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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

ELYRIA-R F. Ward. blac ksmilh.
will teach forging in the schools here
next year. He will devote half day |"
his teaching and half day 10 his regu-
Lar work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

about $500 by safe blowers last night
The thieves are believed 10 have beet
amateurs. Th" lakewood bank is .
branch OF the raulding National Bank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
Tuadeluh1a Council Meeting.

4 special meeting al ihc rriaielrhIa
council will b" held lhlS evening IN
Green's hrtcI at which time several
matters of Importance Will come up for
CnnSidcrai ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

CLEVELAND--Oue Inan was killed
and eight injured when 4 work train
on tbs, Cleveland and Youngstown rail-
road went through Il treStlc.
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himself in bed. Years ago a Porcupne
shot IL quill into his body and he feared
il was working It's way TO his heart. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

AKRON-Boy Scouts have raised $40,
600 to promote their work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

was notified that The citizens arc going
ahead t. paw" Edginlon Lane with con-
81 etc or brick
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

CEDAR POTNT--Judgc Z. r. KinkeaG
Of Columbus. has b".u elected president
at til. Ohio state Par Association anc
G. t.. blanchard of. Columbus. secretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

pAYTOE-O. r Packard. formerly Of
Toledo, IS years OF age. shot and killed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

NEWARK Strong disinfcctants have
been PLACED in all water used Tor snrink
ling and flushing the streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
Uaulr Robbed,

The vault OF the. lakewood ''T'>,.
Rank al 0akwood. q. was '"n"'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

DErINANCE-On August S, citizen:
will vote on Il bond issue for S2O9.OoS
for a school building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29
Rellairn RriefA

Miss Elizabeth Berry. II bethesda
was a guest % Miss Iuez Hall Of
cue ru-'t street. yesterday
Mr.. ami Mrs George Thompson. OF
S~f'uptut4ll,. are guests OF John IL
MDbrIU, Sr. IA Gravel IIlII
hTu'" Dawson. 81 ShadN~id~, and
George BaI~tnn- - Martins Ferry. will
represent thv Belmont county druggists
rt the state ~unVrutIru OF duIrrl>iz to
D. hold az Cedar Point July .. 40 and
Tho Fruuevick bowling alley on Cen
ir1l Hfsu-ltr has hosn Tm-cha=-d hy John
Iw,1E Tn alley j. b,iur placed IA
-haI" Tor b oI-nine saturday. Don
l. NtufZIluE VIII hc ths
The CITY board Of hsaIth VIII hold its
REGULAR meeting Friday
Misses Clara ans Josephine kIrkpat-
fieN " Ait'oul Pa are visiting reIa-
iIt-~ lu lEc city
r. L Bowman has returned from a
hr.rf NIeEf af T-owharan-
Ar aua Mrs David Abrams o. in
otanaI"l- are s-ests OF friends ia the
Lou Curtis ~ Toledo. has bon csue4
f,r. by ihe death Of his father. George
Mr. and Mrs jesse Ni,ncbce-,r ~
Port Haror. Mich arc sp-ndinr a feVr
cn- with local friends
N.-- flf- lH-fead is visiting rcla-
Misses Rose and Moe NrGirty have
r,i.rn'd from a visit with friends al
Miss Grace GHreland. 90 Pittshurrh.
visiting hsr Parents. Ar and SIS.
Il AL 'iI'lard- on Gravel TGII
harvey ~ghiainE uf Charlton. PA ie
a guest ~ local friends
Miss Mari Riley has returned 20 r.-
10 i~ii-'urFh. nft~r a llslt with
J s Mcclellan haz returned from
Lolean whore h- attended = rr.s+Irr ~
m'e.'al Councillors 90 the state.
MISS i'ulHh smith is 90 az her b,--.
on 'ufrr-.k street.
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ALMOST
NOTHING
HARDY CONSTITUTION WAS ALL
THAT HELD THtS WHEELING
MAN ON HIS FEET
Appetite Was Completely Gone.

II n hadn't of been for my natural
" strong and hardy constitution I
wouldn't have bee able TO stick on the
job, that's all there is 20 it, said
George Cheshire. 410S Eon street. rail
road engineer.
For years my appetite amounted 30
mi and during the past twelve months
! simply ate nothing you might say m
was own weak. and surely needed
q bracing tonic and appetizer and I
found b. alright I'm TanlaC. because 7
want 10 say right now. I do certainly
enjoy "A good meal these days. al
ways am ready for meal time when tho
clock points 20 the hour now believe
me n realizing Tanlac il n meritori-
Gus medicine. tonic and appetizer. |
want 10 say | don't think there Ia an
other as good and recommend IL 10
everybody" continued Mr.. Cheshire.
when telling OF what Taniac aid for
him some time aEu.
Oftimes a catarrhal condition OF the
mucous membrane Of the stomach, IN
testinal tract or duct will cause tho
system 20 become ClOgged M and
permit poisons and impurities 10 creep
I'm. The digestion becomes demoralt-
zed. appetite laggs and the whole sys-
TEN n general health will feel this
curtailme-t OF the proper mou OF
n~ouriShmCnt.
Tanlac was created 20 remove tho
case OF such a condition. Then build
M n ton the ~worn-out. tired and
lacCing vital organs Of stomach. kid
ncys and liver. How successful II Is,
has been proven I'm thousands OF tests
right here In this vicinity. Therefore
q thorough trial should be given Tan
lac at the first sicn OF such trouble.
Get II today 81 per bottle at C. II.
Griest g CO's drug store, Market
street. Wheeling-Adv.
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FORCED TO HAVE
KNEES BANDACED
A PROMINENT 6osTONIAN RE.
lATES row PLANT JUICE
RELIEVED HIM OF
SUFFERING

IN prehistoric days when men and
women lived closed TO nature instinct
taught them what medicine was necSs-
sary Tor their ills In the roots. herDs.
barks and berries that grew IN the for
est Later when the conditions OF life
became complex and artificial and
men became a nation OF "cllr dwell
ers. they lost their natural instinct
and in seeking a substitute began US
ingd drugs. leading TO very harmful re-
Plant Juice has demonstrated its
merits In thousands OF cases OF stom-
ach trouble and proof OF its efficiency
Is attested In the testimonials OF prom
inent men n women who have been
restored 20 health through this
monlal OF Mr.. J. A. Swinehamer. who
resides al No. 3 H~olebrook Street.
Neponset. Mass. and who has lived in
stated.
Il have suffered from stomach
ttouole, dyspepsia. indigestion. and
rheumatism for so years. | had no ap.
petite. poor circulation. was nervous
and restless AT night and my sleep did
me no good. | also had dizzy
spells and pains in my back and
shoulders. Ny limbs used TO swell
very badly n had TO keep my
knees bandaged all the time. / had doc
tored for a great many years. hut
could not seem TO get any relief. Now,
! can say for publication that have
only AXE n bottle OF Plant Juice
and all my rheumatism has gone. I
have taken the bandages. OF my knees
and can eat n kind OF food now.
sleep fine. In fact. | do not have anv
more aches or pains at all. | consider
Rant Juice a wonderful medicine and
! can gladly recommend II TO anyone"
Plant Juice Is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
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son

Paul Il. Tilton. successfully passed the
l., e. e. q -. l.. Railroad physical ex-
animation. given at the Union Station.
Pittsburgh. Pa. on Monday OF this week
". r.. Ray. Of the Zarnard Bros. Gro
Gerry Co. was a business caller in the
city. on Wednesday.
Mr.. end Mrs. Louis Haehu and daugh-
ter. Geneyieve are visiting At the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs.. William Hail. OF this city.
Mrs. T. 2 Amlck. and daughter. Mrs.
J.. b. Chew. left this morning. for
Wheeling. 90 attend the Wedding OF Ms.
Amick's niece. Miss Ella Bond. 10 Dr.
Joseph +. Caldwell. both Of Wheeling.
Mrs. William Traubert. Mrs. Leo
Traub-rt and son. Herbert. attended the
81 Alphonsus picnic at the Wheeling
fair grounds, on Tuesday. The day was
a made 20 order picnic day. and all en-
Joyed a pleasant time.
Miss Wayne Traubcrt. who has. for
some time. been in the North wheeling
is housh she Will be- able Co. return 10
her home some time next w''k.
Miss \'ima ferguson U.s. making r.
week yisif with friends iu Moundsvtlle
Miss Pearl West was "a Wheeling call
o.. on Tuesday
Miss Anna UoI.Isy was ~ Wheeling
shopper. on Tuesday.
Mrs E Ehowe ls on the sick list.
Miss Maffy Masters. who has been
visiting a. th, home 81 Mr.. and Mrs o.
Rhome. returned Co her home. in Little
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29

? w n p~rotracted illness OF
bright x disease, Parker Elliot. Al aged
I'Nid,hi OF this city. died ct his hom.
on West jefferson street, yesterday
m'IHlhg at 10 30 o'clock. The deceased
was one 81 the men who crossed fha
IN 40, when gold WAS discov-
cred IN California He has -prospected
~, E"ld IN many OF the western states.
Mr.. Elliot was horn in Epgts-J "a
N'i ana came fo this COUNTRY when ho
vas 10 years Of axe. He is survived nv
lhr following children. Mrs. Edward
S~poonhalf. ~~teubsuvillc. Mrs. Michael
lnkerion. klairmont. Mrs. NJ n
Rooney. Bowling Green. Mrs. u. y. Mar
lln. lNfroit' Mrs Frank N~cFadden. and
one son.. Henri. both of This rIf, Gc
was A member ~ Tho ODD Fellows.
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Joins HIS Regiment

I"Tn 7 WhIfTrN- Vol huUNU engineer
who has been employed by the n. kup-
PEERS Company. which Is building the
new I-ib,I' coke ovens. LETT a. noon
to-day far Vermont where ne viii join
"A company OF volunteers made up II
former graduates DI luItt r-ItN uf Yer
mont Whitney. along with many of his
school mates, Joined the National Guard
when he was q student AT Vermont Iul-
vsr.lfE. and yesterday receive. a tcle-
gram Co report for military duty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29
ORGANIZE MILITIA
AT STEUBENVILLE
fihSI WILL BE COM
rO-rrIGHT AND
mi TO BE
kookies Are being Drilled and VIII Soon
30 Ready for Serv1cs-News
OF Stsubenvile.
S~TEUBENvILLE O.. June q.

VIZ BENNfLI.E. q. June ss-Steu-
n'nNlt's patriotic sons have come eai-
AMY Co tho front for their countrl. 20
~ Nom answering the first call Tor re-
,FNltS Tor tho volunteer company being
iotm'd here and which f. Co b. attached
70 The Tenth ohio Infantry.
mo recruiting station MAS opened Tor
me lirSt time In the mayors office
tuesday night and the place was storm
90 Tor over an hour by the youth OF the
CITY. stgcr 60 Join. n - expected that
enough recruits will b. socured by to-
hsht To complete "a company OF 50. The
work OF -crganiztng a second company
VIII then l." Undertaken.
NO time Will be- lost i'm training the
recruits and drilling was started to-
nisht on the ball grounds In the pres
once OF a Larry. and enthusiastic crowd.
captain Ilodgett. OF the sons OF Net-
Grams. who is I'm charge OF the recruiting.
IS ais" drilling tho rockies with the as
Slstance Of former army men. who have
oiitr'd thoir services.
Anoug thos" who are assisting are
Charles \. Brown. First Coast Artillery;
Joseph Balm. Fourth Cavalry: Alex. Nc
Nlmuon. Twentieth L.. :. Infantry: r. X.
cunningham. TwcntN-nrst L. 5. Infan-
Try, and u. :. Dyer. captain seventh
ohio Infantry. who hds been here from
columbus Tor the past week. lie - an
under officer or Colonel Knox. OF Mari
eta. o. and has done much to arouse
enthusiasm In eulisung in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29
Bran-cuaok wedding.

4 quiet wedding took place in the
Fourth ward, Of this city, at ~ m. on
Wednesday. Miss Leila Virginia Cusick
was united in marriage to Mr.. Walter
Bryan Of New Cumberland. by the Rev.
\ +. Finley. OF the Christian church.
Tho bride was but Is years Of age. while
the groom was n. They left on the IS
,. m. train on a honeymoon trip. To I'M
known minis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29

Collier Coal Co. died at his boarding
house on Tuesday evening about : y. m.
lie Is about so years OF axe. and stable
boss at the coal mines. for the last IL
years. II has been learned from some
friends that Mr.. Williams has two
brothers in New Castle. Pa. and word
was sent TO the officials. Of that city. TO
locate the same. as no other relatives
could b. learned.
Coroner J. r. Clemens was notified Of
the death. and Immediately went 10 Col
licrs. with Undertake. John B. Hogg.
who held an Investigation and ordered
the body brought 10 Wcllsburg TO be
epared for burial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29

Sherl"y D. Mayl" -. and Nellie Kirk
patrick. lN. both ~ Rush Run Mike
I.IUz. o.. and Lizzie Eiudas 2U. both OK
Miulu Junction. Edward r. Elsvn. s..
and Mary s. Dgffy. 20. both ~ Toronto.
William is E,ffpu. 81. Of chicago June
ton. o.. and charlotte 4 l-tusr. 80. II
T|IfHu.IiI,. Fred prflfp-pu. %. and
Edith g. HALE. %. both Of Steub.uNile
Walter E.t Taylor. go. .f EIE|u. 11. and
N.ta Nay Bowers 80. uf brilliant. ID.
Homer o. N.rr1.A.u. -. ~ Akron. o..
md L-l.e-.. .---.- ~ =. AaD-a-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29
Appeal Up 10 JufgA

The hearing OF ne appeal OF Harry c.
franckhauser, dcposed chief OF police.
came 10 n clos" her" to-day. after sensa-
Houal testimony had been offered by
Two state detectives b were called ~
witnesses against the former chi-z. The
case went up tu Judge Morley this aftcr-
noon and ~anckhauS"r fate - now n
his hands 4 decision is expected within
"a few days.
The detectives were e. -. Burke and
TT. 5. lyar. 81 the state Liquor License
Commission They testified that they
were bruukht here during the latter part
OF last december. that they secured rvi-
d~n"~ OF sale against one Patsy DUFFY.
and had determined that no had a bunch
OF customers iu his place on the night
'ul'i Fr~autkhau=er was instructed by
MAJ or AcMaster TO raid the place. The
chief and his principal witnesses claim
Cd they were unable TO obtain any evil
d"n"" and therefore did not make the
raid For this failure To- carry out in
ztruclOns MAY McMaSters brought
charges and had N. chief removed II
was hruurht out Iu cross cNamination or
the inspectors that Mayor McNaStcr had
TOLD .l.m lc tti not trust chief Fraurk-
hau=sr o~ ne was TN league with gam
b.rr- and -p'akeasics The plaintiff
CuUtsrdcd TINS showed motive back or
the removal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29
Miss Jesse Ray.

Word has been received IN Wcllsburg
OF the death OF Miss Jessie Ray at Mo-
line. Illinois. Miss Ray was formerly
n school teahce- m this city and Is very
well known here. her death occurred
about one week ago. and came as a
shock TO her many friends IN town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29
May Get Welfare Nu~e

Local UrSauiznflou- business houses,
Ahd plants. VIII be solicited ~ ladies'
'i mo k.HE = Iaughters in the near fu-|
mos 10 provide Tor "a welfare nurse I'm
ms city. The duties OF tho nurse Viii
educate mothers IN caring Tor IA. si.t'
remote sanitation and other similar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29
}. n. Moore, JeweIer
MARTINS FERRY, o.
All kinda OF Repairing Done
Watches a Speciality
rafon to

samuel Williams. "a. West Vfrpipt.
h"uHiain~'r. VINO was fined $50 and
.o~f~ and sentenced tu thirty DAYS IN
IHrr. was taken ru The ~
~LHn's'ule yesterday hy chief HyIand
10 serve out his sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29

NlrEl Thompson, ~. lhrichsvine. o..
Anna knope. OF Jhrichsville. -
Edgar l. Knox, -. y. ), Pittsburgh.
Margaret Hazel Zuyer, y. >. PITTS
burgh. Pa
John g McNsry. p. Washington. Pa.
Cprrinds Kaye Ruthan. p. Washington.
Pa
John Keller. %. Allegheny. Pa Mar
celia Rebholz. p. Pittsburgh. Pa
Henry r Rosse, -. Pittsburgh. Pa:
ALul.l =. kubhIm.. %. I~lLLsblrEh. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29
The Jonen TnnArnl

un~tr- ~-rNN-es wefc conducted yes
,'Iday afternoon over the late James
zone, ~~cll-knoWn mill man. who died
sunday afternoon - the home Of his
lister, Ms. Albert Findisy. on North
NlNth street. Rev. F. ;. jenkins. or the
at hIVerview cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29

FuUor1l -IrvIo.s vii n held this aft-
crrloou at tls family home On Harrison
street over The maiu OF Gsorgc W.
curtis Who di.d Tuesday morning. Ser
intermcnt VIII be "a Rose I4I ccme-
ffTN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29

\ young son Of George Griffith. OF
Nofth Fifth street. suffered a fractured
arm yesterday afternoon While piaying
- ne nome OF his grandmother. Dr. q
MesSerly was called 10 reduce the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29

u developed fpr the FIRST time to-day
that Patsy Duffy. wanted as a witness
Boo the f~rauskhaussr appeal case. was
missing and could not D. located. lie
was supposed Co b. ia the county jail
serving "a sentence FOR illegal selling. hut
had been used as a rusty" FOR several
weeks ON SaturdaN. the day a sub
po.nae MAS drawn for him To- appear as
a witness for eN-Chitf OF Police frauck-
Aauscr. he disappeared from The jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29
child RreAkn Ann

erous ss an enterprise Of the character
OF q chautauqua demands.
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Mike McMahan was brought before
Squire - X. Jacob. last night. and fined
$500 and put under 500 peace bono for
the keeping Of peace. for one year. Poor
Mike was arrested On saturday night for
disturbance OF the peace. and lodged IN
the city lookup. until Monday morning.
when he was released. on bond. TO APP
pear before Squire Jacobs. on Tuesday
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29
Troop Trins Puss.

Notional Gusrusmen from eastern
mobilization camps cnroute 10 the MeNi-
can border. have been passing through
this city over tn. Pan Handle for the
past a hours. Each train is greeted BY
thousands 90 citizens who have thronged
IN" local station FOR the past two days
and IN" soldiers are being rendered an
ENTHUSIASTS reception The troop WI
are not making as good time as expected
snd sr~ being subject to considerable de
lay. Il f. understood that the first sec
ton Of the New Jersey Guardsmen laid
IN Golfers. W. Va. yard for seven hours
yesterday before being sent on their way
west. The New York contingent passed.
through to-day. Several OF the trains
stopped here for orders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-29

Hartsid wuIams
Iiaf'.rI. Williams on rmpIose of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-13
ROSENBERGS ARE
NOT GUILTY, SAYS
JURY IN FEDERAL
VERDICT RETURNED YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON. FREEING AL
LEGGED CONSPtRATORS
Were Charged with Procuring And
C~oneealins Assets From Trustees
IN Bankruptcy.

Israel md Abel Rosenberg. indicted
Jointly by a Federal ran jury and
tried jointly before Judge Aston G..
Dayton IN tho Federal court. here.
were freed of the charge OF conspir-
acy 10 secure and conceal assets from
me bankruptcy proceedings ~ a
jury at 10 yesterday afternoon.
Both men were az once dismissed by
the court. thus ending one OF the most
bitterly contested cases that has been
iried I'm the courts here for years.
A verdict OF not guilty had been
asked on the first count OF the indict-
ment, but a verdict OF guilty had been
asked In the second The jury return
ID mot guilty 10 both. The defen-
dants Were in court az 2.35 when the
Jury announced that 10 had agreed up
on a verdict. However. two OF the at
iorneys were absent al the time the
verdict was sealed. and they were sent
back 10 their room until the attorneys
could come from the county court
house.
In the meantime. the TWO brothers
sat ~nervously In their chairs. fearful
~ the worst and hoping for the best.
hey exchanged greetings and con
graduated their attorneys when the
verdict was finally read The charg-
for which they were tried involved
the shipping and re-shipping OF goods
10 battle Trustee Robert = judge. ia
bankruptcy ase IL Is claimed that
The ruling that both Were equally
guilty or equally innocent had much
10 do In bringing a verdict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-13
TRACK MEET TODAY
Event Is 20 Chose Team 20 Represent
School IN ONO Valley Meet-Many
20 Participate.

This afternoon. an iufer-ola-s Will
held under the direction OF Coach
d o. Thornton % the WheclinE High
school. 10 chose the members Of tho
team that viii represent the school in
he Ohio Valley Track and Field mee
1 hich viii Do held on the West Nir
liria State FaIr Ground saturday.
MAY goth
More than twenty five members az
tho different classes are expected fp
enter and e. lengthy program ~ events
has been prepared hy Coach ThOlno
Plans for fhe annual meet next sat
uday are rapidly being completed sui
tho event promises fO be- tIr largest
ever held Loo the history Of tho athletic
association. Invitations have been ok.
tended fp 40 The schools ~ me valley
within q radius ~ nifty miles. and a
large number have entered If ie
probable that medals viii hr awarded
winners ~ fhe events. while n silver
living cup b. given to the school win
ming fhc meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-13
SHE HAS NO MORE
ACHES OR PAINS
HAS TAKEN ONE BOTTLE OF
PLANT JUICE AND HELPED
Her MORE THAN ALL
OTHERS.

Catarrh OF the stomach is very fire.
quenty a result OF catarrh of the head,
but n may also follow a disturbance or
failure OF the digestive functions. The
mucous membrane of the stomach IL
intamed and becomes coated with mu-
Gus which rises in the throat contin-
uaily In the EFFORT OF the stomach to
throw of his nOVious burden.
Plant Juice. the new herbal system
tonic. has always bee found effective
IN toning up the membranouS tissues
and cleansing the entire system of this
~nauseating malady. The strongest evil
dence OF It's power TO heal an irritated
membrane. which denotes catarrh. and
put ones system back into a healthy
state. IL the statements Of people who
nave used IL and been benefited. Fol
lowing IL the signed testimonial of Mr..
charles F Ransom. who resides at No
Il Myrtle avenue. Whitman. Mass. a
suburb OF Boston. Mr.. Ransom has liv-
Cd IN Whitman all his life and Is a
well known man. lie stated:
Il had suffered from stomach trou-
bic dyspepsia and indigestion for two
or three years. After would eat "a
meal my food would ferment and caus-
ed gas belching and dizziness. | have
lfled a great many different remedies
Tor my troubles but did not seem to
get any benefit from them. can say
Tor publication that I have taken one
bottle or Plant Juice and II has done
me more real good than anything /
have ever taken. for 10 has been a
Iod-send to mo. ] am better I'm health
imam ] have been Tor a long time. /
certainly can recemmend Plant Juice
10 any Of my many friends as being all
that Is claimed for IT,"
Plant Juice Is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.