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Y ana zoe ind that the same principles obtain In a real
'eVfval at any time.
sods people had been playing a losing game for
TT 20 Years. Year by year they 1oere yielding their
ssfsonaI aud political independence aud their property
i ne enemy. the PhiistineS. At times they loon-
80 " God ioers a Icing reality to allOto such a con-
s40' among HIS people. Suddenly they realized the
szH teas not 10Th God but IN Themselves. and they
sa4Asa about havtn9 a repivaL Who l0OuId conduct tP
! Haa to centre around some personality some man
: Wqs right toith God himself. toho kHetO the right
s.eopies and methods Of conducting a revival and
= could speak t0ith authority to the people. Samuel
= Ihat man. II lie tvers here today he t1oHId be
eaasa a modern evangelist.
me central truth Is suggested BIZ The me princi-
k*s IN cerses 5 TO 81 Samuel laid doton as fuHGa-
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The Rev: William T.. Caldwell will preach at
Ing at io:4h O'clock. IN the evening at 7:I5
o'clock the Rev, DR., J. q. Bolton, pastor, will
take as his subject, Saved or UnBayed-
Mhich2"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-27

CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES
Est ANIL CHRISTIAN SITS.
Rev. George Heroert 1oop, 3. D., Rector.
500 q. M, Holy Communion. 1880 a. M,
Morning Prayer ana Sermon. 2:3O D.. IN,
Sunday School and Bible Glasses. 1880 y. M,
Evening prayer and Sermon. Tho Rector
will preach al both services.
OLD ST. JOHNS CHURCH. Brown below, I'd.
Doctor Richmond breaches February "a &c
1880 and 7'4J. Subject at night, THE
FAILURE OF BILLY SUNDAY AS A
PREACHER OF MODERN
NESS; OR, WHY HE PRAISED ttOCkh-
tELLER."
MEMORIAL CHURCH OF ST. PAUL
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Overbrook, PhiladeIphia.
William II. Turner, Re.tor,
February 2S-Special Musical Service. with
Organ Prelude, I:lj y. m.
OrHtorio, story Of tine Cross Dudley Buck.
Stanley Addicks. Oiganist and Director OF
Choir. All are welcome.
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NOTICES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

UNION TABERNACLE
York aud Coral sts.
will preach 1890 a. m, TAD .. m. Revival
Hymna and sermon at the Evening. SerN Ice:
Special Cornot Music by the
2aaSS- -SfRHssh uhSsR9Sgasi III TFAE cfAufklcHH.
Woodland PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
42d and Pine SITS,
11'Oo-Norshlp. Sermon. AND
2.I5-Bibie School. 3sOO-Adult Glasses.
'O0-Worship Sermon. THE IMPorENf
Come thou and all thy house,
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Tho Rev. DR. Randolph II. McKim, rector
Of the Church OF the Epiphany, WASHINGTON,
BBDal Scs %pl c RREssfSh f e st. st SssPh sSoys PG GSsstaat
street. Mensdsy. Tuesday. wednesday Thurs
rector OF ST. Paul's, Chestnut Hill, will speak
Saturday. March 9.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-27

The Rev. Edward Warren. pastor OF the
on "No More Pain. at 1880 a. m and on
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THE BILLY" SUNDAY BIBLE CLASS
CENTRAL TRUTH OF ToMoRRoWts LESSON.
February ss, 19l5-Internatonal Sertes-I Samuel vH, SIM
REVIVALS-Ancient and Modern
IN GEORGE g. DOWEY

@Bay" Sundays method of conducting a revival Is considered by many
: modern method. but IN truth It is as ancient as the prophets Of old
f.tqneen' times This lesson Is the story Of an ancient reWUdL AnaWze
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'PhariEee and Publican will be the sub
jeot OF the Rev. James Ramsay Swain, pa stor
OF the Woodland Avenue Presbyterian Church,
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock, He VIII
preach on THE Impotent Man at s o'clock
In the evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-27

The Rev. Dr, D.. Stuart Moore. pastor Of
The Scots PresbytsIIan CHURCH will preach on
what Saith the Scriptures at 7;45 p. m.
tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-27

Frank NJ. Ritter will be the speaker at the
Yesper services ct Houston Hall, University Of
Pennsylvania, tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
o'clock. The sololst will be Arthur z. /.
jackson.
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y series of lectures on the Bible as under
rated BY the Rev. q. +. St. John m'r pastor St Of The
First unitarian Church, tomorrow evening at
his sermon in the morning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-27

John C. sayre will speak at the Protestant
row evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-27

The Rev. DR.. Charles Wesley Burns will
speak on The Inner Life at the Philadel-
phia-New Jersey Methodist Preachers Meet
Ing at Wesley Hall. 1918 Arch street. Monday
morning at II o'clock.
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The Rev. William Muir Aud, pastor of Cal
vary Presbyterian Church. will preach on
"Churchmanship" at the morning service to-
morrow, and In the evening on Abuse of
Pleasure, At the mid-week service on We'd
nesday afternoon. at 5 o'clock, the Rev. Mr..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-27

a series Of sermons on the paTables OF the
Old Testament, win be the topic OF the Rev,
Or, Clarence Edward Mccartney ct the Arch
Street Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning
at 1918 o'clock. He Will preach on "Haman
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BENEHoLkNF A~ssouAIloHs

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
RIDDLE NOMINATED
TO CONTROL BOARD
PRESENT MEMBER OF COUNCIL
GETS REPUBLICAN NoMi-
NATION AT PRIMARY.
Fight Was One OF Most Interesting
Ever Held In city-Counell
Flight Also Warm.

In a primary devoid OF incidents
Saturday. James II. Riddle. present
member of the First Branch OF coun-
ell. won the Republican nomination
for the Board of Control over a held
OF Ave candidates. w. J. Steen ran
hism close second. and Captain ".
II. Otto finished third. Louis F. Nolte.
present President OF the First Branch
OF Council. and Hon. |. v. barton.
former State Labor Commissioner.
finished in the order named.
The election was featured by a light
vote. Mr.. Riddle won the nomination
BY slightly over a half a hunGred ma
Jority. A grand total of 3.67O was
polled for the whole list OF candidates.
Not until the returns had practically
been submitted early yesterday morn
ing. was the result known. This cam
paign closing is considered one OF the
friendliest that has ever been wit
messed in the city.
Tonight, the city committee Will
meet TO canvass the returns of the
election. but IL r. not expected that
there will be much OF a change from
the present returns. Council ngnts
In Saturdays election were many, as
was the fight for committee. over on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
UNION DISTRICT
SCHOOL BOARD
CRITICIZED uNJUsTLY FOR CUR
FAILING SCHOOL TERM
OF 1915.
10 Opinion Of One ef the MEMBER
Submits Figures 10 Show Why
Action Was Necessary.

Considerable criticism has been
heard In Union District. Marshall
county recently. o. the Board OF Edu
cations actions concerning the cur
tailment Of the common school term
Members OF the board are hignfy IN
that II is the work OF professional
knockers.
Recently a representative OF Ihe
lntelligencer In talking to a member
OF the board received some inrorma-
ton on the subject that might tend TO
allay this criticism. This member
said: You know. in every neighoor-
hood we have a class OF people that
are dissatisfied and ready to criticize
no matter what Is done.
1T was as distasteful to me as to
anyone when II became necessary 10
cut down our school term. out n
could not be helped. During the past
year the county should have received
$4,000 coal tax which IL do not.
Union Districts share OF this tar was
1850. We did not get the $500 from
the State High School fund that we
should have received, and we mad TO
refund TO the Manufacturers Light
and Heat Company between 5000 anu
$1,000 for the years 1910 and 1911.
Aside from this the natural deiin-
quencies for the county were larger.
and proportionately the delinquencies
for this district were larger. On top
OF this the board had to equip the new
High school at McMechen with suit
able furniture in the gymnasium. We
could have continued on for this year
but We would have been in debt next
fall. and would have had nothing TO
begin on. | feel that II some OF the
. persons who are wont to criticize.
would carefully look into the situa-
ton. they would see that the yoard
has done nothing only what these
same persons would have done under
the circumstances.
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tals). James E. Richards. 3O7'; Louis
+. Seidler. 1877.
Second Branch Council-Qst Pre-
DIR. B. ii. Stillyard. 155: Henry Peffer-
man. log: d. w. F'yfe, IS: William n.
Campbell, SO; w. l.. Jones, Jr., l3y;
w. l.. Fritz. SO; Frank Meyers. lIS.
(2nd Pre-, DR.. b. ii. Stillyard, %
Henry Pefferman. 11s; ID. w Fyfe, 6y;
William II. Campbell, 81: w. l.. Jones.
Jr, 10; W. L. Fritz. 121; FRANK Mey-
ers. 4S. (Totals). DR.. b. II. StilIyard,
1907; Henry Pefferman. 225.; ID. W.
fyfe. 1877; William II. Campbell, l3U;
w. l. Jones. 1852: w. L. Fritz, 22O-
Frak Meyers, 166.
City Committee-Qst PREF. Robert
Clark. 1871; Eddie ScheI. lO7: Selpy
Jones. AZ. end Pre.). Robert CLARK.
so; Eddie Schell. 81: Selby Jones. y.
(Totals). Robert Clark, 237.; rddie
Schell. 1sS: Selby Jones, 81.
Third Ward.
First Branch Council-H. Campbell
Richards. 119: II. W. FAR. l=z-.
Second Branch Council-Edward
Bach. 50; Conrad Miller. Al; EarI
Green. 80; J. S. Butts. 1871: Adam
Kaltenbach. Sc; Charles Leiner. 50;
William Juergens. ST.. f. L.. Leon
hart, 50; DR.. J. J. Osborne. "a; VII
liam ii. Hare. 1OS-.
City Committee-Ben A. schuler-
Fourth Ward.
First Branch Couneil-James Nc.
Laughlin. 81: James NJ. Collins. as:
Charles Flanagan. So.
Second Branch COunciI-John II.
kunz. 147'; Michael Collins, 81:
Henry Thomas. 1Os'; Herbert Moore.
81; @. II. Miller. So: Harry West. 81.
City Committee-Joseph LeffIer.
1917; George Uce) Crumbacker. ~.
Fifth Ward.
First branch council-George Con.
rad. 234'.
Second branch council-John A.
Lashley. 234'; James II. link, 234' i:
Frank Church. 234s.
City committee-Dave Cleary. 81;
Philip Bachmann. 149.
Sixth Ward.
First branch council-Ust pre-
James II. Howley. 21s: C2nd Pre-. }.
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son. 81 (Totals). Henry W. Brink
man. 1856: DR.. J. w. Myers. 243; II.
Lee Robinson. 32l'.
Second Branch Council-Dst f're
George Radcliffe. l61: Phil kunz.
14s; John Mann. 1875: Joseph Arm
bruster. 239; Charles Bowman. IbZ;
Norman Holderman. 46: Conrad Bre-
mer. 2O4; Arthur Honecker. 1876:
William Kieldsing. 1893: Charles Nc
Aninch. so; Fred w Colmar. III:
William Schul. 1875 end Pre.J .
George Radcliffe. 80: Phil kunz. l4I:
John Mann. q: Joseph Armburster.
81; Charles Bowman. SO: Norman
Holderman. II; Conrad Bremen. "a:
Arthur Honecker. 1877; William kield-
sing. III: Charles McAninch. Z: freq
W. Colmar. IL: william Schul. 20.
CTotals). George Radcliffe. lyl: PM
kunz. 2S9': John Mann. 1853: Joseph
Armbruster. 3Os'; Charles Bowman.
2il; Norman Holderman. l2s: Conrad
Bremen. 90; William Kieldsing. 3ls.:
Charles McAninch. 81; Fred W. Col.
mar. 1855: William sehul. 24O.
City Committee-Qst Pref. Earl
w. Petticord. 524. (2nd PreJ. Eari
w. Petticord. PAS. (TotaD. harI w.
Petticord. 772'.
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James II. Howley. 147. (TotaIs)
James II. Howley. 1861
Second branch council-1st Pre-
Albert A. Ames. 2lS: John II. Lash
us; X. W. jenkins. 2Is; Mike gro
gan. 2ls; J. w. Plant. 2ls. (2nd Pre-
Albert A. Ames. 147: John II. Lash
49, X. w. Jenkins. 147: Mike Gro.
ean' l41: J. w. Plant, 147. 1Totalsl
Albert A. Ames. 365s: John n. Lash,
St6'; r. w. Jenkins. 1861: Mike Gro.
gan. 1861: j. W. Plant. 1861.
City committee-1st PREF. Albert
Auber. 60; Frank Hunter. IS; G. c.
Myers. 81. end Pre-. Albert Auber
III; Frnka Hunter. 2S; G. c. Myers,
a. tTotalsJ. Albert Auber. iSS.
Frank Hunter. IO6': G. c. Myers,
Seventh Ward.
First branch council-Qst Pre-
Robert f. Kampfer. 10: Wilson Con.
nelly. 20: Charles X. Welch. 1926: n.
;. Sands, SO. end Pre-. Robert f.
ksmpfer. 81: Wilson Connolly, I43:
Charles X. Welch. 81. II. S. Sands,
bS. CTotals). Robert r. Kampfer. 81
Wilson Connolly. 222': Charles X.
Welch. lSS: II. s. Sands. ISL.
Second branch council-Gst Pre-. }.
Sidney Lake. -; ID. A. Taylor. 1924:
Harry King. Jr.. 1862; b. e. Adams.
III: W. b. Gundling. 80: c. f. Muhie.
man, 80: Hal Hawkins. 70: ID. A. Nor.
gan. 100. (2nd Pre-. Sidney Lake.
a; ID. A. Taylor. IS: Harry King. Jr.,
90; b. f. Adams. 1876: W. u. Gund.
ling. 81: c. Z. Muhleman. 1865: Hal
Hawkins. 14S: ID. a. Morgan. 164. ITO
tals). Sidney Lake. 161: ID. A. Tay-
Tor. 1872; Harry King. Jr.. 266: r. f.
adams. 297s; w. r.. Gundling. 70; c.
r. Muhleman. 25s'; tIal Hawkins.
227: ID. A. Morgan. 257'.
city Committee-Gst Pre.)-W. e.
Thomas. ISL: Charley Cook. I4s:
t2nd Pre)-W. c. Thomas. l64:
Charley Cook. ISL. (Totals)-W. Z.
Thomas. 315': Charley Cook, 2gy.
Eighth Ward.
First Branch Council-Ust Pre-. }.
Henry W. Brinkman. 1873: Dr. }. ".
Myers. 129; u. Lee Robinson. III.
(2nd Pre-. Henry W. Brlnkman. 49,:
Dr. J. W. Myers. ia; II. Lee Robin
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First Ward.
First Branch Council-Edward Nc
Kown. $500: w. II. Manning. $50.
Second Branch Council. c. Berry,
172; w. f. Gil. Jr.. 1O5; Joe Rease.
Sr.. 255; William Drake. 100; Charles
Hood. 173; Howard Gilbert. 172; l.. A.
Rsblg. 81; George Wilbert. 1874; Thorn
as Ball. 3d. William Miles. 1856: Lee
Hedges, 24S'; John p. Kindelberger.
800.
City Committee-Ssmuel Dobbins.
245; Harry +. Whitthuhn. 3O3'.
Second Ward.
First Branch Council-Qst PreJ
James F. Richards. 1877: Louis r Seid.
Ter. 129. (2nd PREF. James r. Ricn-
ards. ITO; Louis f. Seidler. ~. CTo-
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Our "Jitney" orer-ThI. and Sc

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose with sc TO Foley & Co..
Chicago. Ill, writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package containing Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs. colds and Group; Foley Kid
ney Pills, for pain in sides and back
rheumatism. backache. kidney and
bladder ailments: and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic. especially COM
torting to stout persons. For sale by
John Coleman G. Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
GLEN DAVIS ARRESTED.
Young Man Charged With Robbery
Held Under $1,000 Bond.

Glenn Davis. young man OF Edge.
wood. was arrested Saturday by Dep.
uty Sheriffs Green and Graner on a
charge OF robbery. The lad Is
charged with others of robbing the
home OF j.. p. Nesbitt. of SpringdaIe.
He was remanded to Jail in default
OF $1,000 bond and will be given a
hearing Tuesday afternoon before
Justice Gompers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

the Island not one OF the present IN
cumbents in Office were renominated.
The results OF the election follow:
BOARD OF CONTROL.
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= Cure Tor Sour Stomach.
Mrs. VIM. VI. Thompson. OF Rattle
creek, Mich. writes: Il have been
d0 5 with INDIGESTION, sour stom-
ach and bad breath. After taking
Two bottles OF Chamberlain's Tablets
am well These tablets are splendid
none better" For sale by ali deal.
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SOM { DOK'TS

Don't take medicine for your stom.
ach ailments morning. noon and night.
az usually such medicines only give
temporary relief and simply digest the
food that happens to be In the Stom.
ach.
Don't permit a surgical operation.
There BE- always serious danger In Oh.
crauous and In many cases or Stom-
ach. Liver and Intestinal Ailments the
knife can be avoided ~ the right
remedy Is taken I'm time.
Don't 30 around with a foul smelling
breath caused by disordorod Stom-
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TT YOU are stomach sufferer ont
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Most stomach ailments are mainly
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Don 70 suffer constant pain and agony
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Moundsvilie RrI.,.

Prof and Mrs. Harold Rogers Of
ralrmont. are here. the guests of Mr.
hoEers mother and other relatives
TO remain for a week
Miss Nie Lee smith arrived bere
Yesterday afternoon 10 BE- the ruasf
OF Mr. and Mrs. James a. Sigafoose
ti their home on TomlinsOn avenue.
4NIlng her vacation She IS a student
200 the Washington Female College.
Howard BOOher. Of Delaware. % ar
rived here yesterday 70 remain for
some days. the guest OF friends
Mrs. j. =. Bennett. OF Twelfth
rect. Is reported ill OF appondIrifis
ana VIII be operated upon i'm d dav
no two for the trouble.
Misses Eleanor Alexander and Edna
AIKEN came home Yesterday frrr1
Washington. where they are atterdir.,
school. TO spend their Easter vacation
With their parents.
Mr. q. X. Ward % the firm OF PAT.
rick a Ward. spent yesterday iB fbis
city, on business
Mr j. ?. Wayman. Of Cameron. was
business visitor in M0undsvlllp. YES.
to-day.
Mrs } 2 Roberts. or Jefferson sv.
enuo and Seventh street. Ia rocoverirr
from serious attack of tho crime
Miss Bessie Eye left yesterday fo-
Scio. o.. being called there ON sr.
count Of the illness Of her aunt
Attorney J O. Simpson. who has
been lll ~ the grippe f0r tho rasf
N.eA. has recovered. aud is able t8 be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
WAS SURPRISED
AT IMPROVEMENT
Rad Suffered From Stomach ara Kid
ney Trouble fOr a Ven
Long Time.

II Or not alone sufficient that the
BODY shall b. provided with suitable
food. but Do Is essential that the food
must b. changed IN form b. action of
the digestive organs before IL pro.
vides energy for the human body
Without food digestion and aSsiunila.
ton. there cannot be perfect health.
Plant Juice. the new herbal tonic
assists nature. strengthens the stom.
ach, causing the gastric juices TO naw,
digesting the food. a. acts on the
liver and kidneys. eliminates uric acid
from the blood. and the sufferer Is re-
stored 10 health. which is the heritage
OF every one
Local testimonials from gratihed
users Of Plant Juice continue 20 pour
In. proving that this remedy Is still
living up 10 It's reputation. one from
Mr.. John Henry. who lives a. No. Il
ST. Clair street. Detroit. Mich. H. e.
pecially convincing. Mr.. Henry Is a
machinist BY trade. has lived in ne.
troit Tor years and Is very kell known
and popular He said
For many years I have had sfou.
ach and liver trouble and did not seen,
10 be able TO get any help from any
medicine ! ever took. I was not sick
enough TO be I'm bed. but Just felt
miserable with indigestion. dizziness
and constipation. and my liver was
sluggish. One OF my friends recon.
mended Plant Juice and I felt better
rom the very first dose and now am
truly surprised az the Improvement
! recommend 10 very highly"
Plant Iuice f. sold IN Nyb..lf,. o.,
all drug stores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
AUSTRIA DENIES CLAIMS
OF RUSSIANS AT PRZEMYSL

VIENNA. via Amsterdam to Lon
don, March 26. $40 p. m.-The Aus
.tla9 press bureau says that during
the last week Of the siege al Przemysi
me active garrison mum bered only "A i.
40 infantry and artillerymen. two
thirds OF whom belonged to the land
strum and that from this total must
ne deducted loss Of 10000 men IN.
CURED In the last sortie
Beprecating the Russian claim thai
more than 100000 prisoners taken a.
the fall Of Przemysl. the statement
asserts that the Russians counted in
their total $4,000 sick and wounded
men and $4,000 drivers. ErOoms, work
men, labOrers and servants
The armament Of the fortress. 10 is
insisted by the statement, comprised
only 90 guns. majority OF them Oh
models dating back as far as 1861
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THE BATTLE FRONT.

PEIROGRAD. Russia. March Is via
Lsondon.-Ihe number 81 head and
arm wounds OF the men AZ the front b
enormous. for men In trenches errose
only Their heads and arms MANY
hundreds are hit IN the head ana
death does not result from the wound
occasionally on" may see tho aIfrHffy
wounded walk back with heads bound
up or arms in sliugs. Motor rrucEa
loaded with wounded tear along .ra
roads leading back from the extreme
front Perhaps forty percent. of tho
wounded are back on the frIue une
ait'f three months. care and rest ir a
hospital Dr. an depends on a mani.
health and blood. 10 the blood ia
pure and good the soldier psts GA.
hr7t 8Id. proper treatment and rfa
wounds heal by nrst Intention
Good blood .4 everything fo ag.ry
man. Do means fresh strong raryss
-DnH DIGESTION. good cIrpu.a-fou
Those who have used Ur pI.,r..-
Golden Medical Discovery marvel ar
..' way DO checks blood diseases -er
o. man today with skin aU broken
... hIm frw weeks later after
l..He ,a' Discover" HIs rkir BE- aIi
|.|.N.. and
rnr'rn'ld with himself
IH' foundation Of good health fs
good blood. Are you paIr7 AFRO Won
N'Ia. Arc YOU mo- longer ambition
o.. 'nerFr..0' Have you pmpfr- o-
polls. Nu YOU suffer from Hoafar1rs
low Fr.H'st Then you arr ararrrfa
'Hr blood Is 'l'n. lacking ln healthy
s'rnnr'davIrE red r0rruacIaa THln
your blood .r imuur0.8nd your liver
D. not rp to fa task of clearing tho
blood ifom thr ro'a0ra arruru.af-r
Nf II.ro..a Golden Medical Urrov
.iF Ia temperance remedy That Hm
restore FOL you rich health vIvIr rirrr
o. remedy proved BY experience rr
tablet or lIquif form) Uiaa gIycerfe
extract % roots from orr f1raafs.
EnoNr 'o science ae those which VIII
hoa' give mo stomach liver srF faa.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

20 complete plans for the formation of
"a tennis club.
Carl Mckee. OF the local Il. & o.
SHOPS. has returned from a visit with
relatives and friends in Wood county
The revival az the Benwood Metho-
dlst Episcopal church will likely De
continued through next week
Charles Francis Wilson Of Parkers.
burs. VIII arrive here today 20 De the
guest OF relatives for a few days.
u is likely that within the next few
weeks Main street will be graced
with bright sidewalk ornamental elec.
tflc lights IN front Of the city building