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WOODLAND

WOODLAND. W. VA. Nov. l2--Mr
Kenneth HARRISON OF Wheeling spent
Saturday with his Parents. Mr.. and Mrs
|. F. HARRISON OF Woodland Hill.
Miss Shrrlic cowlter returned 10 hef
homs al Woodland after Spending 'hree
weeks with Wheeling friends.
Sharley Boston of Pittsburgh was the
pleasant guest Of his parents Mr. ana
Mrs. n. w. Boston Of Graysvili" last
week.
AIR. and Mrs VIM. Cain nf Rurch
Ridge were shopping in Moundsv'I!e last
+. V. ynho al family. pr; O: r. Wilson
evening where they will max" their III
ture home. =,
L. s. Miller. our rural mall carrier
has moved his family from Rurch Ridge
4, the +. V. Ynho farm at Woodland.
Warren HicCs Of Wheeling sp"nt SAT
urday visiting friends al Woodland.
DR.. Compton Of Moundsvillc attended
quarterly conference at Grace chaPN
Sunday. .;,o-
: Thursday.
News Williams Of Burch Ridge trans,
acted business at Moundsvtlln ana
, Wheetng. Friday.
r. T. Fiddle was Moundsv''le WIS.,
!tor Friday ..r.
and broke its arm at tho hn home nt It's
grandparents on Eurch Ridge last Mon.
day evening". Or. - I. Wilson attended
tho little ono.
T. r. HARRISON has moved his family
from tho Austin Franklin pla"" 20 the
home rerertly vacated by l.. l.. Miller.
Forest W-o:them Of oklahoma arrived
at Woodland Thursday evening 10 HiSi'
his wife who has been spending the sum
n,er with hcr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. !.
Montgomery.
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featured. fair haired sri in white. as hc siroIled -"
the beach 81" rcc!.mnH IN 4 decN char. sun
nnS herself. The hand with the haS EsIlcssiF dah
GjrS The llliiv arrived at Es!Iop. and III tile
neat tcw lnrrucntS mIndr"l yards along The
shrrr. growing fcrociously he Ftrore Ia tear his
lnvi "a N;cr"S.
The detective and the dnS's own"r raced 10 IN"
:rs',r. bat Il the latter who r"i'.rfn the Eanu'
hag c'l.wcd 80 almost unrr"Sniiahic pa!p. ami
returned /. is GIontell slackcrcG his paS.
and the h;re.c h'rr Il scrap Of paper his feti II
r"i" # the un tho puppy had wrought. lie s'oppol
picked il NJ and mechanically crGmplnl Il IN his
faHd 20 ;lrrw away nsain. Then something abou.
the polio; lie had fashioned caught his attention. ell
siia!ghIcl-d i, gu: md examined 1t anil looked
around for the girl. She hhG vanished
May | he dod:aS;cd'' exclaimed GrenfrII. and
with long quick strides he returned his hotel and
w!c'r short letter In which he enclosed the strap
Of PAPER.
Thus far h. had only acted with I Of tho
man having stumbled across p-cc 81 infofma-
i!nn passes il on the more Immediately ron
cerncd hut morning brought with il i wire :rVI
McFall which nigh: hni" seemed thcohrTen; 10 any
hut SUDDEN; ci KiplinS:
Tho hleutinS Of Tho .mh eXri;es ;he tiger.
Ton Thousand dollars reward now cfie.rd. Com
INK first Ir1!n.--McFa!.'
Er II o'clock The hurv central office man had
s"arhed tho English dstct'c. ell cMucSIns win
gicc. The dependency 81 the previous mCrtIuS MAS
all gone. Werr on 10 H. ri fellow" he c:i,L.
''Ynu mckv dog! That IA" corner o. two
thousand franc note that ypU got hold 81. aud Il .
turned be- workman. Where's the LADY
The Enr!isiman shook his head. Never the
going Of Eer. Mac. To about II. thought I'd save
you Il tit Now It's wear !1Nrral.'
McFan 5acamp scricIs ell unlocked his snit iaSe
aud took Out dozen photographs. Il brought these
an tho nf; chance hc explained. There's 10 an:
IN the gallery TINT answers YOUR description hui !
guess thcsa al the Young women likely Ia he in
hie toh'
Although ha bad only irve moments REV nf :l2
cir. the beach. Grrn!- trained observe.
and what he remembered q? her features he r"nIcm
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BIG IRON BUYING
FEATURES MARKET
Most of Dealing Was For Foreign Trade
while Domestic Sales Were
Comparatively Light

NEW YORK. Eov. i>.--Huyins of pig
iron fer export mas been renewed win
rioor. Sales ,rf 5a.puh :" ,2."99 tons
OF basic and :p:rd-" grades wcr: ma,;s
saipmcut :" France. Italy. N"rwaE.
Sweden. Holland. Finland. switzerland.
canada and Snrith America. Advances
% 81 70 s. Il ton We're lundr eaSE d! I'M
p"rtunat" buyers. Inquiries are SUI
IN tbs market fnr l2A."nh tons. inHtud-
ing 1000 tons EoSSrm"r for France.
2n. 00n tnns o; low phosphorus for Italy
and 5000 TORS low phosphorus 10: ia
pan. k.Spcr, sales -: l.rna ton Tots al
SesSemer vc-. made at $50 Il ton nnd
larger tonnas.s ~ basic 4; S25 20 s25.&n.
Valley Furnace. Southern Foundry iron.
sold at SCI t. Sc2. Virginia al S24 -
S26. Eastern Pennsylvania a. y" I" "
and Buffalo at 81, I" SIS ton |" 80
abroad ,.
Domestic pig iron sales about 2QH.0"n
tons were nos so heavy bur were con-
sid-rahlv larger ;:,an toc export ana
new inquiries III the eastern tr:TtrCE
au,o..,,; 20 !%5.ltn 'UnS '"r t?i snip
t,l,.H: ~ rui;ca more * ua III me cell
'"ai w'St.
r:ai,.n.,Gs nav. added $50 more cars.
-" ,n.,..5...j,,.S. "a GH.'. IONS "f trac!;
s,,n:,,.- :7,i -n.rn" OPS e.: bridge wor"
:" Ir.vios.- "-,!rrS AMI '#;'i 2."'Rt oHF'
ing il 'lr '"o,u h.,ii: satisfied.
Anon. 'r,. mus: iui..'E;@nt fNi'n' {
sales u".-. "a ,'ni IONS -. ~':"i S:ec! i"r
Franc. :,,..' ,:~"Ii Ert;3'! - r:."sS :arE-
;,,r from =. "a -. rru.> ~ pound. a;-
..nr,llrs ~ form, "Q.644 tons soft *t@e!
hii?..S ~. r;r,l; BRITAIN. 10000 tons 81
wire - ''rl;,c,,. 10000 tons o. strncturat
shapes an ,r,..rsS Cor Canada AMI I"."pp
-orS sian tsia'"s and torsings FOR Japan
There wrr, also mary small lots nt
rails md miscellaneous products sold
~ neutral countries The most inter
ast,nc, new inquiry is fog Loon miles
~ rack recurring ahou; l5n.ono tons of
"a us and % ono tons of track accessories
The inquiry comes from Great Britain
but is believed 10 be on behalf O.:
Pnsqio
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accompanied by guests whom they have
hren entertaining the past week.

accompanied by guests whom they nave
been entertaining the past week.
Miss Pearl F'outy Of Shafyside. ONO.
and Miss Pearl Brown Of Powhatan'
ohio, were tn" guests Of MI and Mrs.
Fouty oC Twentieth street. yesterday.
Mr.. Julius Somma- who suffered a
paralytic stroke last Thursday. is still
Mr. Harry Kraft OF Cleveland. Ohio.
and Miss Emma Kraft Of Peters Run
were the guests Of their sister MIS-.
Harry Strocbel over Sunday:
Nj. G. c. Meyer and family and NT'
r. ". Meyer Of Ohio avenue, are spend
inc several weeks with relatives IN
Barrisyille. ". Va.
Mrs. Frederick Pierdon has returned
"a Wnllsburg. after a weeks visit with
Mrs ". r. EtcCulla-
The Warwnd Athletics defeated the
Se!berts Of Elm Grove, b. score or
IS to o yesterday, IN very Interesting
game.
Stanley Holmes. the little son o. Mt
and Mrs. Walter Holmes, IS suffering
with q burned henL. rs result OF fall
Ing on stove 81 few days ago
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DR. wiley of Pittsburgh.

pr. N.Il"y ~ I'i'ish"iEn = ''''' g. a.
iaiiy. Of !hr %ui'uNal H"f"rn. viii
sp"ah in ihr church her" S""iA'"
morning.
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: Al dav yasicr0aH n" rIv"r We
! dragged in an effort Ia recover nc
bodies nf Charles Ash and Homer Nc
| Gin n" Warwnnd ~" v"urc mrn VINO
| ucre drowned a: Dam No. IL. carly FRI
! irv Morning. while working on me pear
I trans. ,,
! Tho searchnrs were badly handi"ann"d
. r.. high wind and strong current. and
! I'm 70 late hour Yesterday evening.
. 1. LII nffhnfs Mcrn fN.iIe
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Snrd Brewer and family near Holloway
Mrs brewer being on the sick list.
Nr and Mrs. James Walker and
daIrhtrr Of l.atterty. visited with Mr.,
Walkers sister Mrs. John Eunard ana
Family Friday.
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Rot,1rred Home.

! Mrs K. 4. Tann"r nni s"i' i'"'"". VINO
! nav" been her" Tor NOR" IMAM Nv"
; Mr.. ami Mrs. NJ l.. Prize" w"ni Ihnr*,
! dav 10 IanrSVi!lr wiper" %h" VII! NiSll
! Mr.. Tanners mother. r"in" ola h"n' l."
/ Chicago junction III" las az IN" "'f"'
! rInriu Grimes has h.."u h"r" ia" past
iwo weeks taking tn" u!H"" "' HAcn
: slater. who WAS taxing MS vn'al ION
! Mrs. Jennie Brewer and daugh'"r'
! Mrs David ms'r0nE ~ hHhT were
callers al tn" HON" 81 VIII SHARP SAD
, bath.
. Mrs. Katc Grimes and da"sht"r. Mrs.
| Emil Pose uud Mrs. tirnrG. i!Hrnrs
, and daughter. Alrs. M'i!ui"rk ANA DhnE
visited "Wednesday ~ I'll" hmm" ~ Mr.,
iuud Mrs Frank IIich. III i;"i ialTe
/ Mrs Boon and grand oau%hl"T. Mary
Room have returned +" ii"tr h"ll' i"r'
! afirr = visit with Mrs I'nn's hr"ihcr'
| .lohn Brewer and family near l'l"dmom,
MIR, and Mrs. VIII Taylor and Mrs. W :;
: H. 80 and Afr. and Mrs. J"hn tunhrh
! attended u dinner p;tri% q, a"', " %n".
: Of Mr.. and Mrs. lanes taf"h NJ Nc"
; Athens. Thursday.
! Miss 1rma Nrf' returned 10 - liars
: vilIc. SABBATH evening after u NISll VIII
: her friend Mrs. lanes PRO" anu nus
, band. . l,,,,
m iin SICK lis: for NOR" than Il year
. was taken much d"rS" Monday. j.,
! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor visited
, from Saturday until sabbath Win INC
! family o: John Ross ~ Finishing. :,
Tommy Crimes AMI stS;.r Mr.. r;,li'
! ro.r we're shopping in Flashing FRI
Mrs, Paul Gn->cit @Hh ii;i" danG"icr
were ut the BON" Of Mrs .'"SE"tl ;
mother. Mrs I"nrhim" Lyle ThnrS"a!'
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred T"%'"r "'r" S'I"'-
ming in Wheeling Saturday.
l''uS ,,,,, ,r ,in has been confined +" h"r
! home This wrck wifi chicken nnx hut
/ will III, abb" tn hr in school again inc
! frs: Of the week. 49,,
Craig rricr U"n, Friday :" n" con-
Nr and Mrs. ". u. l."c w"r' Wheel
! inc shnpners Wcdnrsha".
! Mrs. Eliznh"th Econ ;nn % ii,nn
dourhipr arr with Mrs. E""n'S hr"'h"
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union
Here From, Elm Grove.

i'NiDNTpWN. t.. N"s. 1".--Mr. aud
Nr~ \. t.. C'rid"r and Mrs. Orders mot n
~. Mrs Trrssril and son visited Sabbath
with Mrs. Martha Armstrong AMI tHm-
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Christmas Bazaar.
American Guaranteed Paint
Al Factory Price
Moore Brothers. 'WarwOod, w. va.
Wripht-Ranl sew.

Mr.. G. f. Wright Of Mount Pleasant
Ohin, was united in marriac" last SAT-
urdav evening IN Mrs. .inni" +. Ramsey
NJ Adana. phin. Mr.. Wright has many
relatives au; friends in WarWhod. whHre
he has Sp"n' much Time.
Mr. and Mrs NJ l.. Wright and MI.
and Mrs. Albrriis Wright and family
Of Warwond. were in attendance.
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r,,rs+ Nnn,ber of Lecture Course.

j. Milton Brown "i iin''hia''' E"N'
tn. hrs, number "f TIA" I""iur" '"urHH
in the l.. +. Church ThUr>!A% "N'ninE'
his subject vas iii" SIp"ri Iu""> MH'''
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Visitin~ Son and Brother.

Mrs Sn"i-;rass and daHGh'":. M'S.
lIcrrirk az New r'ast!". r.. cain" Yea.
nrs,iay Ia tn" home at Mrs Sn"d&raSS
son. Eov. Hugh SnndSrass. for II visit,
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IL TransfH- te-'Ss "'s,' N"T. ~. :nf : "e7 cc"'
cash .tiriderd ?asGp!e Dec l.
90 T.an,:s LocHs r'c>s me-. ~. - ; rSr cent
cssr ,!i,:rrt r1,at.. Nor !. Books Close Zee D.
Tor ar "x;-a casa G.::d..d rayabe Dec. -.
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Funeral 70" Mr.. Knight.

! The r,lrnrn1 nf III" lat" W. i. knight
: RI r'onaI Editor. Stark COUNTY. Ohio. ~
/ hr,1 Saturday in the family homo:
! Mr.. E-i~ht was CONNECTED with tho
! Wo-rrood Too' cororanv for n voars as
| Oh, eoi"ernan An1 VAS Wei known IN ms
vicinity.
u.ccI; arn lA roli from . hsv va Ton.
! .-i rrrrivnd en-i"ue injuries which
| h-o~s',t IN na-nl"ti" stroke Inst We'd
! rcedav. from which Il" never reEatnnd
icnnscjnu srcss.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. Is. 10
Daily Qurea;:on t.Si &! :he Whcelrs STOCK h1-
change:
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Warwood BTofs.
Mr. nrd Mrs. Anton Tnnfa notor"h
"a PI.tsbmrcr ycst cr6ay. Tho" were
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
NEW CARLISLE, IND.

Mr. and Mrs. Behrndt are parents
of a baby girl, born at St. Joseph
hospital, South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fack are
parents of a new son.
Mrs. Maudlin has returned from
two weeks visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Bert Klackle, of Bridgman,
Mich.
William Shimp, John shrimp, Wat
son Wykoff and John Wykoff Of
South Bend and O. X. Leyda Of Elk
hart spent Wednesday here.
I'm Shurtz of Chicago was here
Wednesday.
Joseph Lesgett of Hatches Mills
is a guest If Edwin. Kinney and
family.
A shower was given Tuesday at
the home OF Mrs. Ralph Keller in
honor of Miss Eva Hauser.
Mrs. r. b. Williams of South Bend
was a guest Wednesday of her sister.
Mrs. E l.. Maudlin.
Mrs. George Mathews of Galien
was a guest Wednesday Of Mrs
Sarah Green.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
AT THE LLASALLE.

The enchanting screen favorite
Hazel Dawn, will be seen at the La
Sale today in a dramatic romance
of the mountains entitled THE Feud
Girl" In the role Of the care free
mountain gir,, who is the daughter
OF the leader of one of the conflict
ing feuds. Miss Dawn is most fitting
Is cast and il is said to be one of
the most sympathetic and appealing
character types that she has ever
played before the camera. The pic
turesque mountain regions of north
ern Georgia were taken advantage
of by the camera men and the rug
ced country in which the pictures
were taken make a sterling back
ground for the elemental story of
the feudal people. Supporting Miss
Dawn for this drama are Irving
Cummings. Arthur Morrison, Ger
trude Norman and other players of
note. The Burton Holmes travel
pictures will complete today's pro-
gram.
Lasky picture of the very high
est class will be seen at the LaSalle
on Sunday entitled Where the Trail
Divides" AS the title suggests, this
is a mountain story Of unusual merit,
being shown at this theater some
time ago and brought back on ac-
count of its exceptional worth. Head =.
ing an excellent list of characters in
the portrayal of this photoplay are
Robert Edeson and William S. Hart.
who are famous for their western
transformations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
GRANGER, IND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Metzgar and
mother. Mrs. John Metzgar. visited
at Richmond, Ind. over Sunday.
AIR. and Mrs. Wilson Thornton and
Archie Gamberling Of Elkhart coun-
" visited Wayne Remley Sunday.
Mrs. John Clemens of South Bend
is visiting friends here this week.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. held an all-day meeting with
Miss Maud Grey "Wednesday.
Mrs. Herbert Shrader and son Of
South Bend visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ShreVe Wurrells. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Chris Hartz viii soon
move to South Bend. where they
will have charge OF the Y. w e. 4
Mrs. Harvey Rinker and children
Of EIkhart are spending "a few day :
with the formers parents. MIR. and
Mrs. J. Q. Bay.
uss Irene Cusp OF Nishawaka IS
Spending the week listing friends
mere.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Otto Bay aud
daughter of Three oaks. Mich. spent
Sunday AT the home OF J. G. BAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
To Preserve Her Hair

II women wccld use an Anti-Sep-
tic oil Shampoo instead OF the soaps
and shampOOs now so commonly
used they would improve rather
than injuro the delicate hair plants.
The hair plant is an oil plant and
10 wash IL with soaps OF shampoOs
containing free alkah works great
injury. u not only cuts the natural
Gil OF the hair but il destroys the
fatty roots OF the hair plant causing
the hair 10 come out
EVERY WEEK ANTI-SEPTIC
OIL SHAMPOO cleanses and purifies
the sea 2 diss es and removes dan
oruff, opens the clogCed haiT-cells
and leaves The scalp soft and
healthy.
II leaves the hair soft. tIstrouS
fluffy ard easv 10 handle
Excellent for men and children
also.
\ large bottle holding 50 teaspoon
fuls SOC. - otto o. Basuan. Ian
son's Druc store. Wettick's. Ameri-
can DRUG Co. Cconleys Drue store.
Nicholas Sch.llIg. Hans Druc Store.
and other dealers IN drugs and toilet
articlsS.-AdVL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
NEWSofSURROUINDLNGT TOWNS
GM AIH see

attended at Pleasant Valley NJ. +.
church Sunday evening.
Henry Berkey of Michigan is visit
ing in this vicinity.
The Misses Edith and Anna He'd
man were in Mishawaka Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Gemberling called on
@. NJ. Smith Sunday evening.
There will be an ice cream social
held at the Pleasant Valley NJ. +.
church Saturday evening. June Il.
Mrs. Freyermuth and son Russell
of South Bend are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Ludwig and family this
week.
James Smith called on his sister.
Mrs. James Sousley OF Willow Creek,
Friday.
Russell Smith of South Bend is
visiting his uncle, Robert Smith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
AT THE ORPHEUM.

Help Wanted" the sensationally
successful drama which had long
runs at several of the large legiti-
mate houses of Sew York and Chi
cago. will be the attraction at the
Orpheum today, presented by the
Jack Bessey company of stock play
ers. The drama tells of the adven-
lures of an innocent stenographer in
a big city. The heroine is the office
assistant for a prosperous importer
and the story of her experiences to
make good" forms a striking. un-
usual and exceedingly interesting
drama. 1t has thrills of the kind
that all audiences like and every
thing goes with a rush from the
time the curtain goes up until it
drops at the conclusion of the last
act
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
PLYMOUTH, IND.

Mrs. James De Loney and Mrs.
J. d. Mccoy entertained about GO
women Tuesday afternoon and eve
ming, 500 being the entertainment.
They were assisted by their daugh-
tiers, Miss De Loney and Mrs.
Blanche Mccoy Firestone. Mrs. De
Loney and her daughter expect to
take a western trip in the near flu
ture.
The St. GATHERINGS guild held a
picnic supper at the home of the
Misses Ruth and Flora Davis, west
OF town, Monday night. Later in
the evening the st. Andrews
brotherhood joined the party.
Henry Humrichouser came home
from Indiana university for the sum-
mer.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Welborn, June IA.
4 son. Willard James. was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Underwood
of Poughkeepsie, y. Y. June 10.
The family formerly lived in South
Bend and Plymouth.
The two-year-Old child of Mr.. and
Mrs Jessie Stafford died Saturday
after a short illness.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Hite dice Tuesday of
pneumonia.
Judge Stevens closed court at
Rochester Monday. that he might
attend the commencement exercises
at Northwestern university, where
his daughter. Catherine. is a grad
uate.
4 reception social and fine pro-
gram were given by the Ladies
.. Z. s. Tuesday night. in the Ma
sonic lodge rooms.
William Parrot Of Winamac is
here visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Harry Campbell.
Mrs Kate Edwards Of Culver. is
the guest Of Mrs Julia Work, this
week
Miss Julia Yockey spent a few
DAYS this week in Argos, the guest
of Miss Zita Boggs.
Mrs Frank Brooke and son,
Charles were South Bend visitors,
Tuesday.
a stranger was found near In
wood, Saturday. who gave his name
as Moore He was brought Il once
to Plymouth and later was taken TO
the infirmary, where he died Tues
day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
Other Charges
Filed Against
Men in Muncie

MUNCIE. Ind, June Il. - For
absenting himself from the state
during the trial of Gene williams,
former deputy prosecuting attorney
who was convicted last week Of hav-
ing conspired with Mayor Rollin II.
bunch and police officials TO solicit
and accept brides, Thomas V. Miller
a young attorney, was Friday SEN
fenced to the state penal farm for
90 days and fined S25 by Judge
Fred Cause of Newcastle. trial Judge
ia the Williams case. Summary
contempt of court proceedings were
brought against Miller.
Lloyd Cooley young school teach
er and attorney who was also want
ed by the state as a witness against
Williams, was arTaigned on charge
Of contempt. Judge Cause placed
Cooley under 81 .OOO bond and or
dered that he be a witness before
the grand jury. 1t is probable that
Mayor Bunch himself viii face a
contempt charge. or an indictment
may be returned against him,
charging him with spiriting away
witnesses. Cooley told the court
that Bunch drove him to Marion.
Ind. i'm his CBunch's) automobile.
Cooley broke down completely be-
fore Judge Gauss and cried and
sobbed like a child.
IL was afraid-afraid-to come
back for fear Of my life" Cooley
sobbed.
a few minutes before Cooley made
his sensational charge. Sheriff Albert
C'Hara had arrested Mayor Bunch
ON three charges, two for assault
and battery with intent 10 commit
murder and one for unlawfully
placing dynamite. Chief of Police
William a. McIlvaine, who was ar
rested Thursday on charge of as
sault and battery with intent TO
commit murder and unlawfully
placing dynamite. was again arrest
ed Friday morning on another
charge Of attempted murder.
The dynamitinS of the home OF
Atty. Wilbur Ryman. who is now
special prosecutor before the grand
jury. is the basis cor two joint in
diCtments against the mayor. chief
of police and Gene Williams, who
has not Yet been arrested.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17

An acre of land in Nova Scotia is
said to have produced 500 bushels
of potatoes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
AT THE COLONIAL

The Courtesan. or the Mothers
Sacrifice" will be shown at the Co
lOnial today. The story deals with
woman whom circumstances have
forced into the wrong path. She
places her son in good hands with
the understanding that he will never
know of his mother and continues a
life of wrong-doing. Later when the
son has grown up to manhood he is
elected district attorney. and an at
tempt is made TO dispose of him.
He is lured to his mothers house
while a raid is on. The story has a
most pleasing ending.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-17
SEN. BURLEIGH DIES
AT HOME IN MAINE

AUGUSTA. Me, june 17.-United
States Sen. Edwin G.. Burleigh died
Friday night at his residence here.
Sen. Burleish's death was due to
acute indigestion. He was I'M only
a few hours. His wife died a month
ago i'm Washington.
Mr.. Burleigh was governor of
this state four years. from 1883 10
1898. In 1897 ne was elected 10
congress TO fll the vacancy caused
hy the death Of Congressman Seth
T. NHlHken. and served until the
democratic landslide of 1910. when
ne was defeated. He was elected
90 the senate from Maine foI "a six
year term by the legislature i'm
1913.