTANo KFFP SPIRIT.

PETROGRAD. June .4.-"The hus-
sian army is still unbroken- Al no
point has the enemy been aole 20
pierce our lines. our soldiers spirit
is unbroken and they are confident
of final victory.
In these words today Minister Of
War Soukhomhnoh epitomlzed the
general feeling in Petrograd as 20 the
var situation The loss of Lemberg
has not caused any feeling or depres-
sion While regretted IL is under
stood that the conditions ln Gallcla
prevented the Russian army from Civ
ing battle TO the Austro-German
troops. particularly i'm view or the
predominance Of the TeutOns in num-
bers and in artillery.
THE outstanding fact is that the
Pussian army is intact" said am at
tache of the war office. Though our
troops have Withdrawn steadily be-
fore the cnemy's advance. the latter
has gained ground onlv al "a heavy
cost The retreat 20 our new positions
was conducted with mastery -
There should le no attempt 10
deny credit 10 the Valor and pr" .'-as
of our foes. but at the same time we
can state that with the eQulpment
such as the Germans have the tsu'-
slams would have done as we'll me
defects that were visible nen the War
began have not yet been entirely eiim-
mated. Ammunition ard Guns are
necessary for the waclng of sue
cesSfaI campaign The Germans ana
Austr.ane have these nov. We Shau
nave them soon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
DR.. ". \. HICKMAN WEDS
TERRE HAUTE WIDOW
News of Marriage of PrOmi-
nent Methodist Clergyman
Leaks Out Thursday.

Rev w. H. Hickman viii deliver
the principal address tonight at the
new Grace NJ. L. church where ded-
ication week is being observed. But
more of this anon.
What is of more interest perhaps is
the news that got out today that Rev.
Mr.. Hickman has taken unto himself
his second wife When he was asked
today whether the report we're true.
he said lit were And he followed
right up with the statement that she
is a right handsome woman too"
Rev Mr. Hickman is somewhere
around the 65 mark but is happy as
a lark and just as clipper. He
wouldn't say just how old he is but
said he felt about 55, and is actually
not far over 65." He wouldn't COM
nit himself either on his Wifes age.
but said it is about 45.
Mrs. Hickman was formerly Mrs.
4. X. Thompson. widow OF a TeTTe
Haute merchant. The nuptial cere-
monies were performed at Green
castle last Monday. The news OF 1t
first got out today in South Bend.
Rev. Mr.. Hickman was pastor OF
the First NJ. +. church in south Bend
% years ago. Later at intervals he
also filled the pulpit at the Grace NJ
E church. Since leaving South Bend
he has been prominent i'm educational
centers, being one of the ChanCelloTs
of DePauw university for six years.
At one time he was president OF the
Chautauqua Association of New York
and is today one of the trustees. While
in the east he also was pastor for a
number of years of the First Congre-
gational church of jamestown. y Y.
While in the city he is at the home
Of William InwOod, SIS : Main ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
TWO ARE KILLED AND
THREE HURT IN CRASH
Speeding Automobile Strikes
PeddIer'S Wagon, Throwing
Out Occupants.

CHICAGO. June 24-One young
man and a yOUn~ woman were instant
ly killed and three other persons were
injured. one - them probably fatally.
early tOdav. when seven passenger
automobile collided with a peddler's
wagon on r. ~-inety- Second st. The
automobile party, according 10 wit
nesses was a 10y ride"
The dead.
Mrs. Eva Laudual p years old,
Chicago.
o. W Franklin, business man OF
Burlington u
The injured:
Miss Matte Briggs, Chicago. right
leg fractured and possibly injured in
ternally May die.
J. Wicker. Figh Point, Ia. slightly
hurt
Z. f. FIack. chauffeur. slightly i'm
/ iured. held b-- Tho police.
The accident occurred as the party
| turned into the sudden curve which
Ninety st. makes near the
1 Calumet river bridge The automo-
( bile. evidently returning from one OF
the Indiana cities often visited by Chi
cago automoi rites. was making
such speed as il struck the curve
I that il turned completely around and
struck the peddlers wagon from the
rear. The wagon was demolished and
\ the fruit and @tN-~ 0ntentS was scat
tered over the street. The peddleI
was just emerging from nearby
store.
4 Peter Sr'-'-- bridge tender. who
saw the accider< said that Franklin
land Mrs T.audual were thrown out OF
! the automobile on their heads. He
said the young woman died almosi
/ instantly. and that Franklin expired
\ a few minutes later Miss Briggs. ne
I said. mo0rod that her leg was broken
/ She was removed TO the South Chi
cago police station and later was
/ taken 10 q hCSUital.
The police investigating the case
I learned that the "artv had rented the
automobile and employed Flack. the
. chauffeur. Yesterday afternoon t'
drive them 10 Robey, Ind. They spen
3 all of last evening in Indiana anc
started back TO Chicago early today
II was nearly DAYLIGHT when they
Ireached the turnino i'm Ninety-SeconC
+ ST. but FlaCk told the police that ne
did not see the sharp curve until too
late
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
VILLAS ARMY CRUSHED
AND BASE CAPTURED,
SAYS CARRANZA AGENT

FL PASO. Texas. June 24.-Gen.
Francisco Villas army has been com
pletely defeated by Carranzista forces
led by Gen. Alvaro Obregon and Aguas-
calientes Villas base has been cap
tured by the .Carranza troops. accord
ing to an announcement ny the local
CarranZa consul. lie stated that ne
had received a message from Gen.
Carranza saying that Villa and his army
we're fleeing northward.
The calf of Aguascalientes means
the victory of the cOnstituuOnalist
cause" said Adres Garcia. confidential
agent of Carranza.
villa will never be able 20 raise
his head again; he is completely
crushed. First chief Carranza has in
structed Gen Obregon 10 follow up
his great victory Immediately"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24

VIENNA tlia Amsterdam anc Ser
linz June g4-OJtnaukeu hy tne
AJstro-German forces which nave
swept through GllicIa- successif elE
taking Jaroslau. Przemysl and Lem
berg. the great Russian army IN spGtn-
western Poland. north of the Nistlla
ri.er Is IN FOIL retreat accordln- ~
an official report from heddq1al lels
today IL is being pursued bE iel-
tonic troops
The GalicIan drive Of the German-c
allies is thus bearing lruit 'pehll- 4
new wav 20 Warsaw. which mas -..-
ce<sfulIy resisted attacks trom inc
north and west
From Lem berg which has reon
cauturcd by rue second A--ffieH
army under Gen. v0n Boehm-Ermo.l.
The 4 rls+ro- German forces can strike
northwest against lrarSorol. lAr
southern defence of WARSAW
with the greater part az Galel@
cleared OF the enemy Vienna Wli'iatt
evDerts look FOR am immediate rt-
sumption Of the attacks against NJ ar
saw the Austro-German forces Wh'cn
have swept eastward from the Duna-
lee. now turning uorthward 90 CO.
ouerate with the forces that hem IN
Warsaw from the north and west
In the meantime the pursuit ot the
p.rssiaus who evacuated LENDERS is
Iafrg continued. the Austro-Gerr' pm
forces infictiue heavy losses upon me
Taeine euemv The Russians are re-
rirfnE rapidly along the railway to-
ward Brody. near the Galcian frontier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
GOETz FUNERAL SUNDAY
WILL Be PRIVATE
Body viii Lie in State Satur-
day-BrotherS to Be
PaIIbearerS.

Strictly private funeral services for
Charles l. Goetz, eX-msyor of South
Bend. who died Wednesday at Hot
Springs. Ark. viii be held from the
residence. 404 y Lafayette ST. Sunday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock Rev. Martin
t;offeney OF the Zion Lutheran Evan
eeHcal church will orflciate. Burial
Will be made in Riveruew cemetery.
The bodv arrived Thursday after
mon from Hot Springs. Ark. at 5:37
O'clock. via the Lake Shore. II viii
lie in state Saturday from S until 8
o'clock. AZ the residence.
Pallbearers will be Alr. GoetZ's FIVE
t.rorbers George. Frank. Villa n,
Eenrv and Edward, and Albert Homer,
r,,ansger OF the Goetz cigar factory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24
Italians Capture Nearly 100
Vessels at Monfalcone; Denv
Censor Opens Pope's Mail

ROME. June 24.-Rich booty fell
into the hands Of the Italian troops
when they captured the Austrian
town of Monfalcone. it was announced
here today. In addition TO gaining
possession OF warshipS being built
there the Italians secured Ii steamers
= sail boats. 80 motor boats. five
aeroplanes and a large supply OF tor
pedOes and mines.
Analyzing the results OF the first
month OF naval warfare in the Adri-
attic, the war critic of the Idea Naz-
ionale states that tlge Italians have
showed marked superiority over the
Austrians.
Among the ships lost by Austria he
lists the scouts Novara and HelgoIand
both vessels of $685. tons and the tor
pedO destroyers Csepel and Scharfs-
chuetze. An Austrian torpedo boat was
badly damaged in an engagement on
May p.
Austria has lost seven vessels he.
sides the large and small units a.
Monfalcone.' he says. italian losse,
have been confined to a DESTROYER and
the submarine Medusa.
The Italian fleet has also proved
more active. It has bombarded Ars.
trian coasts and islands six times
while the Austrians have carried out
only three bOmbardments
Deny Opening Mail
Ofhclal denial was issued today by
the Italian government of the charge
alleged To have been made by Pope
BENEDICT XIV. in an interview with :
French journalist that the Italian cen.
sor had opened mail addressed to the
vatican
At the same time the Observation,
Romano. official organ OF the vatican
published a statement saving that :
distinction should be drawn betweer