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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-13
TO ALL SLACKERS, PRO- GERMANS, WEAK CITIZENS, AND IN GENERAL, TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE LODGED THEIRSHARE OF RESP0NSIBILIT IN THE WAR--GREETINGS:

BUT YOU ALWAYS STOOD ON THE SIDE WALK AND CHEERED AS THE BOYS WENT MARCHING AWAY. And to your neighborsa A you were Mir. Patriot, with capital "P."
 But THIS time it is decreed otherwise. This time there is to be no putting it off. This time the acid test is applied to all of us at once, and those who cannot meet it stand before their friends and neighbOrs with the camOufage off.
 In order to make it perfectly clear, there are to be three signs of Red Cross membership on Sum- day-three signs that none can miss:
 The Button, the Badge and the Service Flag.
 The Button and Badge are to be worn and the Service Flag displayed in the window. And it's all to be done in one day. So remember
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
Commander Freed;
Palace Is Looted

BERLIN. Tuesday Dec - Herr
Wels tic military commander OF l'er-
I'm who was arrested Monday by re-
voting sailors during the fighting ~
which many sailors and republican
guards were Killed and wounded was
released shortly be.ore noon today
lie spent the night IN the basement OF
the former royal stable,
Some Of the sailors were IN favor
oi M, immcdr'e execution, bu, cooler
head. opposed the plan. Some pro.
posed that he bc lpcked up N a small
chamber with the bodies Of sailors
and other victim, OF Mondays fight.
ms Tha, he escaped violence wa'
due 10 the intc;tesSlon oi socialist
leaders
lDo.ug has been IN progress IN the
palace since Yesterday and many pIi-
,.tc possessions OF the former cm'
rcror and former empress have beer
carried away ur destroyed.
\ report was IN circulation ~ :
o'clock this afternoon that the ma
r.ne, were exnce,ing heavy reinforce.
men,s from kicl and W.ihclm,hayen
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MIGHTY GUNS ECHO
GREETING TO FLEET
CONTINUED From Page u

they presented winter spectacle
rather than the ono with 4 touch oi
warmth and sunshine which the mild
and fair weather Of the past few days
had led the witnessing throngs 10
hope for. Unde,rrred. many thou
sand persons who had ass mblei on
the shores from SANDY Hook TO Bat.
terry Park and the lower Hudson
river. faced the cold and snowfall
determined to pay tribute oi
cheers and waving flags and handker.
chiefs TO the 5000 naval heroes az
they passed by on the mighty ships.
Scarcely visible. a elau, kite 1al-
loon preceded @, the Arizona. leading
unit OF the fleet. into the harhor-an
aircraft towed a hundred feet mp by
the Cunhoat Gloucester At the end ql
a tau, line Behind the armada two
more balloons were pulled along 1b 4,
the Florita. the last warShip to enter
Above the slow 'tcamlng dread
naueh,S 1irplancS dipped and rose
obscure snow birds which gave to
the scene 4 picturesque touch as they
darted about above the laSket maStS
o. the ba,tleshipS From each OF
these ma''s iu''er'd a great Ameri-
can Gag
Promptly at 10 o'clock, no,wi,h-
standing the difficulty OF maneuyer-
ing IN the snow storm, the Arizona
steamed by the Mayilower, firing her
salute OF nineteen guns IN honor OF
Secretary Daniels.
Within twenty-five minutes the last
oi the ten drcadnaughtS, the flo:da
living her homc-bound pennant had
passed the Mayilowcr. said a wire
less message from the press boat The
saluting guns could be heard hut the
Shlps themselves could scarcely be
seen from the New York shore. As
they swung up the river, however
the great gray shapes became dis
,lnctly visible and the watching
crowds could see the sailors and ma
rnes lining the rails at attention
and could hear the ships bands play
Soon after the snowfall ceased and
the skies frightened somewhat
At 10 40 the Mayilower left her
station and proceeded up the river to
review the fleet al anchor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
COLDS AND GRIPPE YIELD
To CAlOTABs OVERNIGHT

TO break up n cold In one night cr 10
cut short nm attack u grippe physl.
clans and druggists are now recon-
mcndlng Cnlotphr the new nRuscalo.s
chlomcl, that ~ purified from all dan.
gerous and Nck.nlng effects Those
who have tried II say that " acts Ike
magic. by FAR more effective and Ger.
tain than the old style calomcl here.
totore recommended by all physicians
ono talotab on tho tongue ~ bedtime
with swallow OF water that's all No
salts. no rnusea nor the slightest inter.
ference with eating, work or pleasures
Next morning your cold has vanished
and YOUR whole system feels refreshed
and purified, Calotahs is sold only In
original sealed packages, price thirty.
i've cents. Recommended and g,iaran.
tced by Ill druggists Your money back
" you arc not delighted (AdvD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

were nying from the same staff Pho.
torraph, Of President Wilson were
displayed m window, al along his
route to Buckingham palace.
A the president accompanied by
King George. emerged from the Char
lng Cross station the crowd, jamming
the streets broke luIp prolonged
cheer, Cun, hcaH - thunder ~, a
salute ami dozen, Of llrplancs SCARED
overhead Bells and CHIMES all over
tho city pca'cd ont their welcome
The president vas uuco,c-cd
,hrouFhou, the drive 10 acknowledge
The rhrcf,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
WITNESSES TELL OF
FRISCO TRAIN WRECK
Continued from Page ~

the passenger train. Twl car, we're
completely demolished. The list OF
dead are.
Earl Pealer, 81 East Fourth street,
Oklahoma City.
Second Lieut.. J. II, McLaurin, ad-
dress unknown.
Walter Carter, Enid
Robert Burns. Tucumcari, y N.
z Murphy, Enid
The seriously injured taken to
tmckaSha are
Private J /, lcnton Camp Funston,
head cut and leg crushed
lee Season Elmore City, Okla,
spra,ncd hip and back.
B. w. Fern Cyril, Okla, compound
leg fracture
T. J, IIensIey, Oklahoma City, CASH
eS on head
Clarence V. Wise, Holiday, Okla,
cash over eye.
A. A. Hunter, Oklahoma City, hand
and leg crushed amputation possible
Miss Esther Clark. teacher, kicicr.
spralned hip and back
r. l.. Chester, Oklahoma City, back
sprained
win Chester, Oklahoma City, back
sprained
The less seriously injured, who were
sent to Lawton, are as follows.
Eiiie Morris, Cement; George Bax.
ter, Sterling; r W. Newport, Fle,ch-
er; Ruth Wickman, Fletcher; Harry
Perico, Fletcher; f. c. Carpenter
lodis, Cal, J. D. Cook, Frederick
A J. Boyd, Snyder; Miss Mea Camp.
bell Oklahoma City; Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Hill Iaw,on A. b. Willis
Philadelphia w. +. Sanders, Oklaho-
ma City; Ed Williams, Gerard, Kan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
CHRISTMAS BOXES
HELD UP By SNOW

II you haven't retycd your usual
Christmas package irun a friend or
rela,iye-wal, before feeling neglect.
ed, is the advice OF K. II Hansen, 81.
pcrintenden, of mails at the local post.
office Ileup Of railroad traffic west
OF the city no doubt has held up hun.
dred' OF packages. and delay on all
railroads as resul, Of the storm ha,
slowed up the arrival Of others All
packages SO far received however. he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
Stop Itching Eczema

Never mind how often you have trie
and failed, you can stop burning. itchin
eczema quickly by applying 4 little ZEN
furnished by Ny druggist for S5c. Extr
large bottle, $l.00. Healing begins Tho
moment semo Is applied. In q shol
time usually every trace Of eczema,
letter. pimplcs, rash, blaekhcads ant
similar skin diseases will be removed
For clearing the skin and making |,
vigorously healthy, ,nlwaysuse zemo, the
penetrating. antiseptic liquid. II Is not {
greasy salve and II does not stain. Wher
others fail II Il tho one dependable
treatment for skin troubles Of oil kinda
The 3. ". Ross Co.. Cleveland. o.
ni,1wTk.msnp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
Ell RENO THEATER
FIRE CONTROLLED

FL RENO. Okla, Dec. h-(Spe.
c.aD-Aiier prolonged fight with
ire which destroyed the Fl Reno the
aier here yesterday causing loss Of
approximately S0rN0. the flames
were put under control and damage
was confined 10 the one building t..f
time It appeared that owing to low
water pressure the fire might sprca
I adjacent buildings.
The ,hea;er is not a total loss as a,
first reported Although the interior
and furnishings were completely de
Stroyed. all the walls aud the iron, oi
the building are in good shape. Ten
ta.iye plans for rebuilding are alread,
under way Insurance totallirg Sl5,-
900 was carried.
The leading man OF "FretkleS," a
road show appearing IN the ,hcater
who was overcome by smoke, l. re-
ported - be improving today The
play is TO visit Oklahoma City later IN
the season
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
1900 Wounded Momt

NEW YORK, Dee. 16-Following
the homecoming battle fleet into port
today came the British liner Saxonia
from Liverpool with 40 sick and
wounded Officers and men, ltIslly
,tirIiCal cases
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
For the Stomach and Liver

Jus, try one Soc bottle OF LAX Eos
WITH PEPSlN. a Liquid Digestive
Laxative. Pleasan, 10 take. Now
made and recommended by the manu-.
iac,urers OF Groves Tasreless chill
Tonic. adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
Yor That CHILLY Feeling

Take Groves TaNelcs CHILL Tonic
1, Warm, the body ny Purifying and
I!nrichny the Blood You can soon
ieel is Strengthening, lnyigoraling
Effect Price zoe (Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

NEW YORK. Dee ~ Joseph +,
Turrlly, secretary TO President vii
son, arrived here today from Wash
ingion lie said he came on per
sonal business.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
Danzlg Cut or,
Berlin Reports
Nv The Associated Pres.

BERLIN. Wednesday De-, 2i.-
Ic'e,hon,t communication between
H,f,l and Dauiig has been inter
mp,cl ,ncc tuesday evening At
tsml', ~ communicate with the Baltic
pos, by way OF PoSen have failed
Daulig va, occupied last week hy
Polish forces from France under com
ulni oi General Hlllcr
BERLIN. Wednesday, De. 3 The
organization oi sailor, proposed 10 the
government ten days ago that 4 be
used to organize sailors guard oi
5000 men the Lokal Ansclccr Say, It
+, informed The suggestion was a..
companicd with a demand ior greatly
increased wages and back pay to No
,cmber Q The government, the paper
adds. declined to enter into the prop
u,i,ion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

for the radical elements and those op.
posing the calling OF the national as
,embly.
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Jay W. MrChmmnn.


jay W, M'thmmon lr, ~ years old
who died sunday night at Camp Logan
Houston. Texas, viii he buried this at
tcruuon at O'Clock from the Street 4
Draper undertaking parlors with tul
military houOrs McCnmmon was for
mcrly n reporter on the Oklnhoman
The company he was with was read
TO sail for France. but Just bcfor,
leaving McCammon was stricken wit
Influenza. ana forced to stay In thi
country, Pneumonia developed later
which was the cause vi his death
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

says. have been handled easily by the
fifteen delivery automobile, and wag-
Ons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Hollands mines are row producing
coal a, rate OF about 3,0)OOD ton
wear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
Cold, Cause Grip and influenza

Lana I'VE bhOMO QpINlNf y.
Tablets fenoye the cause There Is
only orc "Ilromo Quininc" T., W
GROVES signature on the boS Nc
(Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Robert Jefferson, 72o Fast Third
street
Robert H. wood, 1920 West Thirty
ninth street
purnlc Ellis 2oOis West Grand avenue
Walter Brown. Jgg East Grand avenue
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49,

D.IU uI D!NEAHE
Lieut. james ", Anihyarutf. Apache,
srfsi Ofbrs i.it. roieau.
NsTIi vein, ~, ttau., clinton,
Ifhaic freddie boTdni, NtWOLs
wDrNuLD WLyEEElN
tofpl ,oionti \. illcbafdson. Msflov.
M',isnic John N.r-ton, Ntinnhs
rri,ai. iienry !. ii"nnsi, hdmo'e.
fri,.ir go, Iubr,. Met uftsin,
f1iNai- Alden i.fl iInJ, ,ofd.ll.
frl,uir Albert ,nn'rl, I'ruu'iif,
ffNhic ivnL -. Carpenter, kins'
fisher.
Pth ,ir Uro,sr &. Ta,tet. Glenn.
fTi'Hir Nm. T.. UfsUn. i0msnche
,'riNa'- AndTsN Ihntcic', ,l,i,a.shn.
rrnais san, ,usi Edward hsnshaw,
MWshrsd.
Private Afchic W Meyer. stroud
whrNpEp. pE3mEE uSpErEr
Missed
Corpl wm. \. Me,~ns. Tlmofe Ilt,
eco, john tiion sharp. NsWkrl.
irl'ate Jacob Monro~ IipDi'i. "
iuniks.
Private Jesss Z. Holland. Ifltb
Private Ross IairicL. Dpd,n
IT'ats John ". nrJsn, smdrr
rfhAie Homer 4. Ns,hsNhi taoc-
teuu.
WurSpEp HLlGHrt1
S.tst Hugh Moore. rnsrtr
t0fpi. Imam ~ brandon, Nia
Private Van ALEU- Joseph NIuhur
Private Paul ". Harmon, hlins.
NEslSI ~ ArrluN
Corpi. Chester \. Nuckol.. iIrnnsss-y.
rfi,Bte Irvine Z. jenkins, Tulsa.
ffhGic john " Livingston. hDnne-
AUgIU.
Private Lindsey Wiremin, Oh spring.
wouSpLp. pH.lfurUY rgrour.
Private Ja.prr =. andtTburg. T,rrsl.
SICK IS HOSPITAL PREVIOUSLY
UEiultTEb NtAStNs
,orpi. Jasper :. iiufhc,, Hobart,
RETuRNEp 70 puTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MtSSlNG
rrhaie Harold -. Hiatt, Dacoms
WASHINGTON. Dec 2s Tho army
casualty list given out last nIght shows
Wounded severely ............,. lio
Wounded. degree undetermined I .OaS
Wounded slightly ......,........ so
Total ....................... Ass
okahomnus On list
WOUNDED SEVERELY
srrg,. Joen v. Henry. Sherwood.
Srrgt Arthur Higgins. ,hocts~.
-crst. trnuL Nnlnrr, NlnfNWood
rrhai- Robert ". White, Altu..
rri'nie John L. Loeliner. Mountsin
View.
rh,rle Charlie Shortn.ck. Gssp.
Private Johnny John, Dnstin.
Private James I, Pollock, Ardmore.
WOUNDED. DEGREE uSpErER.
MINED
Lieut.. Mnicom q. Oakcs, Norman.
Serxt. samuel 7. Harvfil, siisler.
torpi. Edgar " smith. Osksloo-s,
torpl. Harris ~ brewer. snilisaw.
Mechanic Kaym mond A. BENDER. I'd
took 'lcyJ ". Bsk~r. TahIeduah.
ri, ate Nm. &. Zimmerman, biliinGs,
Pri,nte James Mc.hayn. NuH.
rrl,atc Ralph Whitaker. linton.
Private Tom q. Atkins. Ganin.
rri,a ate John :, Henderson. TlhlsqushC
Private Elmor- ". WicLs. Iiutlrr,
Private Albert ". kioflrou. blackwell.
Private Charles y. Smith, Writ.
Private jos. Warren, Oiney.
Private Arnold .. Tho-assen, Grace
Private Harry u. Cleveland. saAsnkws.
Private Cien e. fosue. Calvin.
Private Hunter J. shaver. Wayne.
Private John Jane, RILEY. Medford.
Private WiIile {. Hughes. ttica.
Private stanley H. kse, itnndlett
Private Chester A. M~adsr.. IoYslsnd.
Private joel J., Baush, Mo,er.
Private Dan Lyons. Tulsa.
WOUNDED DEGREE uSpErrR-
MINED. PREVIOUSLY REPORT
ED MISSING ~ ACTION
Private Milton ~. B.ker. OknulTee.
Private Charles ". McMurruy, Hollis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

Mr.. md Mrs. II T.. Schegal, oklahoma
city. girl
Mir and Mrs Henry Williams. 800
West Elm street. girl
MIR. and Mrs, +. B, Williams. iOs West
Maple street, boy
Mr. and Mrs James Prebyl, 1913 West
Ninth street. girl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26
Vital Statistics
Marrlane Lloanaes.

Henry f. Cornelius. 80 years old. aud
Angie Loucla Gates, 20 years old,
both " Oklahoma city.
X. Reynolds. - years old, Ryan, and
Thclma roploy, ~ years old, Terrell
T \ Hickey, 10 years Old. l.RWton,
md Mary Mcknnua, q yours old. &C.
upnt
shelly Pride. 81 years old, and Em-
ma Eynns, 10 years old, both of okla
homa city,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-26

D.IU CO., D,HEAHE
Lieut. james ". hnlfyacnsf Apaciis.
Sftsi. OTbp i.it. Ioioau.
NsTTi vein, ~, tiaus, ,llnidn,
Ifhaic freddie buTdnn. NtWOLs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-26

he got from her the real cause OF her
DISAGREEMENT.
And he means to marry herr"
she concluded wretchedly.
To her CONSERVATION John dashed
ont at her.
~WelI, it's all your FAULT" he cried.
1T was you who brought him here.
It was you who loaded him on to u.s.
You're only reaping the worthless crop
you've sowed--"
It il . peculiar thing. this desire to
wound q loved ones lacerated heart
In the very attempt to relieve the hurt.
There was no temptation harder for
tired Ferrol to resist than the bitter
'Ttold-you-so!" which came to his lips
at the sight OF Edith suffering because
she had persisted in q course against
his advice. But q moment later. when
he saw her attempt to straighten up
collapse at his words. Ferrol turned
his wrath ON himself and Ned Flow.
erton.
Forgive me, dear!" he murmured,
rs he pressed her contritely to him.
When he felt that he had made some
amends he excused himself He took
care not to let Edith suspect he was
to talk to her brother.
He went down into the cellar work
shop. The model. complete, success
full. in action was murmuring to itself
N 1t worked. But there was no Ned
Flowerton to tend it, to take the brunt
Of Ferrol's angry mood.
At this moment, however, he heard
Flowerton's laughter blended with
Fay Summers's. He looked up through
the cellar window and saw the young
couple passing the house in their ten
mis- toys.
Ten minutes later, while Ferrol was
still waiting for him, Flowerton ran
lightly down the steps to the cellar.
whistling softly to himself. He had
come down only to put his tennis
racket away. When he saw Ferrol
his expression changed and he stopped
whistling. Without preliminary Fer
rol launched out.
I'm going to tell you something"
he said. I'm sick and tired of having
you prey on Edith! You're SO consum-
ed with your own precious welfare
that you don't even suspect that Edith
is miserable and on your account
For every dollar for every worry she
has put in on you, you've repaid her
only with cause for more worry and
heartache!"
"I'll make it all up to her and more
besides!" Flowerton said, flushing.
How? BY taking up with this flib-
bety-gibbet Of girl?" Ferrol demand
ed. Go and see how much comfort
Edith gets out of it,"
That's my own private affair"
When will you repay herr" Ferrol
went on as though he had not been
interrupted. when you've married
and have to scramble to pay not only
your own way but another's, too"
'Therell be enough coming out of
this to repay all you and Edith have
advanced me-" Flowerton said stiffly.
Il dare say" Ferrol said drily. "And
you'll get it all just by playing and
running around with that blond SQUAD,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-26
WIEN A FAMILY
NEEDS A FRIEND

In the Absence Of Doctors Nobly Gone
to War, After Influenza, the Grip
Those wonderfully useful medicines.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, Peptiron and
Hoods Pills-c0mprising the new COM
bination family treatment-are warm
~ recommended.
II taken regularly. Hoods Sarsapar-
lila before meals, Peptiron after meals
and Hoods Pills at night as needed,
they are reasonably sure to keep a
family in health and prove to be re-
liable and always ready friends. They
purify the blood, build up strength
and regulate the system
Get all. or any one, as you think
you need, from your druggist today
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-26

The meeting OF the Helping Hand
society which was to have been held
this week, will not meet until next
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Allen.
Members OF the East Main Street
Friends church via have a unique
celebration Thanksgiving day. An old
fashioned wood chOpping" will begin
about $50 o'clock Thursday morning
in the church yard. At noon a bon
fire picnic lunch will be enjoyed. The
regular chicken dinner and Thanks
giving service, which was to have been
given, has been postponed on account
of the ban on public gatherings A
number of trees in the yard will be
chopped up, the wood to be used for
fuel this winter. All members of the
church are urged to come with saws
axes and hatchets, and picnic lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jenkins returned
this morning from Washington, D. c..
where they have been located for sew
eral months while Mr. Jenkins has
been engaged in government work.
They will reside with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jenkins parents, DR.. and Mrs. j. H.
Kinsey, on North Eighth street.
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Furstenburger
left today for Carthage, Ind, where
they will have charge of a church.
After the influenza ban has ben lifted,
they will return here to be guests OF
honor at banquet which the church
members had planned for them.
John F. Robbins OF Indianapolis,
spent the day here as guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Robbins at their home in
Reeveston.
Mrs. John Peele and Miss Ruth
Wonselter of Cambridge City, spent
the day here.
On account of the recent death of
one of it's members, - the Omicron Pi
Sigma fraternity will not give its an
nual Thanksgiving dance this year. A
formal Christmas dance will be given,
and a committee is to be appointed
soon to have charge of the annual
formal dance which the fraternity will
give in February.
Miss Helen Doney, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Doney and J. Alvin
Bertsch, both of Cambridge City. were
married this afternoon at four o'clock
at the home of the brides parents.
The wedding was very quiet and only
the immediate relatives we're present.
Immediately after the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. Bertsch left for an extended
wedding trip through the east. Miss
Mary Bertsch of this city was present
at the wedding.
Mrs. Irene Ryan is i'll with influenza
at her home on Fort Wayne avenue
Miss Mary Mather who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
hospital yesterday morning, is report
ed as improving today.
Mrs. Anna Englebert of Sheridan
street. has gone to Rome City, Ind,
for a five weeks visit.
With the evacuation of French and
Belgium territory by the Huns Won
derful new field is opened up for the
treasure seeker