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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24
French Brides
Just WOMLdn t
Permit German
,nee.al u rhe News Time.

Spc'Ei u 4 he News Times
NEW YORK. July 24.-Several
hair-pullins matches resulted on the
tr.p 10 America between French and
Luxembourg brides aboard the trans
port Agamemnon, which locked
here "Wednesday.
The Luxemburgers speak the Ger
man tongue, and officers on the shin
had hard time convincing French
giris that they were not Germans
There were many battles between
the two factions on the eight-d ay
trip.
The fnh division. which was
aboard. was stationed in Couch Sur
Atzatu. Luxembourg. There were
more than $4,000 men in the divis-
ion. and OF this number $50 married
Luxembourg ard French girls.
The 5.S1S passengers aboard in
cluded % wives of soldiers and nine
children Of soldiers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24

House Peters has played hero and
villain roles in more serials than any
other screen actor. In the thrilling
drama, "ThundcrbOlts of Fate"
shown tomorrow, he Is seen TO good
advantage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24

William Russell. Smiling Bill" is
Saturdays gOOd-loOking star in "A
Sporting Chance" merry screen
comedy mixed with plenty of adven-
turc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24
Try NEWS TIMES Want Ads
To Ladies
Who Are Stout

Fat is fatal 20 health and beauty
Reduce weight sensihly and easily;
improve your health ard figure
Avoid heart trouble. wrinkles. nerV
BUSINESS. weaknesses, etc, besides
personal embarrassment, due %
obesity.
Look and feel younger Walk
sprightly. Let your eyes sparkle
with new fervor. Surprise and de
light your friends Re q girl again.
Go TO the druEEist. get small
box OF oil OF korem capsules ana
follow directions OF the korein syS-
tenn. Reduce 10 10 go pounds under
guarantee Eat all you need Gin
GLIDING some candy if desired)
while reducing.
Don't bother about coinS through
tiresome exercises or following rules
of starvation diet Why not be-
come slender without drastic drugs.
worry and self-deniaI? Here's your
chance! Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24
RE VUE DE LA WILLIE
By run"

The City Hall producing company
presents for public approval that
juicy. jolly Jazzical Komedy en-
titled
THE HOME GUARD VI. P.'S"
Book by Prosecuted Attorney
Swatzcm; Music By George
SchOciS Ali rights severely
SCENE-Ofice OF the Royal Chief.
City Hall South Bend " Dakota
TIME-Present
PROLOGUE 1919 A d.
The ROYAL CHIEF is discovered
lying Gas usualJ on a divan In his
private office A dusk weaves a
large palm (his OWN over the dOz-
ing chieftian.)
The ROYAL CHIEF awakening
with starD-"Quo Vadis" Omean-
ing Wither goest thou in up-to-now
American).
The "DUSKY ONE'-"I am here
on Mawstah What wouldst thou
desire q"
The ROYAL CHIEF" Summon
the subjects 10 nay boodwah I
would guide THERE course in this
hour OF purrill-L" (Sinks 20 couch)
The -. $50 BE hit Mawstah.
(Salams. Exits thru lion cage
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24
At THE IASALLF.

In his latest picture at the LaSalle
thcater today. Louis 3ennison. the
popular cowboy actor plays the role
OF a federal detective who has been
detailed 10 run down a dangerous
and elusive band of criminals The
action OF the photoplay is as lively
as its title Speedy Meade" would
indicate Katherine Macdonald is
tho prairie beauty who is rescued
from the wolves OF the plains by the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24
CRUEL OFFICERS
SENTENCED, SAYS
GENERAL MARCH
lizard Boiled" Men Serve
Prison Terms, Declares Re-
port From Chief of staff.

WASHINGTON. July 24-Admin-
sion that American soldiers. held n
prisons and camps IN and near ParI..
suffered brutalities for which sew
eral minor officers were convicted 10,
court martial proceedings. was OBJ
tained from Gen March. chief OF
s,ad. today by a special house war
investigating committee
The prisoners, as far as the rec
Crds showed were held because Oh
absence without leave late last year
from their military units and "a
cablesram from Gen. Pershing. sent
three days ago from Paris. declared
some Of these men were among the
hardest characters in the American
VNpedtionary force.
Pershiug Answers Cablegram.
Gen. Pershing's cablegram, sent
inrespOnse 70 an inquiry OF the war
department after it's attention had
been called TO alleged mistreatmenJ
OF the prisoners, disclosed the con
victiOn against four officers at prison
farm number two. and its adJoinin-
stOckade Two Of the officers. *
found guilty by court martial Con
yiction OF four other officers were
disclosed 10y reports OF Brig. Gen.
Edward A. Kreger. acting judge adj
NOcate general
Lieut. Frank II smith, the well
known hard boiled officer i'm
charge Of farm number two. Il was
disclosed, IS serving an is month
sentence at Governors island. De
cause OF his maitredtment OF pris
oners smith, the CHIEF Of staff. eN-
planned, came from kentucky, and
vas sent 10 Europe after he had
tried 20 get "A commission in the
Philippine scouts. Smiths original
sentence of three years was reduced
By reviewing authorities.
Officers Pound Guilty.
Besides Smith the records show
the conviction of the folloWing:
Sergt. Clarence +. Ball. si,.
months in prisonment. dishonorablg
discharge.
Sergt Fred W. Wolfmaier. COM
pany h. 15Sth infantry, one year
imprisonment dishonorable dis
charge.
Sergt Savo Ragcvich. company
Is. l5Sth infantry six months im-
prisonment. dishouorable discharge
.serst Joseph Bush. replacement
battalion, six months prisonment
Sergt. Joseph smith, replacement
battalion, acquitted.
Lieut.. Charles Joseph Mason
15Sth infantry found not guilty. nj
one trial. but later convicted of per
jury in connection with his first tria
aud sentenced TO dIshonorable dis
charge. hich sentence was later SCI
aside
Lieut. Warren Helphenstein. com
pauv A, 1jSth infantry, sentenced tO
dismissal. later set aside
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24

a crowd OF civilians will quickly
gather In front Of the building and
general impression viii be ere
ated that there is something doing.
BE careful not 10 let any ice clink
against the sides OF the glasses or
the deluded public may misunder-
stand and think you are drinking
ice water. Now 'Partee' and be sure
20 bring home some OF the bacon
Squad departs. singing softly):
We are busy little bees
We do just what we gosh darn
please
BY these few words you'll know
us well
II you don't like il go 10 ---
(Last word drowned as squad
passes thru bull penn
(Curtain).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads.
CONSIDER THIS WOMAN'S
CASE

Mrs. a. l.. DeNIre Of Los Angeles
Cal, says: After l had suffered
from a female trouble for years. not
being able 10 DO my housework, OF
get any relief from doctors, Lydia
l. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
made me a we'll woman, and l wan'
10 tell the world the good this medi-
cine does" This woman Is perfect
~ justified. and should be commend
&c for telling others how she re-
gained her health. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24

See Secret Service" at the Castle
today. il YOU missed it yesterday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24
AT THE CASTLE.

Secret Service" by William Gil
lett. was one OF the most successful
PLAYS OF the American stage. On
the screen il will be found a photo
play OF absorbing interest as well as
a splendid starring vehicle for Mai.
Robert Warwick, who has just re-
turned 10 the silent drama direct
from overseas service. IL is a drama
Of Civil war days and the patriotism
aud romantic interest is kept at high
pitch throughout the five stirring
reels. Such prominent stars OF the
screen as Wanda Hawley. Theodore
Roberts Irving Cummings Casson
Ferguson and Raymond Hatton.
Tomorrow Speedy Meade" fea
lures Louis Bennison.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24

Wallace Reid. the splendid athlete
and all-arOund good actor. is sun
days star i'm You're Fired" Incl
dcntally we'd hate to be the one to
tell that TO WaIIy Reid, if he decided
To get nasty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24

Mr.. Bennison jumped into popular
ity with his New York state hit
Johnny Get Your Gun" and is
proving the same sensation since
leaving the stage for the screen.
Tomorrow House Peters is starred
in "Thunderbolts OF Fate"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24
III 4 CLASS BY ITSELF"
q Il
IoRouND FLooa : sAFE- cofvTRTENf

y lively tale of the romantic west
is Speedy Meade" shown today
Few screen actors can ride so well,
or shoot so quick, as BennisOn. and
in this lively comedy of the plains
nc il i'm his element.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24

The ROYAL CHIEF is discovered
still lying. on his couch in the city
hall. South Bend. North Dakota A
parolman stands beside the couch
tanning him with "A warrant for
Nick Jameson. wanted for stealing
Studebaker chariot April 1st,
1913 B. c.
The ROYAL CHIEF awakening
with start Listen Driver, Go
down 10 the Sarg and tellim TO
round up the bulls and chase EN- up
here to the Main corral Hasten, Oh
Driver. for the Hon Booblc is get
ting hep TO the broadness. aye. even
the openess of our Vile"
DRIVERS be it, ole Timer. ."
exits thru Bull Penn
Squad of parolemen are heard
approaching from distar singing.
softly:
We are busy little bees
We do just what we gosh darn
please
BY these few words you'll know
us we'll
If you don't like it go to -
loud laughter)
enter squad of parolmen.)
The r. C.-"Gents: Have hailed
you before me 10 slip YOU a little
ear full OF stuff Follow closely and
act accordian or I'll stone you. may
hap the board will can you. Co di-
rectly 10 the Greek club on the Main
stem and after winding around in
front of it for few moments so as
not 70 give any alarm dash boldly
up the stairs and request admission.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-24
DANCE SATURDAY

ron lake resort. Picker's orchestra.
-26-Advt
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: @eo@~II.

-. and Mr. J. y 7 Eyl.T gaze
\ welcome home dinner Sunday. In1.
20. . Their many friends IN honor II
fheIT son. Charles :. ExIer. no r.
Gently returned home from France. :
pleasant DAY IS spent b all present
The chief amusement W the eoilEEz
fion Of tne many relics which Hhnra.s
brought back from tn battlefield.
The describing of Zach / YER inter
astIng md vas much enjoyed.
Charles also Iold some Of = -
perlnncez while IN France. We are
GLAD 70 ~ b. Is ..ll Among thoze
present .ere Ar nd ~. J. w =
EyIer. ~. an Mr.. JOIN c. Miller.
Mr. and hrs. Wm. peIry I'D IN.
PAU. Mr. and Mrs. cFfaIY VIE. ~.
and Arz Moan HoHIelt nd daughter.
Ruth. Mr. and Mr. Raymond Miller.
Margaret ana James Miller, Charles
=. HyleT. Mr.. Minnie nIIfinEer I'D
daughter. Dorothy. I'm. EyleT. Ben
SheTfey. Bessie Skenfey. Alice WE.
Mr. BENJAMIN sheTTey, Edith Eyer
ana Edward noblitz.
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aanazl fsr cassem ohieer d
sIrpsz b. r. ~. :. Steele.

:. ". DnreII. Of Philadelphia. chalT-
maa oE - Customs Efficiency BoFHd
hAs been II - Custom House. HnsII-
mola. during ne st few DIS. =
direction II u. l. : RoEa. Assistant
SeeEstar. of ne Treasury. xno sas.s
hin 70 confer Wit Gu W. steeIs,
surveyor u customs, tna originator
OF : manual aeaixaed IoF tha gnId-
anes OF customs officers Of IS =.
aid fore at II pokIs
Re manual va prepared y Nr
Steele about no xaars go I'd -
received ne approval . The depart.
maal. b. The ar prevented Il drzII.
snE and publication.
Recent danHads or YORK Of -
character ffom olHeg parts u =
country nave prompted the depaTI.
mel e 30 Ger re manual with :
vieH Of meeting re changed rol.1i
ii6aa d. 20 Ine sar anI finally pTf'
para Il ar publication.
ne work ! an order Issued % n,
EezTstaH. OF Ihs Treasury % sHstzmi
oflI1arn zettlHz foFIh II appropriate
chapters ana sections he duties .
III sarI.aa nalai9z officers HIta b
la governing tlse.r aaII4n uador Il
circumstances. :. tn u ofI.Ea
c. cnEFs - hIn pocket edllIal
em1odyInz n actions i ali - ria
tloas q he Government.
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JUSTICE uPHoLDs -KrDsApPEH
says ralAsr Is nlght To ~
ChIIa From aoti.zr. :

rom he baltimore sun Q Saturday
BelIsYeinz thu ; nm Il entitled =
HIdnzu hlH only child wnen be see
INT child running ragged and Iirfz
= tha street with nj a rot o HI
body - BIZ ~ s-ceuI piece thaI waz
not bitten > veEmInH Justice Hohlez
Ger, u the Northeastern Police Sta
% yesterday dismissed ; charge o.
On pport against Arthur q. lam
nett. 100 Forrest street, whan Hauz
nett admitted - had spirited n
Tonngester % hIs neither in Vert
Minister.
HammetI was before the Justice On
: warrant sworn on by his z4fzZ
RS. anna Hammett. z2S North Dol
nord avenue. No charged thaI he
husband had Kidnapped tha child ar
I'D failed ~ support her. shH aaz
matted lhaI she Had Ieft her husband
n to occasions. bnl alleged TT f.
Ihe first Instance he Had struck her.
re eliid couldn't have bsen xIrfv.
10 added. or h had the anne care
Inat asr sisters eighI children ~
eeIveaz
When HHmmeII to- e. chIIH E
Westminster. he aid. - Id taken Z
= tn health authorities and Ihaz
..zhey would yoneh for It's condition.
e denied is HIfe'a alterations
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Las ! IluIh WIekerI. daughter D
n. - G. Hieksri. . Westminster
an NJ. Charles Levine nIIIInEzI.a
son of - laIe Dr. !. Houoll Billings
l. an Mr. BZIIIngaIsa, It's IT,
v1Ie nzrriel II ION st E=rIda. II
Memorial Protestant Episcopal
church. baltimore Ths ceremony
W performed b. Rev. Dr. Erank i
Gibson
Ilss Dorothy BENDER .as Ihe MD
% honor am Mr.. Leeds X. Billings.
leH va sis brothers hazl nm. Nc
hFIIe Ire : gown OF Hln0 EaornsIIe
cEzas III haI of be tie nd
carried bouquet i swzal psas. nc
maIa . h0nnT We hlne tnI|ata nd
carried ink sweet neaz. II wedding
W a cry anieI one. only relatives
of The bride and bridegroom an i
feE intimate IEieIIzs beng present.
Holla@Iag "a ceremony r. nd
N. HIZIlngzIec 81 I0r ! wedding
journey % Nv Xork md Atlantic
C. THey II Ike Iaair Homa N
H.4.IH0#=
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: Surprise birthday Par45.

a surprise birthday party was
EIsen n honor q Mr.. Luther Wantz.
= he hom. on Sam Creek, saIurz
aay evening. June 2I. A cry pleas
n evening W. spent - vieIrolz
mn7le md playing eamess II : late
Eouf refreshments ware served con
zIztinE Of ezkes. candies aad Iemon-
ada. Ter which II departed for Iheir
homes wishing Mr.. Wanfz MANY
more happy birthdays. These ures-
I Wsre Measrz. ana Mezaamez I.u-
Nanfz. Charles Franklin, Arthur
IberII Charles IlaiT. John Brown.
Howard Wantz. garvEIle Alexander.
William Wa1delI. Mr. Marshall Snaz
1auna Mrs. HaiIIa pooIa. Misses zIzaola
DayiihZHs stella Poole, "a, Esaiy
I'D Florence Brown. marguerite Al
1art, Bessie. Ny ana Helen Alex
zHder RuIn FHaser. Adda Wantz.
7sssrz. Sterling Pools TolIy Eonz
way Theodore Brown. Clifford Al
HzandeE. Maurice Poole. E. Walter.
Arthur Wankg, EoberI WaHaslI an
David WanIz.
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Invited 10 = o. the reviewing stand
Il LlHsrty Heights, I'd Playground
iii. where Sen. Wade 1. D. Var
IIald III preside.
DR.. WoolHey, nd 40 The Liberty
0uarteIIes of Westminster win lead
community singing at this point and
100 or more leaflets. containing the
beautiful little song Som Of Harry
md recently composed y a .eung
MaryIander. and sun to ne ar O
zMy Maryland, viii be distributed
among those present.
There vi be brieT prayers = In
vocation md bene1Ictiun b. both
Protestant and Catholic clergy. aud
! Is hoped Ihat Cardinal Gibbons win
. present.
The address d the day RIii b De.
IIzere1 BY ne Hon. J. : Saunders. o.
Governor u Louisiana. nd nov :
memhsr o. Congress rom that state
after which vi follow ne reading
uf fhe record b each O CaHroli's
fallen heroes, simultaneously witt
the placing o anne plate o.
Approximately 81 ITees. BY return.
II soIaiers. thus investing Ihese Il .'ez
With Their beautiful (obIIgation .
ImemorialIzIng these splendid men
or centuries 70 come.
There vii Be mulEled drums and
taps md I'll suitable military hnnol
md little white clad GIRL viii seal.
ter Iiowers al ne foot Of each tree
after which VIII follow q prayer. an
last Of al Ihe STAR spanEled HznneTl
and music of ine military lands bear
Ing me spirit of victory glorIDneli
won. for. after IL, lis i Tire ma
thought which .e must endeaxor :
carry away in our hearts. In nraial
md thanksgiving @ God
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TaAM.OsD DEAD
HE Marlin lies n Cal.ert 1'ndsT
:. NJ : II quarry. :


About elght o'clock yesterday even
ing. ene oI the male inmates d tn
County nome reported to MIR lam
BERT. wife al steward Lambert ihzI
ne hid SEEN ths dead bo1f Of man
near The railroad track. The men
Of The Lambert family h cone ina
Westminster. nd Ars. LHmhsFt p
once notified tie authorities. Sheriff
MalIor. deputy Sheriff ulooIn an
States Attorney SeaDrook found tns
bod lyinE We under tt laEEs IN
yert under the tracks OF the y -.
Railway. near ne Stone quarry. IT,
bodY was recognized - tia OF Mike
Martin. vel known tramp. lid :
be over eighty years %. = h
beea dead for % Iaast INenIg-f0nT
hours Justice of lHe Peace Michael
e. Walsh. acting - coHonef xiawal
The Ioty and an examination OF :
Ras made BY Dr. 4 = Wells seveE.
IL rs containing re O. mans -.
loneIngz Here Iying BY nIs sic. -
The contents . his pockets HaTe =
tact There nere - marks oI -.
lenaa on he hndy. nd Il vas evident
thaL deaIH W. ihs result OF natural
causes. md ~ inquest Has .leelusa
unnecessary. Funeral director Jane
a sIoner too charge O he lody.
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MAHM~ ~IA

Aiaa LarUH HoIT. Of EAR Nsw HInd=
zHr rs gwen : pleasant surprise
Izst Wednesday evening b ; number
= her soun. friends from sIlver Run
no mads trip 70 h hone Il i've
lnTge touring CA. THe evening vas
znsnt = having zscaI nd instrument
= music I'D various games .ere
played after which refreshments uera
z.Tvea Thase present We. M. an
IS I9hn : III, daughter. I=arue
nd Iixa Sons, William. EaEI. Edwin.
EaHoy and Charles. Thee i The
Harty rom Silver Run Wefa Caroline
HluglIng, Mary Hankz=I. EaIth How-
N, Louise HanEerI. RaxIa Tz.sler
II SaTah Xill.|. William zcha@IIer.
HarlaH WzHshIma. arr. K6.alz.
HzIph schH.IEef. rhH=Iaa EHocE an
Walter H0u=aan.
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MIss : Isabella IzauIa=baeH. daaza.
feI II -. an Mr.. II :. IanIsrlszeh
O. HoaIYn, HaifIzange county. n
James : Nn.atle.= 1r.. q SxEaexIZIe.
- married 1T o'clock yesterday
afternoon IN Wards Methodist Ibis.
coal Chapel On 10 IIherI. roza.
Ths Re. George !. HzHneIZ. pastor
O ne church. oIEI.latez am Arn. :.
Jaan F.|lman played Ine Wedding
march. The bride wore white Ez1r-
eeIIe W baaa trimming ana carried
bride Hasea. She " unattended
Lawrence i. LauIsrhaGH. brother Of
thH DfIuH. Louis ell. Hoss Greeks
~ Marion Clark .ere ashzzz THs
rIHHnn bearers .are lis E;aI.ar
HH==z ID #zHte| Donald Herrera.
an MTz WH#aiia# wi i've n
tt =zmgzz
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M ~isHm.

xeunz maz. n Gu re 1gr YanF
future = Be Il EzzaahI. importance
here's .our sppoEIunlI. TIE 10y
- never hzI0fe offered AZ many op-
p0FIunIIIes i advancement nd nTo-
mnIiou uke i til preaant tine he
wzE pa0 IL : permanent O. IN ne
Nay. ii branches = t.. aeTxI=e
e. open 70 sturdy ambitious yuang
m. Tns Ezxy m place yoa no
matter .hnI xour occupation Or rosl-
tIoa uzay =. There are Tffty zIsye
trade szhoolz--taEs yoHT eHolcs-zbc
h1meghIHE Eom1T. Lezhy. :. g "
uIIZ1ar u charge = recruiting IN ne
Sale = Maryland. arrived here on
t. 2kIH Of me = Inspect ne NoriI
O bis recruiting force heHs located
= The 4rmuFy Il The Isnl nd X
pressed bis satisfaction the way ne
Ny ut attracted tn punIIc'a -,
particularly 18th ne prominent navy
u1zlera shIen the tent Haa decorated
wIIh ed tie W. souvenirs on lIa-
nIzY.
ne travelling recruiting nzrly
eanalnfIHg O Il. :. 4. Edwards. I. 8.
- H. :. Il. z. Harris. water tenaar
u. :. = an6 b VandeTponl. uElaFma-
eIHz uzzIa. haxe ben working II CO
operation earnestly nd faithfully
IN spreading the Eood new Of the
Ny = the xonnz me-
n ne zaIh. : nas. picture m
tiled Life nf Sailor W shawn
a ne TAR Theatre an the audience
appreciated re picture vexY mach
an feI. satisfied nat re IVY Haa
tn on place Ior ny ambitious
Young nIan no earea Or fauid uro-
motion nd advancement 81 aeIIon
~ travels al thH eIzan nd
healthy life ne zailorman IeadH in
t. service.
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Transfers o Re- Eslate.

van :. HaFf. trustee. TO y. Frank
Thomas. several tracts. Ior zI2,b0o.00.
ivan !. Hon and wife 10 William II.
Bnchman and wife. lt.esi square Iest,
20 5000.
Jacob u Lambert and wife 20
George (. DuftereT. 10.S00 square Iest.
To- 500.
William i ShaelTer I'D We to John
Francis Reezs ana wife. 1881 square
feet. for g6.0o.
Annie - Barnes . Vernon H
barnes md wIfe. Il acres. or SIalD0.
onuIon :. Cnmmen an wife TO
Clarence Wilson Wagner. 3s acres. for
1000.
Christopher Zeup an vie 10 SAM
nj Myers nd .ife. 81 Heres. for
zIs00 o
Byroa 5. Dorsey, trustee. to Her
nan 5. Bee and wife. 1900 square
feet, for tlz0o.0e.
| George =. HaUe an We 70 Cleo
rIgtinEer q al, Ioi for $4,000.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS,
0whanCoT.

Monday. June 2sEd.--Mary :. Hum
be-. administrators o George ,.
HumberI. deceased. returned inven-
tories O personal property, debts and
money. md received an order 10 ell
personal property.
IeestsFs ol administration on Lns
estate q Charles 7. Blizzard ds-
ceased. .ere granted unto Harry 9.
Blizzard wl0 reesIved N oTdef -
notify creditors.
Letters o administration on 10
executors OF Susan ). DIehl, deceased.
wee granted unto Herbert :. Leah
erHood. who received warrgas e ~
praise md a. order to notify cfzzz-
tor.
Howard i. and MerYIn !. Diahl,
executors Of susan 5. DIehl, deceassd,
received an order . SCI re estate.
Hary :. HIrely. exeeuIrix of Oliver
d BireIy, deceased. settled ner lrst
au1 fin account.
Lntters o. guardianship q Norris
+. James I. aad HrmoUelia ~
Hardy, Infants. we're granted uazo
Charles = Ole
Tuesday, June 24th.-EssIelle n.
Fozle Administrative d Elias FogIe,
deceased. returned an inventory Of
personal property
Granville !. HIDbara. adminiHzra-
to OF Charles J. Hihbard, deceased,
settled lis IIEst nd final account
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e. Belle OfndorfT. daughter Of tie
late Thomas 0HndoEII. . former me
chant OF his eZfy dIed II Mount Hone
Retreat. Friday. IIlne =, H.ed -
years. Ter rEmainz were brought 70
this city Ihe aame daY Ms orn-
dorfI il survived b. one brother, Mr.
Clarence 0rndorff. Of South Carolina
Funeral services In eharEe 6f ney. :.
w HaleE were he'd Monday II :.
m. II ST. Pan1ss Reformed church
and InteEznenI gaa made IN EHidnT
cemetery Tie uaIlbeaHsre were
jesse G. sbarTeT. / Snyder uabylon.
H. payton G0rsunn and john i.
Cunningham. = = SiHrrer : s.
funeral directors
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Lucille r. Weaver. OF UnionI0wn. n
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