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The evening world., 1919-09-08
BELMONT ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, BELMONT PARK n Y.
SelH s-Ihe entries for tOmorgOWs raoCa are
fIRsT nlcE-seuins; for two yeAr-olds, five
snd a han furlona.i straight 12l. 2l.-BTight Gald
20; Smite. LIZ; lloagAnd, LOO; raiooohst. 07;
Tea tsom, eI; ,Shllegha, loo: sGlcn Light
iH flying oJb, liO: Orloans Gil, iO0i kmeri.
oAn Boy. ll2i Copyright, 10: lab IAicille iOl
SEOOND RACH-Steallecilaae oonditiOua. ~
ulre- year-olda and onward; ahOsa tWo sniis-' al
--Nar StrNsfh, i33; What III 100, Siradiya,
TiIa lb4; liOudini 100 '
TfHlItD RAdE-The Peeonlc; highvplaht han.
dloapi tor al eeee, aiH fur0ngs, utra silt (i6l =
HolNly. 10I; JOCK SCOT l.sl; Mai Hataer iii,
MAsdA 100; . hanAnok, los: Mar, 40, StaI
iangton, 100: Hend1e. il2; sennings d'ark, i27,
lord nrishton. i25; You Need ii6; Peter piSer
i;3i MA Drive, III Hstodiaa. iiG; DT. john
ROuh1m RACE-JIhe NIarhattan HIan,tigu.
for all eso; one mile ~ Eniilale, 100: Owe
tiNapA JOS. Pirolans, l25 staT Aiaaer. iaO
NaisrIslIst. i3I NSnhous il5; LIulIlte. i3O
III FiFTH isiiS6E- Conditions, t,~ twoSsar. old
4 five hrlOu9a, straight. t.--TheamA H. iO7, Niasl0s
! Danaor, iO1: ROYAL Duok no; II GloTie4ix
| iJO: Pisrm, iOl kTewoF. no; ylals Vivian. iO7
>IsiS.a sfSTh hfls aScEo mad.u tnie., twO,,au
olis; FIVE and a haH hIrloues; straight .EWtsry
Swirl li4i Manns. lia May Alleg, ia
'':.issSS .H.Srsiaos r. allowance claimed w,.tA,
49, AA NNf
The evening world., 1919-09-08
BELMONT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For three-year-olds
And upward; claiming; purse Sgll; seven
furlongs. s.-Aibadane ll3 (Kummer), 7 TO
26. out and out. first; Whmsy, lO5 Me
Atee), i6 to s. to and out, second
Daddy's Choice, il3 (Buxton), ~ 10 /,
to 2 and to,5. third. Time, l34-5
The evening world., 1919-09-08
LIBERTY BONDS.

Si-2s 1894. on .O4; lst Is, $780,
I'd 4s 9s.5s, up ~: 1st I17Is. 94.s4: I'd
Alas 93.Os. OF .1S: Sd 41-4s s5.O6. VI
%; 4th 41-4s 1894. up .Os: Victory
SS-4s $3.50. on .Ol; Victory 4S-4s s9.52
on .o2. +.
1P. Ms 1-2s 99.s2, or. .OS; LIST 4,
s4.6o. up 10; End Is %. up .2s; Isl
4 1-4s S4s4, I'd 4l-4s SS.lO. up rs;
ID Ids o5.O6. up .Os; 4th las 1925
of. .O2; Victory s-4s $3.50. OF. .Ol
Victory 4 S-4s 1886, OF. .02. .
The evening world., 1919-09-08
THE CURB.

Opened higher Eureka, III 1-s;
Aetna, 1910 Ii; Brit. Am. Tob. CPn..
22 1,2-23i Registered. 22-23; Coca
Cola. SO s-S-Ss1-g! Wright Martin.
The evening world., 1919-09-08

swift 4 company's sales Of beef IN New
SS Gly ,ss ;ns week ,s,les sRleins sssSraa{
nsQil lt,et elnta per pound.--AaVL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
LAST 1uREEsE Or SEASON.

Erhr l:rrnSiri:'a hur!"squc' offerinE.
"-Th,. Beauty l.,rGr" opens Il two Gays
c,,,,.:.rrlrut ut thu Court Wednesday
and Thursday. April 80 and May !. rms
cav pirlisi ;:ur,:ruu:; and glorious must
rnl show. once; direct fr2m IN catlrc
summer riIu Oh broadway and is labeled
hv Sew Workers.. -; l:"r;l@wayS hcst'
rho experts On 10 press and IN" most
rriri,-l patrrns al the larr CITIES were
i; has anpr:rri rrc"a,l: pronounced ii
10 Do :: show tha; represents IN" nc''t
and hughes! at;..in:lrr;S in III" fi"id "l
modern hurl":uur. "rh" Beauty RrHu"
il in NV: aci: ;.ad min" scenes ana rep
r,.scnt*. an outlay Of CvG' un". All
music aud lyrics wcr' written fSfee.
;,liy for the EnvHr by lack Smith ana
Ma; Osborne. %"w Works. greatest song
writer's, Tho ,.a::. ~ Il hi; on ana L.
hra,I,L h. III. h,.uncCr &c The bin":' Fad
,lic pal" Other number. Of III" cast
ar, Harry Peterson. II" Fashion ilai".
George lia-tI"it hebrew coln"dI"n'
lUru Gibson. ~" is - most exquisite
creature. h~AuIifi,i Ada l.urn and =
dozen Others chorus OF stunning
Young California beauties selected Tor
;lcir di*l.:,", types Ct american an"
t,uropran beauty. Twenty tunrtui song
nurnhcrs--,la -iri; rn.i";r Ill - i"
make ND thr SrGppi";t how Of tn" year
There will he :. rnatinr" Wednesday "HiF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
Only Luck Saves "Mttch-' Lewis
Aud CnSt

When audiences i'll rhu;oplay theatres
IN different parts of III" country So" the
Sr"n" nr the tremendous explosion
which blows up q barr:"adr If huge
logs Il part at TIA" plot Of "thlidr"n
III Punishment" Mitchell Lewis great
Northwestern story which Select Pc
turns offers "a, the Liberty th"air" to-
day. they will gasp 10 SO" how near the
rlnIrr:: must hav" been To IN" seen" "f
tho explosion and wonder what h"cGMc
Of the cam"ramHn who photographic
il.
And well may They wonder. for il WAS
only by ChauC" thai III" caIn":alncn
(th"rc w"r.. lw" moving picture uprr-
aturs and four STIR" camrramcn or the
juh) ESCAPED death. To got II r"aIisiir
effect. Mitchell Lewis had 4 strong
:;tn"kudr Of good sized trees erected
within one hundred feet rf tn" har:I-
cad" to hr blown up. Behind this h"rri-
,ad". witch WIS ruuf"t; over, til" r&n-
era: and rhutngra piers were supposed
10 b" perfectly safe. But the 1orcr OF
the rxplnalnn Of giant powder WAS far
greater l!.am rxrrrt"d. one IF III" bar
r.cudr'S logs was split in two. and both
i.i"c"s were hurled directly toward the
CaInrramaH.
CIV If tho pieces passed SQuar"!y
over th, Sio"kadr and landed two hun
drrd feet brhind it, Tho other half loI
!nl>S"d thu ramcratnan by only rITht
feet; If .iih"r -; these timH"rS Md
.,irucl; th.. harr,ci.d". "thldr"n Of Ban
!%hmcni" would never have u""n conf
rlc,cI..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
"rEE SMARTER SET"

Salem Tut Whitney and j. Homer
Tut, who enjoy the distinction or De-
ing the funniest Of tn" funny. are the
con1,-!:ans ami co-Star" If Tn" Smarter
Set" and who Will appear in a ne"
musical cumrdy entitled DARKEST Amer
jc.ns." which, comes 20 the Court Tues
aay evening. April 80. These funny
comedians are known all over the land
and they will us" their latest diiitlcs
and sayings when they appear mere VII
"rh. Srn-.-l"r Set" whore they enact
,h,. ,,-io..i,,,I roles. and th"y are said "a
h.. very funny ami seem Ia Keep thcir
audience. in an uproar during their oc'
r,.3ancy Of III" stage. There - nothing
slow or dragging ;.h"u: The Smarter
Sc.'s'' chow and will h" found rare
,rr,tt and sure enough record breaker IN
III" way ii laughs scored and song hits
Registered.
The rntir" haicoAy will b" reserved
fuI rolurcd people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
River NEWS

The remaining dams in tho Pittsburgh
district. from six 70 ten Inclusive wore
raised yesterday and Captain James
Hill. OvrrSccr Of dams in Tho Wheeling
district. completed the raising OF tn
dams IN his territory Thursday. All
dams are now up from No. at Pitts
nurgh to No. 90 at Bellcrill". w. Va.
with the exception of No. /? nj Nc
Nechcu and No is at Petticnat ripple;
both OF which are being repaired and
will be completed i'll two wrHkS wh"t
they will be raised.
Al 6 q. H., yesterday n, til" wharf tn"
river WAS 1 feet. Z inchra and falling
and at the foot OF McMech"n dam In"
stage. was feet, & inchca and failing.
A slight rise was reported yc"trri''y
ont Of The Bccrvcr. Allegheny and M"n-
onsalrcla rivers which will quietly iii
fLc upper pools and the rivcr will show
/ slight swell her" t"cay.
Yesterday WAS n busy day IN III"
wharf with four arrivals and ihr"" DE-
oarturcs. The General Prrsiin2 army
I'd from Pittsburgh st $50 In III" MORN
in- and left for I'arkrrstHrg a: G:?H II.
m.
Tt. Liberty cleared fo-' I'ar,,"r"harH
nj ? p. M. will, good trin.
Thc IY":rr T. arrived rom %"w AHiH-
no-as 81 9 r. nj.
The Gcn"rni WOOD ~. ie;..it>'; ~
Tor aast 81 ~: H:rIs" i:nti & i:::t@ii
untri $50 y. IN. "n! I"f; ~ lIl' ahurfA
at T:3G lasG night ~iii' " !"E ~
Th" Tc::.., In-;; frr:.'",. 40 al : y
n. flying light fcr p,ttShur=f,.
Tho r'rcd Hudson TTit;l tho Emerson
show boat in town waa wind bound at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
as Lrcrg as the Negro tE Presented IN
his T1uo Character ny Capa-
be Performers,

As he hclprd himself Ia II chair npd
Siari.d 10 SIGHT Il cigar | glanced 1t ihc
card which lie lid ON thu table and
found printed thereon. Edward Everett.
advance ng"ui for tn" Neil O'Erl"H
L;rcrl hrn"r,rAu M!ns;rclS.
"nu yuu knOw," NJ began. ii i: l
mistaken .Gca that negro m!nstr"lsy Is
not Il popular form Of amusement.
Along with the Irish drama ii is the
only class u amusement that REMAINS
rs originally presented. and like The
Irish drama. II ha:; never suffered q de-
crease .: popularity. Why? HrcauSc
both the Irish and In" Negro churact"r
appeals strongly 10 human nature.
~ rrfrr IL N. higher class "f negro
minstrel performances. from Ia" con
rrDIion CO negro iu!nSir"l.S To IA" pres
rnt day. given ~ companies composed
uf the best PERFORMERS in this p@rilcu-
lar linz. OF course. tho constant change
IN Jokes. songs and other material used
rs tho performers To bring the perform
arc. up-tu-,ialc has had much 10 10
with The pcrpctuation Of this form Of
an.t"cm"n:.
IA an Illustration. will cit"
O'Rr:rn's M,nStrr$ Although "ti!! in
IT'S Infancy. this attraction is m esta5-'
iIQhT11 institution IN every SN'Att III lI'
Union because Manager oscar +.
Hodge ponsrGSrS nn uncanny knark OF
pu:ting D. Minstrel p"rr"rmnnc" to-
cnthc.. The Iat"s; :;nngs, original puns.
fnrrcs and sketches mr. the tp"lS with
which h" works. He IL in thr market ut
nil times for the hest talent. For in
stance, lake The I"rSnur"l nF fh'S sea-
sons cumpany. Aside from III" star
him:;clf who - without Il lcrr. there
arc Bilf% Van Allen. JnhRni" King.
''Surn~fDG'" tincrncy, Ari" II. Rains and
viac"ni ". p:Nor. AL comedians and
,rii-urr &c antr. Among IN" VocAliS;S
re TEuchn Comfort. J"nkin Jones
James G.. Brown. Lea Laird. cycle
Vrrirr. Charles ll!rrivcr. T.. W. Brrn"n
George Afi!r"-, Imrtnn lshcl. Grover
Schcpp nnG Charles J.. Wright. each
noted for II sweet singing rnic". AMI
several Of whom are composers OF note"
Thu members Of tho chorus. the dancers
,..:d he musicians. who so Ia round out
tho company. arr GuaIly As prominent IN
their DartiruIar Inc II cndraynr.
"En." he continued. as i" Knocked
The ashes from his cigar before leaving
"ncr-ry, nin%t rrlsy has not lost Caste
with thcni rc-gncrs. and it will remain
popular and profitable form OF aInuS"-
ncnt just ~ long as tho ncET" iS pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
N&e%@@%%% %%@ %%o@@
; THE THEATRES !
FRIENDLY Enemies" A
DRAMATIC TRIUMPH

Wheeling thratrcgocrs arc fortunate
~ having Il chance Ia see one or IN"
seasons greatest dramatic successes
"f"rI"ndly !.urmi"s' in advance Of Pits
murEh. Cleveland. and other large cities
II came In town last night and opened
Il two days stay on its way back 10
New York from triumphS in Chicago
and other western cities, bringing To. us
The company tha: was selected TO re-
place Louis Mann and sam Bernard at
tho WnndS theatre. Chicago, and 10 say
, that il could not have been improved up
on would hc simply giving the cxcrll-
cnt players their just deserts
The cast is headed by Al Shean and
Henry Hooper. who assume the roles
made famous by Mann and Bernard, IN
3 Il mastery manner. Their support.
which includes rarrw Carvcl. Nine.
Augusta Rurm"istNr. Frrnc Doubleday.
Leonard Idc and Joseph Sterling WAS
most excellent, and tn" entire company
were forced to respond TO many cnthusi-
asIic cnc"rcs. Tho story Of "rricudiy
Enemies tells nf two German families
living in New York. Karl Pfrifcr born
, in Germany. still dnlizinS the father
land and Henry Block. his friend, ais"
born in Germany. 4 patriotic citizen OF
his adopted country and his daughter.
! June.
/ Karl gives money 10 German spy
and then discovers that his son. whom
! he thought studying in college. was IN
IN officers training camp. INC son
! slils for lsranc". with his fathers III will
and the boat is blown up by dynamite
; concealed on board by German spies TO
i whom Karl had given money TO aid Ger
J many in propaganda work.
! The second act climax is wonorrtul
; when disliusicn,i kark shriekS Dam
! them: Dam the Huns In IN" last ACT
! the hoy. saved from the lost ship. re-
; turns: tho spy is jailed and the final
curtain dcscrnds with everything set for
4 pleasing ending Of III" great story aud
with Karl patiently teaching his VII"
! 10 sing ''Tr. Star. Span6lrd Banner.
! TIL" story told is 4 patriotic IN" anG
! should BE- seen by rvc.y true American
citizen. IT is also onr that should ald
! very mat crially in III" present Victory
! Loan drive. The protection. aitho only
/ ono setting is perfect in every detail
! and fully in keeping with the excellence
| Of the performance. "t'rrendy En-
| cnicS" will b" repeated this afternoon
and evening and the Court should be
! crowded IT, it's fullest capacity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
scented in his true character by per-
formers who have made a thorough and
Intelligent study Of their subjects"
THE BLACK DEVIL BAND.

"llrrr comes thr regiment attached 10
4 band" was what the soldiers from
ovcrSc;tS used 10 SAY whenever they
ran across any members Of the "5pth
FIcld Artillery regiment. The reputa-
ton which had been won by the Black
Devil Band was such llrlt it actually
uvrr*h;idnw'ti III" fam" of the coioreu
r. gimcnt. However. IN" 35nth Field Ar
tillrry regiment won It's Sprus. so TO
speak. when IN" fighting broke out. be-
fore Metz. When lha artillery due be
gan. il WAS discovered That th" BLACK
Devil soldiers could shoot Ii" French
75's faster by II shells than this Won
drrful gun had ever been worried. Act
uallv the Germans III Metz thought
tha, tho Americans had invented 4 new
gun nf marvellous speed. Many o. the
men who really worked these guns were
members of the Black Devil land. an
organization of seventy men which hhd
been put together ~ Camp DIX prior 10
going overseas. Lieutenant j. Tim
l}rynn is the leader Of this jazz aESre-
CATION. and that h" vii bring his oand
iu this city on Mnnday. April u. should
cam" as welcome. news TO lovers of
svnconalinn. Tho local engagement will
br played q, tho Court theatre, and
f,cnd in the city will be present. rs vel.
rs lovers of really good music. Th" re-
pcrtor;c nr The Black Devils Eand Is
moi entirely devoted 20 the rendition OF
JAZZ 1t is made IN Of classical. anu
srnli-clasical. Music. intnrsp""srd with
srnropat"d compositions, mary or which
were. wri;rtn hy Lieutenant Erymn him
srlf Rrymn'S uWn songs will hr well
r"rncro hnrrt. hy lhraLregocrs. for pleas"
Go Way and LIT Nc Si"rp." Josephine
NV Joe" and NY Zulu Bahc" never die.
Eventually thoy hecom" classics and
enjoy Equal p7nm!ncne" in the programs
with !ncrr pre- "ntiou* compositions.
| Tho Rlack Devil Band. seventy IN NUM-
her. will enjoy the prominence they
b,vc fairly earned abroad for they
take immense nrd.' in their achieve
mrn;s and the FOLKS 1T home. whit" or
cciurcd. ar" nothing lUath TO give cred :.
where credit is due.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26

Washburn and Fred Hor'brook ls III"
rr-srr Extensive changes have been
made and SIR wili accoTHTlodai" NOR"
r.c-,pTc IbaI, last season ard In ahdhsnn
: rsIicp.. has h"nn Installed Every
m. ~ The crrw from Captain down Will
I,o in uniform. This CITY VIII b" h":
hnraf p7r, ard s!i.e will b. onH 81 ~"
1nc~- excursion steamers on ln'lna
ustrT<-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26

ture. Ono mill operator said that he
was IN doubt as to what the next two
weeks would bring. since his plant has
been experiencing 4 slump. Most Of
the building Industries arc idle because
Of strikes. and these Will resume as
soon rs differences arc adjusted.
Resumption Of the Wheeling Mold
and Foundry plant yesterday was tho
best news that MIR Prince ms received
in several days. For several days diff
fcrcnccs had existed because of dis
agreement on wages paid craE"mcn.
but these differences have hr"n adjust
ri ard the big Peninsula plant is again
going full blast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
STATE FACTORY INSPECTOR PRINCE lCEE SAYSHE
FINDS Wheel INlGG's INDUS RESIN fine SHAPE

three days Il wc"k. are running full
blast, with NOT al cInplovc idle.
II is true, he said that some indus
tries are running part time. but as
general rule plant: arc making peter
time than most people believe. MV.
Prince said reports in other parts q tho
state were TO tho effect that Wheeling
was being very hard hit b. industrial
dcnrcsston. t,ut he finds this to be
false. There are many men here work
ing part TIM. hut complete id!eneSs
for any is being -c'iuc"d every day.
Th" factory inspector Is contcrrlng
with heads Of all local industries. and
they speak enthusiastically concerning
,hr future. Only one big INDUSTRY
sccros doubtful about thu very near fn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
a woce Of CaHt1ou-

When . child has wnoo7sng cn1IEh
never give shy preparation containing
opium, ar cpa,d1ae to allay the cou<a, af
when YOU do there is much more danger
Of II resulting IN pss|su-nonia- Cha1ohef r.
lnln's Cough Remedy can be depended
upon. It contains no opium or othcr
narcotic. For sale By all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
WAS AGRwABLy SURPRISED AT
LOCAL SITUATION, HAVING
HARD REPoRTS THAT THE
INDUSTRIAL SITUATION
HERE WAS BAD.
Ths Inspector Reports That Most Local
Manufacturers Take an Optimistic
View Of the Future.

Alonzo n Prince. state factory in
spector. is hero making Il survey OF tn"
unemployment situation. MIR. Primo"
stated TO an Iut"lliE"ncc- reporter that
he has been very pleasantly SuTprIS'd
in discovering that several of "hrr!-
inr.s industries. reported operating
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-03
WILLOW CREEK. IND.

Mrse. Fred Willard is visiting at
the home of her sister. Mrs H.
Hicks, New Buffalo. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ign Mcknight are
visiting the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Mcknight
Willow Creek Grange held its
meeting Wednesday evening. Mrs.
L. Mcknight gave a reading.
Homer Leach IL moving on the Ed.
Dunton farm.
J. T. Mcknight had his foot Sc
riously hurt Wednesday at the Rub
Der Regenerating Co. He was taken
to the hospital.
Mrs Della Tidriclx is visiting the
Willard home.
The Home Economics club met
with Mrs. James Kizer Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Jude were sun
day night guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II Wommer.
Miss Florence Fuller was the
guest of Mrs. E. Eager Thursday
evening.
Miss Inez Smith is staying at the
home of Hiram McCreary, Elkhart
Edward Bassett was taken to the
tuberculosis hospital.
Willow Creek Ladies Aid meets
with Mrs. Fred WedeI Thursday,
Feb. s.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Shandonian is i'll.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-03
TO ORGANIZE WORLD
WAR VETERANS CLUB

Efforts are being made BOZ this city
20 organize "a World War Veterans
club and am invitation has been eN-
tended to AN returned soldiers by
the World War Veterans club of
Elkhart. through it's secretary.
Theron G. Sweet. 10 attend the next
regular meeting of Una organization.
TO be held in Elkhart Feb. &. Elk
hart has an exceptionally strong or
ganization. which is fully organized.
This club has already gone on record
as supporting the six months pay
bin No. 1922, the three months gra-
tuity bill and the keeping of uni
forms The members of this club
feels that 10y going ON record as sup
porting our representatives i'm Wash
ington i'm their efforts towards Sc
curing for soldiers what they con
slider is Justly due them. the club
viii be giving them q material aid.
which they Will appreciate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-03
Many Slogans and Epigrams
Had Origin in Great War

Later when the surrendering Ger
man warships were escorted by the
British fleet into British waters. Vice
Admiral Beatty's historic signal.
after the enemy fleet had been moor
ed. read: The German flag is 20 be
hauled down at 1857. and is not 70
be hOisted again without permis-
sion
Premier Nenizelos. spurning the
German ambassador invitation 10
side with the central powers. when
MOnastir and a part OF Serbia was
offered to Greece as a German bride.
said: You ask me 10 dishonor my
signature. TO dishonor by country.
and to violate its obligations toward
Serbia ana. as remuneration. you
offer me part OF the corpse OF that
which 7 am expected TO kill. Ny
country. sir, is too little 10 commit
SO great an infamy"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-03
PRETTY MILITARY
WEDDING SUNDAY
Sergt. Jasper Barnes WedS
Miss Fidella BretneIl at
Her Parents Home.

Scrgt Jasper ". Barnes and Miss
fidella Bretneu were married with "a
pretty military wedding ceremony
performed by the Rev o.. w Titus.
pastor OF the First Christian church.
at the home Of the brides parents.
Alr and Mrs r.. Bretnell 1915 Pleas
ant 81. sunday afternoon at -four
o'clock. The ceremony took place
under a canopy OF American flags.
s military march was played by Miss
Helen CreiEer. cousin OF the groom.
The bride was prettily attired iu
"a gown % blue mess1line with Ceor-
gette crepe oyerdrape and wore "a
corsage II brides roses she was
atteuded by Nisa Helen Barnes sis-
ter OF tile groom. who wore "a dress
- blue taneta. with Georgette trim
mines. and carried bouquet of
roses The groom who has just re-
reived h.- honorable discharge from
the service at Camp Humphreys.
VA. wore his uniform lie was at
trnded D. Walden Bretnell brother
ef the bride Sergt Barnes is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Barnes.
1888 Lincoln way T.
Following the ccermony "a wedding
thinner was served Covers were laid
FOR 90.
Sergt. ard Mrs. Barnes will reside
at the Bretncll home.
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DITCH ISLAND.

Elizabeth Crowell and friend OF
Mishawaka visited Sunday at the
home Of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs William Bonney.
a son was born Saturday TO Mr..
Mrs Hiram McCreary OF Elkhart.
Mrs. NcCreary was Carrie Hertel.
formerly OF this place.
Herman Moreary Of the L. s. navy
* calling on old friends in this
vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Bosworth
were Sunday guests OF Mrs. Locker
OF River Park.
Mrs. Bingham called on Mrs. Eddy
this week.
The community Grange held its
usual meeting Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lynn Mcknight OF Ohio gave
a number OF readings which were
very much appreciated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-03

isolated siding the Belgians arrested
the German and seized the car.
Examination OF the papers Is not
completed but it is declared they
show the annexation plans provided
for splitting Belgium into two prov
inceS. in an effort 20 line up the
Flemish and the Walloons against
each other. The plans. which even
went into administrative details.
were signed 10y former Chancellor
on Bethmann-H ollweg at a time
when he was assuring the world that
Germany had no intention OF an
reNing Belgium.
Ordered Machinery Smashed.
According 10 the documents, Ger
many ordered systematic destruction
"f Belgian machinery last spring At
first instructions were issued to
carry off the machinery. Later as
transportation became taxed, orders
were issued 10 smash all machinery
that could not be moved readily.
The Belgians are in quandary as
10 where to begin reconstruction
work. They want to reopen their
mills and factories but lack OF ma
ehinery, and their railways and
canals are so badly damaged as to
affect transportation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-03
TERRE COUPE, IND.

The funeral Of Edward Sebasty was
held Thursday at the residence.
Burial was at Galien. Mr.. Sebasty
was i'll but a few days and his death
was a shock TO his many friends
here. He leaves a wife and three
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and little
sons, j. c. and John Wesley, are III
with influenza.
Marvin Frame was in Chicago
Friday.
Mrs. Elmer jeffrey has gone to
Huntington, Ind, for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Smith spent
Tuesday with their son, F. II. Smith
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. James Huston and
Mrs. James Rush spent Monday at
South Bend.
Ross Nickerson, who is suffering
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-03

and territorial claims. Premier Vent
Zelos was the nrincipal sneaker.