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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-04
STAINS ON CLOTHES
DUE TO HUMAN BLOOD
Newcastle Once More AgOg as
Result of Report of Ex-
aiming Chemist.

NEWCASTLE, Ind, June4-A re-
port made by the state chemist We'd
nesday revived interest in the mys-
ferrous Winters case and the town
once more was ages with excitement.
The report OF the chemist said
positively that the stains found on
the undershirt. which. with a child's
red sweater. Private Detective Abel
says he dug out of the foundation
wall in the Winters home here were
stains made by the blood Of human
being.
And so the mystery surrounding
the disappearance OF little Catherine
Winters is as much a mystery as
ever. Private Detective Abel. who
fed the city after working up the
case against DR.. Winters and the lat
ter's wife, sent word Wednesday that
he is willing TO return and substanti-
ate the charges he had made.
ToWnspeople were beginning TO
wonder whether or not, despite the
vindication that the Winters have re-
ceived, there might be something in
Abel's theories.
Mayor Watkins stated that the
Prosecutor Myers, who informed him
Of it's arrival. Myers was not 10 be
seen, he having been called out of the
city.
According to Mayor Watkins quot
ing the report. these spots were
placed on the garments more than a
year ago. The report said that the
corpuscles Of blood had dried away
entirely and that they would not
come TO the surface OF the fabric
readily as II they had been made
within the last six or eight months.
Mayor Watkins was asked where
Detective Abel was and the reply
was He is in Columbus, o.
The mayor was then asked If he
had been in communication with him
since his departure and his reply was
in the Affirmative. Mayor Watkins
also said:
Abel will return TO Newcastle
when his services are required. OF
that l am sure"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-04
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs Isiah Wise OF near
Union Mich. and and Mrs. Aria
Harker and son of Elkhart, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Smith and children were
Sunday guests OF John A. Eyer and
family
Mrs. Fred Beehler has been i'll with
sciatic rheumatism the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Hager Of Elkhart.
Louise Beehler and Isabella Noff-
singer spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Smith.
Miss Florence Marsh Of Mishawaka
spent Friday and Saturday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Marsh.
A surprise party was given on
Hazel Barnes Saturday evening.
Raymond Gibson was a visitor in
this vicinity Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Smith and children spent
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. John
Manchester OF Elkhart
Jacob Zimmerlys house was struck
by lightning Sunday evening There
was only a slight damage done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eyer, north
OF Mishawaka, called on the former s
brother, John a. Eyer, Monday on ac-
count of his serious illness.
Straw berries are ripening fast in
this vicinity
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs
John Mills Wednesday.
Louise Beehler is spending a few
weeks with her parents on account of
the illness of her mother.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-04
MISSIONARY OF INDIA
TELLS OF EXPERIENCES
Medical Mission Are Winning
Friends Daily Says Dr..
Betty Nilsson.

An explanation of the methods in
practice among the workers in the
medical missions in India formed the
basis of the address given last night
before the convention of the Women's
Missionary society of the Chicago
church by DR.. Betty Nilsson. DR.. Nils
son is stationed at one of the medical
missions at Rajah Mundry, India, and
told of her experience.
DR. Nilsson stated that the work
in the medical missions was one of the
absorbing passions of missionary
workers in India. That the work is
becoming more and more successful
every year and that the natives are
beginning TO look upon the missions as
real friends in times of stress, were
two of her statements. She also
touched upon the Bible work being
done among the natives and said that
the work was more successful than
even the most optimistic workers had
dared TO conceive.
Convention Closes.
The session last night was the clos
ing one of the convention and Mrs.
Casa, recording secretary of the Chi
cagO synod of the Womens Missionary
society, read a series Of resolutions
made by the visiting mem 6ers' IN
which women OF the local churcheS
were thanked for their steady work
during the present convention.
After the talk by Mrs. Casa So
cial hour was held in which the visit
ing mem ers babe friends farewell.
Nearly all members from out or the
city left for their homes. Among
those who stayed over were Miss May
Mellander, who had addressed the con-
vention previouly. Miss Mellander is
from the mission settlement at Catano,
Porto Rico. DR.. Betty Nilsson also
STAYED in the city. Miss Mellander
will be the guest of Mrs Charles An
derson. 12S Chaplin ST., until Sunday,
and Mrs. Nilsson will be the guest Of
Miss Lodema Wiener S07 Gushing st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-04
TISSUE BUILDING

Tissue is the doctors name for body cells
1t is 10 our bodies what coal is to engine.
Every day We burn up a certain amount of tissue
Therefore tissue must be built to take the place of
the lost fuel
The food We eat makes this tissue and in a healthy
person gives enough fuel TO replace the loss.
People get thin and run down" because they do not
get enough nouTShment from their food 10 supply the
needed fuel.
When the weakened system does not do its duty YOU
must have tissue builder Father Johns Medicine is
real tissue builder because actually makes new flesh and
tissue.
When YOU take Father Johns Medicine the actual
food elements OF which II IS composed give YOU new
strength and enable the organs the body to resume their
work.
Father Johns Medicine SootheS and heals throat and
lungs treats colds bronchitis, asthma.
People gain weight steadily while taking it,
Father Bend by Coonev
Drug Co., Washington ~. Michigan
Drug Michigan practically
stores IN the II difficulty
Johns Medicine druggist write Father
ieine Lowell dollar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-04
The rest of my story is

Marshall. The rest OF my story is
InOwn"
The bill provides for a national home
or lepers to be located on some is
and owned by the United States and
vas introduced by Rep. Johnson OF
Washington state.
The home is to be located by the
surgeon general of the public health
service and be under his direction. An
appropriation OF $50, 900 is made.
The Johnson bill was prompted By
he Early case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-04

HOSPITAL TAG DAY, JUNE g.
John Hale Straw Hats. 127 W.Wash
Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-04

I What do you gain by continuing 10
pay big profits 10 coal wholesalers
and jObbers?
There are dollars i'm getting your
coal supply our way-the new way.
Hundreds of men all around you
scores Of them in your own county
have learned how unnecessary
waSteful il is to 90 on paying high
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-04
ENGINE BOILER LETS GO
Engineer and Fireman on n. & W.
Freight Killed.

CIRCLEVILLE. o.. June EN-
gineer William Wier. 40. Of Column
bus and Fireman K. NJ. Hartman We're
killed Wednesday when the second
engine OF a double header drawing a
Norfolk and Western freight train
exploded near Duvall, ten miles north
of here. Eight cars were wrecked
and a mile of track torn up. Low
water pressure was believed TO have
been The cause.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-04

Why do they prohibit school chill
dren exchanging pencils? Why do
they prohibit the common drinking
cup? The answer is easy-to pre-
vent the possible contamination from
one person to another. Why are you
not as careful and insist that ice used
liz your home is free from suspicion
OF faint. The white Vacuum Ice is
artesian we'll water frozen in a her
metiCally sealed chamber. Contami-
nation is utterly impossible with
Vacuum Ice.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-04

'pecial Correspondence.
POTSDAM. Germany.-The engage
nent OF Prince Oscar, fifth son OF the
ierman emperor. TO Countess Ina
Marie Won Observation-Disclosures maid
OF honor TO the empress has been an
noun, ed. The prince is 20 years old.
Much comment has (een aroused
by this announcement living to the
fact that the marriage will be the first
mOrganatic union which has occurred
in the Hohenzollern family since 1853.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-04
RECaIAR SNOW.

FREDERICISTON. y. b, June a.
Snow fell her,' Wednesday. IL GOV
cred the ground and remained 70
some time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-04
SOME NEWS NOTES.

Davies Laundry. Both phones.
Leslie. the optician. sol s. Mich. st.
DR.. Stoeckley. dentist, Sill J. NJ. S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-01
NH NCTIoN pROi EEDINGs
Will. III. HEARD Tu-Dt,

BRISTOL. VA. september Go-The
Injunction proceedings OF tho Louis
vile ana Nashville halfway company
against the Interstate Commerce Com-
mission viii hc heard ia tho Federal
Cont ~ Eie stone Can, Va. tomorrow
With three judges presiding This case
involves the actiou of tn" commits sion
in declining Ia allow the ~ il"aN com
pany 10 increase its rates on coal anG,
coke shipments from 81. charles. VA.
and to decrease its rates from Midale>
boro, nv The commission VIII hc rep :
resented by former Governor Joseph
Folk. a; Missouri. who VAS here this
evening Win the "N.,;oTeruor we're:
BLACK burn Esterliio, Of tilc Depart
mtut Of Justice W. A. GLASGOW. of
Philadelphia. counsel for the Vent
interests Henry Is. Mciiarrc. Jr., vice
president uf the Virginia Iron, coal and
Coke Company, aud i. =. iiull Jr. gen
crai counse, for McIIargs's interests
In the SGufl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-01
COOKE MINGEA NUPTlALS
INTERESTS SOCIETY FOLK
brilliant Company nj Guests WiiI Al
tend smart Wedding Tonight
li

smart society all over tho stat, i
GREATS Interested Ia the webbing mis-
evening of Miss Francis Tllchtnau
M!uHep, daughter or Mr.. ana Mrs. WIZ.
ton EgcrtOu Nincca IL Charles Francis
Cooke, son ~ Nj. and Mrs I.uciai II.
Cooke. or kuauoke The cer,mouv VIII
taltc place this evening Rt o'clock i'm
-, Thomas Episcopal Church. a, Ahing-
dom. in the presence Or brilliant
company oC guests. ana nev. Fraucls
j. Lee, or l'ranklin. assisted by Rev.
jennings Y Isc iiobson. rector 81 -.
t. a,i'u@ed o% Mrs Kenneth g. Price,
- N'fho.lar Mis-, - h"r dame o.
"oa"f a." the ;onT hrid"SmaidS ~.
,.""e "'SS1s "lhiE STUART 1oe"t. o.
w. hehs. MIG HUTCHINSON 81 iioEdeo-
town. : - my uiS St"nson, - fingers
town, Ma. ana jamie rem, al Abingdon.
M'Trltt = Goose, r., - norfolk, VIII
q" VT. locke pest man and III"
< E"1"ia!"t. ore t.ucian ~! Cockc.' II.
- l.at.''' .pht"i i'r. ii"sn tiasan, %
49, N'''s" - t't'+"a. - ..
NStl- COZ. ah4 '"hcIs Cooke, 81
i'aieash' =. -
y large reception will follow tho
ceremony ~ "Niontca!nl." The handsome
residence oi tire brides parents In
Abingdon, and mun$ prominent guests
tend the marriage. Among the mum
erous functions al interest that have
boon given FOR Miss Niugea and her
attendants previous 10 hcr wedding are
~ Attractive luncheon on Saturday
night, when eight guests were pres
ont and the tael" was set with yellow
ros.s, tca cn Monday afternoon. ~
Which Mrs. u. : Gil Was hostess, and
a card party on Tuesday. given bv
Misses Nancy aud t;cttN Hooker a
charming affair. which took place at
"Wndrif;"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-01


I. ~ :. convention - bristol has re.
'"'ne' 20 mo city
Miss Esther Wilson. daughter OF john
I. Wilson. lott yesterday Tor National
In'h seminary ~ Forest 'il"nn, Md,
81 VIM % d slu"ch' TOT 'h's
SESSION.
Miss Smith, Of Norfolh, is the guest
81 VIZ =. - Dn"ahs"r at her nome ON
->o' :" ''''i'''"S 9'''"'
Mrs > u: Witt AMI her family arc
'.'u. u'nS 'o''"! 'ro" 'hs mountains
~ .>'''" 'H'o''f"'
Miss lonc Wiisvu has lef, for floiiims
rs, MMe'' sue Win &c student
"'.s SESSION"
Mrs > y. 'otttel. q, Louisa. Is
re""t.'s SUM- YUM VI" relative" III
Mrs Il. l, kohcrtS, OF Richmond. is
nm s' 81 '-G'o'.G' =. = CelS ana
~
MI and Mrs y. W. Wells and thoir
sou nave ro'urn"d 70 the city. after
%rrs.t,.' WV VIZ" '''eh'a 'h
MISS Margaret cochran has arrived hi
,,,',V'.' ''t'' "'' eN''""c" stay III
MRS J"hn !. iiauuSan, OF this cts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-01

called meeting OF the Federation
OF Mothers clubs Will Ice held in the
mothers room. Administration Build
ing, 500 East Marshall street, this at
tcrnoon al o'clock. The hygiene and
educational committees are especially
urged to attend az plans must lie com.
pleted for the better babies health
exhibit and contest 70 be held at the
fair next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-01

Tho regular weekly meeting Of the
Equal suffrage League ~ Richmond
NH lie held this afternoon ~ $50
o'clock, lin the Commcrcial Building.
Second street. between Broad and
Grace Streets
a; ,hls meeting delegates ana al.
teruatea To tho Roanoke convention.
the fourth state convention OF the
Equal suffrage League OF Virginia, win
be elected fun attendance is de-
sired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-01
Motorrd 10 IInrrIsan,.urg,
IL ANn OUT or rnAN.

Ais. James Z. Smyth has returned
To her apartment, at Nonro, Terrace.
after Spending the summer In he Whit.
Mountains Of New Hampshire
Mrs. p. .s. Blenner, who attended the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-01
woMEN's MEETINGS.

There viii be a meeting ~ the boa ri
OF managers of tho BAPTIST Home this
morning At II o'clock A fun attend
aucc IS desired
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-01

The WoWaH's Nissionary. society o
the l'irs, Ean,ist Church viii hold il,
regular monthlr meeting IL churcl
parlor this afternoon at c'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-01
reatmcnt Of Freckles
ny LILLIAN RUSSELL.

The thin. skinned girl is back from
her summer vacation with tho weigh;
Of worry on her mind. tor she is Won
dcrins how IN the worln She Is going
to got rid Of tho frcckl.s she acquired
vhllr romping hcneath til" blisterinr
summer sun. she IS wron. t. worry
Ill tho mrs, place, troclles acquired
during Nnra tion season are not such Il
terrible addiction, because They may h.
easily got RID Of
There are two sorts al frockies--s
dose whiclt come from Exposure to tho
direct RAYS Of the son and which viii
lpp.ar IL a ,a". aud those which re
main tho year round Sometimes tho
latter sort refuse 10 yicld to any nnau-
nor IT treatment. They are called
rob" trecklcs. The cold frrclllcs are
practically incurablc. but they may he
plcuchel out, aud their spread may IL
prevented hN taking tho proper pro
cautions.
The simplest aud safest lotion Is the
uicc Of tho lemon. 10 he used IN
dilutcd If The skin is not too tender o.,
H. IL weakened 10y adding water. lf
tile skin Is tender ana rsddonS when
the lemon juice - applied. 2lyccriu and
roscuat.r should H. used ~ equal pro
portions, and a. much lemon juice ~
ihe skin Will stand should be added
II there are hut few trcckles, far apart
iuice or the mixture. IL IL not neccs.
,ary to apply the lotion to tho whole
face. 4 csmers hair brush is oonecn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-01
F ashton S Decree

To DAYS Dress Hint with
authentic note as - style
and iaUrIc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-01
pctcr>ou-SyrineIo

NJ. AMI Mrs. T.. a. Swincfcrd OF
prewry'a Elum announce the maria -
OF their daughter Elizabeth. to forster
Peterson ph. r.. and VI. Agr.. OF Nor
Vauka, IA. The marriage took place
III Washington or saturday. September
- and the ceremony Was performed
hN Ecv. lanes : Montgomery. - -
pastor o; tho Metropolitan Church, OF
this city Mr.. peterson aud his bride
after short wedding trip by sea. viii
20 TO his HON" =, AIorennza, whore he
: employed as agricultural inst ructor
ut tho PeuNS"ivauin state Traiuine
school Tbcy viii be at home in Nor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-12
JUSTICE SHOPS.

John Humble. proprietor OF the
Everybody garage at Altenheim. was
arrested yesterday on a warrant be
fore Squire Hobbs on complaint OF w
G. Brand. az the Fidelity Investment
company. charging him with assault
and battery. Constable J. W. Fullerton
served the warrant.
II seems that the men had been deal
Ing over a piece OF property which was
placed In the hands uf three real estate
agents 90 sell They. it - claimed.
wanted fn charge o. larger sum for the
land than the landowner himself.
Humble claims that brand called him
liar. whercupuu he turned iu and gave
him quite logging The trial viii be
hell 600. morning no TO O'Clock az the
uriD. of squire Hobbs.
th1r'rs Nt'amHtuos was held TO the
grand jury yesterday morning by Squire
Hobbs. undo. $500 bond on charge OF
stealing $50 from "a Cuuutrymau some
days ago Two ufhCTa. George Ekiios
ami NIra NukuFIa held ON the same
charge were dismissed Tom Cnpulas
war the complainant Prosecuting At
fUrrsN AlIIsuaI assistant. d. A. Me-
kst stated f.Hf fUH state would not Dc
satisfied With fines but would insist
upon I"II sentences
Abraham Little ~ r1mcr1v. o.. will
10 given H caring tria aft.In noon before
Justice Hf Ts.re vs.. o.. WI,kHam uu a
uHu...T.H.f charge preferred Hg Mra
I4IffI. WHO HHa been living Ir his city
with Uer child Tor some tun past
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-12
AT THE vICroRI.

Opening st the Victoria theatre this
aii'. moon and running the r,u-tu Of
the W,'E. viii be- "a brand new biI Of
exceptional merit. headed by the famous
ShlIuau IbdIicttc. known as the world. s.
best singing four In tUD gu.rfette
There a., some uf tu. greatest singers
outside %. TIE big opera companies aud
the} come here after TUtkiug "a wuuu-
cfful hit over tus circuit They viii
slnF selections ranging nom grand
opera tu the latest song hits
The N,monce. Aitaru. NHIIalau com
pan. VII. Hr seen Iu 90 spectacular now
Guy Ini singing act boo which electrical
'UttIH 90 90 clover character VIII De
introduces HnNI-I.s..I. aud ,umntrs
nave splendid comedy lu FAC the
stroke OF Twelve. t.harauEH and
shaw are clever HI.r,.. and eccentric
dancers ami Wll Connolly Iu eccentric
como IiIu. De- 400 sufsIfHusI of wurfH.
lures ut The NicfprI1auure sort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-12

Just as essential 90 veilbslsnced health
~ the nutritious Elements Of the meats
grains, fats and sugars Of our daily food
Not only this, but n from the presence
OF some disturbing poison there n a Local
or general interference Of nutrition 20
esus. bolts. carbuneles. nhsce--,s snd
Kindred troubles. ;. s. 4 30 directs the
local cells that this poison IL rejected and
eliminated from their presence
Then, too. =. =. s. has such specific
Stimulation on th-se local cells - TO pre-
serve their mutual welfsr. and a proper
relative assistance ~ each othsr
In very brief time 4 s. = has the
reconstructive process 50 under control
that remarkable changes nre observed
All eruptlye places heal. mysterious pains
head 10 foot their IL conscious sensa-
t1on % renewed health. That ttranr.
moody. morbid feeling Of depressiou Is
lftcI. und the sutrs system responds
with surprising energy
From the fact that s. s g IL pursiy
a bOtanlesl preparation. 70 g. accepted hv
the weakest stomsch and has treat tor i
lnhuenre in ell ths digestive organs 10
n certainly wonderful blood medicine.
anf T. prepared direct from native mate.
rials gathered By ne experts % tn %
nous swift Laborat0rv Not one drop "
minerals Or druks IL used In Sc prspara
ton. Asa Tor s. q and INSIST upon
having a.
You can get g 3 8 ~ any 6ruN store
Beware % any effort h seu you something
clsimsd % b. "just - good n youu. l.
peculiar csss and ron desirs srp-rt Al
vice, write 20 The suiN ap-cinc Co. go
swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-12
Pike Rriefs


Mrs. Samuel Kendrick Of Edgdale
VIII leave today for Pittsburgh,
where she will have an operation
performed at the Allegheny General
hospital
Herbert end Alex Hellstrom are
their parents at Woodsdale. They
VIII leave the first OF next week for
Pittsburgh. where they will resume
their studies in Carnegie Tech.
Barney Finnegan Of Cameron is
the guest of his brother Peter at Elm
Grove for short time He will
leave this morning for ClavsyiIIe.
where he will spend fe wdays as
the guest of friends and relatives.
Mrs. j. VI Butler and sister. Mrs
Anna Reed, OF Elm Grove are visit
Ing friends and relatives at Wash
ington, Pa, for a few days.
Louis SAKE and daughter Alma of
Fulton left yesterday for eastern
Ohio. where they will spend several
Levi Phillips of Calls spent yester-
day LOOKING after business at Elm
Grove.
Louis Porter and Georre TAYLOR
were business callers al Elm Grove
yesterday
Louis Caldwell McWhorter OF Pine
i'm spent Yesterday looking after
business n Elm Grove.
The Elm Grove Motor Sales com
pany held very successful sale
Yesterday at their garage at Flm
Grove
Charles DacUo has returned 10 his
nome on the Stone church road after
completing the drilling Of an oil well
near St Mary's
Several out tho pike people will
attend the mock trial that will he
given ~ tho Valley Grove school
house Friday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-12

Arrangements have boen completed
by the Valley Grove Literary Society
fOr The holding Of a mock trial a the
school house Friday evening in place
~ the regular literary program The
case that will come up Tor oOusiiera-
ton NJ his ERIN Of court VIII be- he
State VS. Erastus Alexander Parks on
a misdemcauor charge The charges
preferred by the prosecution will be
for manning dogs and obtaining MOI.
~ under false protousc Prosecuting
Attorney ~ l.. Morrison viii De- as.
sisted Tn the prosecution by Rudolph
Rodgers. while attorneys Hannah and
Woodruff Nlll represent no. defendant.
The case will come up before Judge
James Caldwell. The prisoner will be
IN charge n sheriff y Normi'lior
II has been hintcd tina The prosecution
will also bring in the charge AGAINST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-12
Phillips Dismissed.

At he hearing before Squire Sci
bert. OF Elm Grove. the case OF Adolph
Kimmery vs.. A. J. Phillips, for per
jury. was dismissed. The case is the
outgrowth OF the trial OF Mrs. Kim
merry and TIL omas Metrick. before
Squire Lee +. Dobbs. on December II.
on a charge of fornication and adult.
~. The charges were preferred by
Adolph Kimmery. The Justice found
them guilty and assessed a fine of 500
and costs from which they took an
appeal, Offering Phillips as surety on
the appeal bond. Following this ac-
ton attorneys examined the records
and insisted that Phillips had mis-
represented his ownership of property.
II was for this that Kimmery had
the warrant sworn out. charging Phil
lips with perjury. during his eNamina.
ton before Dobbs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-12
Agriculturists Meet.

me valley Grove Branch OF the Pan
nahuIe Agricultural club hsld "A very
lng and Instructive meeting AT
the valley Grove school house. La
eNeulht several matters of import
shce were taken up including the mat
Yer OF purchasing farm supplies bN car
loan lots. Several interesting and in
~ uS'lNt addresses were given by prom
incnt farmers and Observation-Disclosures one
o. the principal addresses was given bv
W. H. Sill. OF the state University who
gave very interesting addresses on mai
ters pertaining to agriculture At This
meeting orders Tor clover and alfalfa
scrd9 Wcr" taken and "a large number OF
orders were taken. Also orders for FER
uhzer were placed. a car load Of ferti-
uzsr VIII be sent to Ruueys Point. The
otoerS Tor this material will be held
open unul saturday. ANY one wishing
70 order viii have their order sent TO
). -. Cox at Roueys Point before sat
uruay "a the orders will be closed at