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tration and forecast q sweeping Repub'
ltcan victory In State and nation.
The greatest burst of enthusiasm cam,
when he aid
The imperative need of the hour is
to have In Washington men with convic
lions. The Republican party has con-
victions and declares them. Its candi'
date has convictions and proclaims &c
the country that II elected he will follow
them. The voters of this State know
and the country knows. how pledges are
kept by Charles Evans Hughes"
showa stripes of the Tiger.
There was another outburst of cheer.
ing when Mr.. Miller said
Not even a judicial robe will suffice
to conceal from the public view the
stripes Of the beast which seeks once
more 10 stalk through the corridors of
the Capitol at Albany"
There were more than 500 delegates
present.
The electors at large chosen were
George Eastman of Rochester and
Thomas r. Proctor Of Utica. The other
electors selected follow
Clarence H.. Mackay. Roslyn Robert
w. Hiebie. Jamaica stephen j. Bur-
rows. William W. Owens. Lewis NJ.
sway &c, run WHO W. WORMS, tnaTIeS
b. Morton. Brooklyn Joseph Spatt. An
tonic Dalessandro. Louis jacobson. Will
lam Ilenkel. Charles Y. Bernhcimer,
william G. Hecht. Samuel !. Feiber.
Frank X. Bowers. Ernest r. Ebert.
Manhattan Richard ". Lawrence, The
Bronx Alexander s. Cochran. Yonkers
W. p. Hamilton. S,erlington Joseph
Strooch. Newburgh Joseph ~. Schoon-
maker. Kingston Louis l. Waldnan.
Albany y. H. Ciuctt. Troy Howard
q. Dewey. Gloversville Herbert q.
Aldridge, Gouveneur: Charles .. Bling
ham. WATERFOWL; Seth G.. Heacock.
1lior George A. Kent. B'nghamton
Nathan T.. Miller. Syracuse Frederick
W. Griffith. Palmyra Alanson II.
Houghton. Corning James Gould Cutler.
Rochester Walcott Y. Humphrey. War
saw John X. Walker and George =.
Urban. Buffalo Henry ~ Persons. East
Aurora Franklin J. Mccarty. Silver
Creek.
The sun., 1916-09-29
MOBILIZATION NEEDLESS
New Hampshire RrpubIican ne
strongly CritIcis~ administration

CONCORD. y. II. sept. 2>-Thc pltl-
form upon which the Republican S'd,,
campaign in this State viii be basel " -
adopted by the state convention bore o
day. II referred to "a needless MOT,
ton Of the National Guard foi, cd H.,
Us by "a Democrat" AdrU!u,.irt ,
William \. Prcndcrgast "i y.
addressed the convention. larE"i, 90.
icism Of the Wilson ADMINISTRATOR T.
~. Bartlett Of Portsmouth. who f..t..
said the Democratic party had Na',. '
its platform n "madr tho ,N -.r. .
laws look like a Rsigian ha'tl"us'.
Presidential electors were It g q
follows: Charles NJ. Floyd. M"t'.ir-.,-
Georg" \. ~tarpent"., Wolfburu. ti.rL,
B. Leighton. Dublin William t.; ir "
Berlin.
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BETS 2 TO l ON HUGHES.
Wilson Hackers SIN Trying to Get
Better Odds. However.

Betting on the November elections
auichened somewhat In the financial dis
trict yesterday. l.. 7. stokes placed
s3.as0 on Wilson against $500 on
Hughes. The Wilson hackers are sti!l
trying TO get odds OF 81. 90 /, but are
quietly accepting . to | where they can-
not do better.
The netting also is broadening Here
tofore brokers and other Wall street
men have figured largely in the wagers.
but now outsiders are said TO he coming
Into the game.
Eaxard McQuade announced yester-
day hat he had $4,000 to bet on Hughes
at . to 1.
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Nlnken's Majority II,S0s.

AUGUSTA. Me. Sept, eS.-Oficial re-
turns of the state election az tabula,ed
here to-day showed that Carl T.. Milli-
ken, Republican, was elected Governor
over Oakley &. Curtis. Democratic en-
cumbent. by a majority Of 1883 in the
largest total vote ever cast In Maine. The
figures were: M!!liken. sl,3l7: Curtis,
61.Il9.
The sun., 1916-09-29

LONDON. Sept. e9,-German troops are
on the offensive In Nolhynia and have
offset some OF the advantages gained by
the Russians recently in the heavy 0cht-
ing there. Some of the German positions
near K%Orytniza, twenty-five miles south
east Of Vladimir-Voly nski, in the Kovel
sector. were retaken from the Russians
n week ago.
The sun., 1916-09-29
: HURT AS CARS CRASH
Accident In Fordham Road-Riot-
ers In Grand street.

Two Fordham road street cars were in
collision near Third avenue and Ford
ham road yesterday. as a result OF which
seven persons were cut and bruised.
An attack upon "A Grand street cross
town car a. Lewis street was broken up
10y a detail of the police automobile
patrol in command OF Lieut.. Kelly.
Hooters stoned the car and Patrolman
Stern OF th" Madison street police sta
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When you sit up front
you're usually warm
enough in a regular over
coat-one reason so MANY
men who drive their own
cars like our rainproofed
s"Scotch Mists."
But in the tonneau where
the breezes buster, you
really need a motor ulster.
Large roomy coats OF
warmest c heviots and
Shetlands. Big turn-up
collars. Sleeves guarded
with wooden wristlets clev-
erly embodied in the cuffs.
Raglan or regular Shout
ders.
Quite as smart as COM
Portable, therefore good for
street wear too.
The sun., 1916-09-29
Der Of Commerce Of the United States, to

Der Of Commerce Of the United States, to
the President were read. as follows:
THE railroad situation has assumed
so grave a shape, In our judgment, as to
render II now more imperative than at
any past stage that the public should
be informed Of all the facts of the con
troversy. and thus have. the opportunity
OF giving an unmistakable verdict as to
the Justice and fairness Of the demands
which have been made. UPON the rail-
roads primarily, but ultimately upon the
public itself.
ut was In view Of the many grave
questions and serious complications that
our committee came to the conclusion
that an Impartial investigation OF all
these facts by an official body was es-
sential. There arc now two questions
involved which are vital to the future
prosperity Of this country. TIE first Is
whether a determination Of all vital
points at issue shall succeed mot pre-
cede) a complete a"scertainmcnt Of the
underlying facts necessary to adjust de-
termination. and the second Is whether
the Government has the right to insist
upon the continuance Of the public SER
vice during such investigation.
THE seriousness OF the situation. as
we now see IL. is that the public liz in
FORMED OF It's helplessness to protect itself
against certain demands. and therefore
such demands mus, be acceded TO by Il.
we arc not In a position to say whether
the demands are equitable and Just or
not. our position is that the facts ought
to be investigated and II the demands
are just they ought to he granted i'm
mediately upon the asccrtainment Of the
facts on their merits. n not because
either party IL 40 powerful tina 1t can
The sun., 1916-09-29

This correspondence was from oficials
OF the Chamber of Commerce OF the
United States to the President and sup
piled. Mr.. Hughes pointed out. absolute
reputation Of the Presidents defence Of
his course. After hammering home these
points one by one. he asked:
III the administration had desired to
know the facts 1t had abundant oppor-
tun!ty at the solicitation of the business
of the United States
Documents read by Mr.. Hughes in
cluded an extract from a letter written
by Harry A. Wheeler, chairman Of the
Chamber Of Commerce committee, to the
President. Mr.. Wheeler expressed the
hope that the President would see ft
to start an inquiry on behalf OF the Ad-
ministration us TO the nea approach Of
ar actual crisis"
Then Mr.. Hughes read a statement At.
tributed TO Senator Newlands on Au-
gust \. in which the Senator said that
" had beer determined to lay the Sen
ate resolutions calling for an inyestiga-
non b! the Interstate Commerce Com
mite" on the table because II was
deemed inadvisable to take up the sub
jet OF pay aud hours OF service Of rail-
way employees while proceedings were
pending under the mediation and con-
citation act.
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Altm1a11 i On.

Motor Garments and Accessories
Motor enthusiasts planning to be present al
tine Cup Races will do wisely i'm first VISITING
tine Mems Wear Department, ON the First
Floor.
Mems Motor Cvercoats, featuring the new
models and materials, are shown i'm a LARGE
selection just received; also Reversible
Leather Coats, Leather Vests, Wool Sweaters,
Wool Caps and Scarfs, Motor Goggles i'm all
tine wanted varieties, and a remarkably
attractive assortment of fine Motor Robes.
made of plush or wool.
Women's Motor Garments, in, the Latest
approved styles and fabrics, are displayed ON
the Third Floor.
5tfth Aurmrr. Neuu Vurk
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Going to the Cup Race
Everything you need
from steamer rugs to Their
mos bottles.
sRectstered Trade Mark.
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Had Further W'arntns.

Then followed "A telegram, dated An
gust 4. from Mr.. Wheeler to Senate,
Newlands as follows
Action of the Senate committee a,
meeting to-day great disappointment.
" resolution ablcd because commit
tee believed consideration should only
Follow declaration strike vote and
deadiock next week position might be
tenabl". Respectfully call to your at
tcntion that resolution upon which
nearing was asked was passed by
representatives Of 400, O0o business
hrnis and corporations who feel they
have perfect right 10 ask for hearing
upon a resolution In which they are
vitality Interested.
You IL he glad TO be advised
whether such hearing is positively
denied or whether We may expect to
h." advised hat hearing will nc
granted after recovering ~ New
YORK conference next Tuesday IL o.
forts ~ Administration in meantime
10 bring about adjustment of d Hcr-
cnces fail.
As chairman ena'e committee. can
you assure business interests OF the
country courtesy OF hearing in time
Tor action TO he taken before Con-
gress Adjournment
The next document read by Mr.
Hughes was an extract from n letter
written Angus. 5 by Mr.. Wheeler to Sen.
ator Newlards. az follows:
The Interstate Commerce Commission
Is the only body that can make such
an inquiry with n result %acceptabl. e
the railroad employees. the roads them.
selves aei the gcner.l public. An,
sre"ia, commission might 10 moro or
less 'irrrd with politics. The Interstate
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Warned President August ~.

4 telegram from Mr.. Wheeler -
President Wilson. dated Angus, IL was
next read by Mr.. Hughes, a. follows
VI President. | beg you TO con-
slider a. his juncture in the railroad
situation the desirah!lity OF putting the
Influence q. the Administrator behind
senate joint resolution in its present or
ON modified form. Notwithstanding
the Obdurate attitude OF both sides 10
III" contrary. they cannot without reap
ing the condemnation OF the whole
public disregard the request If Congress
t. withhold action until certain facts
can be- ascertained which bear directly
upon the merits Of he demands OF tho
men CT the contingent proposals OF the
roads, facts which must in ans event be
secured before an arbitration award
uron any part OF the differences could
properly he reached.
III the demands Of the men are Just
they will not suffer from a proper In,
quiry. nor Will they be irreparably in.
jured by continuing upon the prcsen,
basis while inquiry is being made. II
the contingent proposals Of the roads are
just, they will not he denied c~ons.dera.
ton
Extracts from a letter dated August 80
from II G. Rhet,, president OF the Cham
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HUGHES RETORTS
TO OLNEY ATTACKS


before that date had appealed to the
President to give the Interstate Com
merce Commission opportunity TO hold
inquiry. at the same time informing the
President that neither the brotherhood
nor the railroads would dare fly In the
face Of public opinion which demanded
investigation in such an important mat.
ter before legislation was rushed through.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
Lime Starvation
Causes tuberculosis

In the Medical Record frgevv vo~A,
o. december 10, 1909. Dr. John -
husseu SAYS THE condition which A.
Ieeokh iHed as preceding the active DE-
Ne4opment OF tuberculosis IN the admit
may be considered ~ due 20 lime star
yauon- Among inorganic Substances
Lle salte appear 90 be Of special phv-
uoloElcal Importance. but II tha salfs
ate not in organic com blnation. ~ H.
oiHlcult 70 suppose that the cells can
appropriate them Tor food"
Years % W .dearread. ua. confirm ot.-
n' i.f That The success Of ErEmau'a A.
IfftiIfe iu tuberculosis 90 due Iarref b.
4. JUS content OF lime. lu such comtfn. D..
.I"u Wi'H other valuable fnrrrfffrfs -
'" 10 rH..iN appropriated rT the coils
u'I'"s 'l.a NHe bad much fl fr
..'n ... r'..I'r .u many cases which
.IN. f' .NInffa. narcotics nr flhI..
TTlrE frur.. 81 ie s1ro fo try Your
nh- ur VIII 80 n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
H0UGH TALKS TO
AUT0MOBILISTS
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELD
LAST EVENING AT MANNING
TONIC ORGANIZE CLUB.
Energetic President Of State Assoela-
ton Makes Plea for Good Roads
and Urges Organization.

special pispatch 90 the Intelligencer.
MANNlNGTON. W. Va. Fe. S-A
very enthusiastic meeting Of the auto
mobile owners 10 Warrington and
vicinity was held tonight In the cham.
Der OF commerce rooms and prelimin-
airy steps were taken for the organi-
zation OF the automobile club OF Man
nington. Many prominent citizens
were In attendance and several splen-
did talks were made. Among the more
important OF these was an address by
Mr.. Elmer Hough. OF Wellsburg. the
energetic president OF the West Vir-
GINA state Automobile association.
whose plea fro good roads met with
popular favor Among other things,
he said.
Right at this TIME it may interest
you to know that congress is contem-
plating the appropriation OF S25.OOO.-
600 90 aid the various states in high
way Improvement. The states alone
are spending S25O.O0O.OOO on roads
this year and the cities and towns
have provided for the expenditure OF
approximately $250.OOO. 900 on paved
streets this year. all OF which is equiv
alent TO twenty-One modern improved
highways across the United States,
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific ocean,
and yet with all this modern highway
building completed. added 10 about
four times as many miles built during
the past fifteen years, leaves our coun-
try without single continuous mod
ern trans-continental highway This
would seem 10 indicate that something
must be wrong with our system of
road control and that the federal gov
eminent ought TO assume certain basic
and sovereign rights over highway
Improvement and maintenance. at
least over the roads along the chan
ncls OF interstate travel The sooner
congress begins spending money on
the highways. the sooner the evils In
our system of road control are likely
TO be remedied. especially II the work
IS In charge OF army engineers.
a little observation reveals 20 us
why such efforts az road Improvement
are attempted in spite OF our ineffi-
cient road control and inability 70
properly spend money in highway
building.
In West Virginia.
I'm West Virginia. ] understand.
only eighteen per cent OF our
farms are producing and some
Of their products are actu-
ally permitted TO rot on the farms
ON account Of the condition OF our
roads. 10 requires every year about
100000. 900 worth OF farm products
20 feed the people o! West Virginia,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
PAPE'S D|APEPS|N FOR
|ND|GEST|ON--|T'S FINE
The Moment 1t Reaches Your Stomach all Pain,
Gases, SourneSS, ACidity and Heartburn Goes

Don't suffer, In a few moments
all stomach distress will go. No in
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OF undigested food. no dizziness. bloat-
ing. foul breath or headache
Pape's Diapepsin ia noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
II Is the surest, quickest and most GER
tain indigestion remedy IN the whole
world. and besides IL Is harmless.
Millions OF men and women now
eat their favorite foods without fear
they know Pape's Diapepsin will
save them from any stomach misery.
Please. for your sake. get a large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
E. H. SLEMMONS
A WARM FRIEND
OF merry WORTH
Well Known Nursery Salesman
Writes Glowingly About This
Wonderful Nerve Tonic.

Are you the victim OF ills OF nervous
originE Is there such an unfortunate
among your relatives or friends? In
either case read The following extra
ordinary written statement nom I.
man who knows what he is talking
about and how to put the case:
Wentworth Col have been a sur-
ferer for several years from stomach
trouble, dizziness and other ailments,
winch lnterfered to considerable ex-
tent with my business as a nursery
salesman. ! was induced by a friend
TO try Wentworth and can conscien-
uously say that II has done me a world
OF good
It's the only medicine I ever tool,
In which ! could Feel an Improvement
after the hrst dose Ny dizzy SMELLS
are less frequent my stomach trouble
a great deal better and 1 feel much
improved in every way. | am conf
dent that by keeping up the treatment
Tor short time longer / will entirely
have regained my health
To anyone suffering as | have done
take great pleasure in recommending
this wonderful medicine. which GER
family reaches the spot affected at
once.
Yours very truly.
r VI. SLEMMONS.
General Delivery. Wheeling.
Your dollar back at the Ran druf-
store II Wentworth fails TO help you
Our personal guarantee is back OF
This guarantee by the Merry Worth Co.
-Advt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09

Miss Emily Carter OF Elm Grove
was a weekend visitor ar the home
OF Mr. and Mrs ] r. Jacob
Mrs. Robert Miller Of FollanSbee
and Father Thomas Buckalcw of New
Martinsville We're Pittsburgh. Pa. Wis.
itors on Monday.
Mrs. William Zipfel OF Wheeling
was the guest on Monday az the home
~ Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Emis Of North
Main street.
Miss Reba Hoover trained nurse,
has returned from Bethesda. ohio.
whore She was called ON a case.
Mrs. c. j. Wheeler and DAUGHTER.
Mary Alice. Of Wheeling are visiting
Wellsburz relatives.
Miss Anna Koucha has returned TO
Welisburg after a visit with her par
ents AZ Avella. Pa
Mr.. W. L. holland Is confined 10
her home on Commerce street with
la grippe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va. Feb. : -
announcement OF Alvin y. Hogg as
a candidate for the Republican nom
ination for city clerk rs IN The Her
aids announcement column Mr HoEg
- the third entrant into this race.
the others being the present encum-
bent. j. F. Thompson. and Charles NJ.
Jones.
Mr.. Hogg IS a young man OF great
energy and hustle. By consistent
work he has established himself in
the grocery business and has made
many friends by determination and
strict application TO business. He
promises 10 give 20 the city clerk race
the same energy and hustle as he
has in business. and is sure TO be
heard from in the final count.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09

~ heins NJ Tor the past couple day,
Hl .I~ nome on Twonry-fffth strssr ''
MISS Hazel Bentfeid is now abie 10 b.
our az ter having the grippe fsr se,,e-,ii
$3.50 az her home on Twenty-sfxth
word was received from Paul Neve-
VINO .t- been ill for the past seve-sf 3
months in Pittsburgh. stating thai he Il.
slowly recovering
Nr and Mrs ". r. --Ineer. who hs,s
iIAhinE their home ont short Csrset
nave returned 60 Warwood and are Iiv.
ins FRI the Lasch property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
WOUNDS NAY BE FArAL

Specia' Uieuater fo rho IrtsIIranco-
CLARKSBJRG W. Va. Feb. s.
After Welterine IN his own blood
twelve hours before aid came. Daniel
G.. Murray. 26. bookkeeper a. the Cat
lin Coal Company's Office az McWhort-
or. is go dying condition lu a Clarks-
burg hospital or n revolver wound IN
nicted while playing with the weapon.
lie is a member 0f prominent family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09

fifty-cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store and put your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
miserable-life il too short-you are
not here long. 50 make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you like and
digest IL. enjoy it. without dread OF
rebellion in the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your
home anyway Should one OF the fam
lily eat something which doesn't agree
with them. OF in case Of an attack OF
indigestion. dypepsia. gastritis or
stomach arrangement al daytime or
during the night IL is handy TO give
the quickest. surest relief known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09

perlu4 OF & expectancy. 70 D. Tor this reason
that much ~ tie distress such as morning
sickness is avoided. All prospective fathers
should see 90 o that the eypcctaut mother
s. provided with bottle o. Mothers
Friend"
The directions are simple. Get e n, any
drug store. u is applied by the ctpsrtant
mother herself. .t pcuetratcs deeply and ar
fords quick and splendid relief In "a most
gratifying manner and reflects "a physical
lcttermcnt 10 the nervous a disposition Of the
baby. Don't fail 90 get o bottle Of "Mother's
Fricnu today and then write BrtddeI Reg
ulatur Co. as Lamar Bldg. Atlanta Ga
for pretty little hook brimful ~ Informa-
ton for evpectaat mothers. u is a delight
o. read u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
In Interest Of Hite

Hon. PRESLEY ID. Morris. of Park
ersburg. dean of the West Virginia
newspaper men. was Wellsburg call
or on Tuesday In the interests OF Hon.
W. +. Hite OF Huntington. Repub-
lican candidate for the nomination for
United States senator
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
Railroad Official Here.

". :. Ross. an offlcer of the Wa
bash Pittsburgh Terminal Company
secret service force. was n Welsburg
business caller on Monday and con-
ferred with the county officials rela-
tive 10 some special business mat
tcrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
Says Rh9umatiCS
Should Not Drink WhiSkey
Overheats the blood and Increases In
nanlnla alton in Joints and Muscles.

Illumination in Joints and Muscles.
Don drink whisky or any alcoholic
beverages unless y.u want TO Increase
ta- agony OF rheumatism. Keep your
Zee. dry. wH4r wooden underwear. and
drink plenty of water. lemonade j.
better.
This treatment helps. but ~ you really
want tp got rid OF rheumatism with It's
ftlurul distress. twisted and swollen
Joints and perpetual agony. take one
hair tsaTrpuutul OF EheumA once a day.
EtHru rur4utrs rheumatism and
rcl4flrl. DO o. fUU enemy OF both For
over nFe years throughout America d.
has been prescribed by broad mia dsi
physicians and has released thousands
from agony. pain and despair
ll"rdr'da who thought they were Grip
pied FOR ufe are leading useful lives
and helping fp support tho family.
John coleman 60 and frurvfgt- every.
where coll Ereura FOR not more than
.' rerf- a bottle. with the understand
iuE TIT r. VIII drive every particle of
rheuwaNU poison from your systcm or
money back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
Special REVEALS.

The special revival services al the
Wellsburg NJ. +. church will begin On
Wednesday. February %. and will last
for several weeks. Special services
will be held, and visiting ministers
will preach. Announcement will be
made of the special features az the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09

Frank Byers. u. OF Pittsburgh and
Josephine Leayandoska, p. Of Pitts
burgh.
Harry Roth Piltler. 30. OF Pittsburgh
and Sadie Cecilia Barmen, p. of
PITTSBURGH.
Gust Brown. 81. of Chester. vs.. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09

new arrival the first
thought should be
Mothers Friend"
This Is an external
remedy gently app led
over the stomach mus
clcs. II makes them
firm ami plant. they
expand naturally with
out undue strain. %
removes from the
nerves those iuHu-
cnces which are re-
sponsiilc for much q
the pain Incident 20 tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09

and Vera A. Lester. "a. Of Glenfeld.
Pennsylvania.
Henry Kelley. 81. Of Pittsburgh and
Margaret McGaril. Il. OF Pittsburgh