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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28


iues told Of going 10 ADle'S SISTER
home 1T Baltimore ana Ihlru streets,
McMccneh. aoout 1890, .i1o H.,
morning Of June l; Of tndinS ADle lE,
ing on a cot Ill his SiStcF hoLlc, ut
getting him up and OF bringing MN "
police hcadQuallcFS III an au'V ,..,.t.;,
Able recognized me- Halu w"l,',,i
Hastings. "althuugh | cHhiiol 4r'.lT''i
Der Of ever seeing MN Ocioit. tNt :
could say nI his coihIiluh - 'il'1 HF
was nerVuu&-very mucn So
Inquired tor W1e.
Policeman George {. Broelll5Gl' 80 Lcn
titled OF COINS 10 NCMtCt.eI BIZ mi'' - cor
tain Hastings and Officer blck 10 se'
Able.
"Cumins up in The automoole, Ia.J
the officer. ne asked Us !. HIS b m,i' We
died. or u she was i,ui, w. ., &c., cuns.
told nm ~. ne "SHr" W., "''iI Iit an.
ton probably % or I"n ZINES. in!o "r
praranc" indIcateu lhat ne M"n ;,
ing about II. None ul Us nuSs ,h.,I
him that ne hal S'lo. HIS W. Ill., di.rrn ross
hc ought !" pc sot h u.as pa
seemed 10 DE- Fe;tI' 'i''I tiI W. richt
llnnai' ana 'i!"1 "c '""'''
IRON, a, W ni'l. ,,id If riding in the all
OtlicGr b.HH 'o ,na !" nni ,' and Able
lomopile WIN we ME- aIrnsr 10 For
from me ICe,'' , ~ .nD'' no irrI the ma
'E-hi'h S"'V''
chime. ,;u, - know now his
re KEEP! ""l'l ,,;,,,T do nr whar ",
vile was: Il she N"''!n W. Iin RI.
thought dDoIl nv. 'o''' '.',,. ,;,tIe hit
p"a'ed Surh !ugE u,'tS nil ri worry,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
Make a Cold Disappear
Overnight
Krew-Pina Relieves Many ALL
ments--A Household Remedy

You buy Krcw-Ptna under our from
clad guarantee. II you are not salts
fed after using 1t. return the empty
lar to the store at which you bought
# and your money Will be refunded
without question.
Krew-Pina does NOR" than rrli"vs
coughs and colds. Children with Group
get ready relief. And YOU VIII hnd
Erew-Plna far superior !" p"uiiicca
md liniments In even the s"""r".;i cases
Of muscular rheumatism. spraint and
COMPOSITIONS. For headaches. eatarrh,
hrnnchitis, asthma. tonSilitls. 'Thoon-
ing cough and other ailments. kreW-
Pima Is uneHcellcd. Rub IT on head,
throat or chest and we EuArant"" It
to give quick and permanent relief.
Erew-Pina contains nothing harm,
ful in the slightest DEGREES. you cam
not afford to he without it, and 1t r"%ts
littlr--onlr - cents. AT your deal
er'a There Is noihnC Just as good.
Krew Pima is manufactured solely nv
the krew-Pina Company. WaTn"&nure.
Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
WILL PROTEST AGAINST
INCREASE IN GAS RATE

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov 81
\ formal protest will be filed with the
Public Service Commission probably
vance in price of gaS charged by the
United Fuel Gas Company, which sup
plies Charleston and other industrial
cenierS in Southern West Virginia,
The Charleston Chamber OF Commerce
will lead the petitioners.
Because of the opposition 10 the
proposed advance the West Virginia
Manufacturers Association in Il recent
meeting here, declined 10 approved OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

vision OF the Underwood tariff law.
which is pronouncedly partial TO South
crn products, so that all sections may
be treated alike and not sectionally.
And what Of the Adamson law, which
seeks 10 increase the pay Of 400, OGO
highly paid railroad employees, at the
expense OF the public, while million
and 4 half other railroad employees OF
humber occupation have no share in
this increase To give full force
10 his philanthropic mood the
President might see the right
eousness OF giving the negro
citizens in The South the opportunity
of expressing themselves as 10 the
choice OF President. But what's the
use of dwelling in the realm Of fancy.
Listen TO this: What | have tried to
do" said Mr. Wilson, is TO get rid OF
any class division in this country, not
only. but of any class consciousness
and feeling" Pass the salt, please!
To read that without smiling one must
be suffering from chapped lips.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
70 MILLION PEOPLE
Use CASCARETS--WHY

Eou cat one ur TWO UaScaIeLS like
candy before going 10 he'd and in the
your head is clear. tongue Is
clean, stomach sweet breath right,
and cold gone and you feel grand.
Get 4 II or 25-cent box al any drug
store and enjoy the incest. Gentlest
liver and bowel cleansing you ever eX-
perienced Stop sick headaches. bL-
ious spells, indigestion. furred tongue,
offensive breath and constipation
Mothers should give cross. peerish,
feverish, bilious children whole Cas-
Carei any time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
THAT JAR OF MUSTEROLE ON
THE BATHROOM shelf
Has Relieved Pain for Every One
in the Family

When little Susie nad the Group: when
Johnny 20, his feet wet and caugh Mt cold
Chen father sprained his knee; When
orannvS rheumatism bothered her
That lar OF Mustcrole was right there
70 give relief and comfort;
Nusrerolc Is a clean. white ointment
made with oil of mustard. Il WI! rot
blister like mustard plaster
Quick relief for sore throat. or0ncnitS
I,onsilitis, stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia
headache. congestion. plcurisy. rheynla-
Ltism, lumbago, pains and aches OF the
back or Joints. spraius, sore muscles
bruises. clalblainS, frosted feet. colds on
The chest (it often prevents pneumonia
Try Musterole for cvouoy children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
COST $4,000 IN NEW JERSEY

TRENTON. y. j., Nov. 27-The Re-
publican campaign in New Jersey cos
the Republican State Committee 81
S34.577. according 10 a statement filed
with The secretary Of state today b.
Treasurer Benedict Prclth. Total
contributions 10 The state fund wcr"
S7S.lG7.9 and there is a balance q
S1-42H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

an advance in the rates charged Il
the northern part Of the state to ga.
consumers supplied BY the Manulac
lurcrs Light and Heat Company. o
Pittsburgh, which recently compro.
missed with the service commission
after three years of litigation in con.
test to rates fixed by the commits
sion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
DOCTORS WILL TESTIFY TODAY
THEY BELIEVE ABLE IS SANE
PHYSICIANS OF THE COUNTY AND
OTHERS WHO OBSE RIVED
SLAYER AT THE JAIL.
Exhaustive Examination of Accused
Murderer Conducted Yesterday
-OfficiaIs Think He's Sane.

Physicians who have observed the
mental condition Of Henry Able. con-
fessed wife slayer. will be placed on
the witness stand in criminal court
today to testify that they believe that
Able is sane. The physicians TO be
examined by the state will include
Drs. L. Is. Plant and J. A. Campbell.
of the Ohio county staff OF doctors,
and DR.. j. Randolph Hrrsey and prob
ably others who have with messed
Able'S actions in the county Jail since
he was arrested on charge OF wife
murder on the early morning OF June
l. and particularly since he apparently
became violently insane at the jail Il
few days ago. while Witnessing the
actions Of all insane man who hau
been locked in the jail that day.
Able himself was on the stand most
of the day yesterday, undergoing Il
severe examination by the stale, and
croSs-eXamination by his own counsel.
in the investigation which has a dual
purpoSe--tu determine whether Able
is sane now and whether he was sane
OH the night of May 81, when he shot
his wife on the front steps OF their
home in the South Side.
Long Direct Examination.
Through a long direct examination,
Wnlcn continued well llIo tue @IlC
noon, Prosecuting Attorney II. A. Nc
Kce drew out from Able the facts that
the witness remembered the street on
which he lived. the inmates Of his
home: that the defendant knows that
il would not be right TO swear TO some"
thing that is not so; that he remenl-
bered that he worked at the Wheeling
Steel 4 Iron plant; that he chased
his brother-in-law away from his home
for causing trouble between himself
and his wife. and that he had learned
that his wife would steal.
On the day of his deed. the witness
related q story Of having had a
racket with his wife, of buying sew
eral drinks OF liquor, oil going up town
and buying Il straw hat and revolt
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a FATAL EXPLOSION

NEWARK y. j.. NUv. @1.--An cNnl Is
ion III tn" Aromatic Ch"uiral Company
plant here today killed Stanley Pcnni"k.
81 ErUnk!yu. y. Y. = partner i'll tho con-
rhaunrny I.nnmIs, - New York lily.
Two workmru were KILLED. TIL" cTplnS-
ion which occurred during a tcsI, wreck
I'd the plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

Woman sutfraG, has lost vigorous
contender III rhe dealt! Of Mrs. lnez Mil
holland EoiSscvain. who practically sac
ri,iccd herself TO the cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

The Monday morning score oC The
Sunday automobile performance still
vies with wars casualties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

Ru, most people do not want cheap
living. but good living at fair prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

Looks lIka tho royalis's ,wou'd irc-
cipitatc civil war in Athens, whi2n
would be disastrous to Greece.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

Better defeat with an honest ballet
than victory won through corruption Of
the electorate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

Bryan will enter Washington on the
water wagon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

Tn" s;atUe of Liberty. in New York
harhor. IS TO be treated to new system
of illumination. Not from the New
Freed ON tanks. it is hoped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

Rumania Is now threatened with a
movable capital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
Only True, Tonic for Liver
and Bowels Costs
10 Cents a Box.

Cascarets are treat They liven
your liver, clean your thirty feet OF
bowels and sweeteu your stomach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

Bucharest begins to look like second
Brussels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

~ 'TNNI 'IIII'- " tIN II.
about half past eight at night
'What happened al your home
Ahle's Story OF Shnntinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13

believed she was referring to the ever
present burden of debt. lie knew that
Mary had tried in vain to secure an
art dealers commission for completing
the statucttc. but not man among
the local fraternity had sense enough
10 see the real merit Of the clay model
They even refused 10 give her the
means OF Turning the soft mold into
lasting marble.
lie smiled pleasantly now at thought
OF the wondcrment which would leap
10 her eyes when she found herself a
titled lady with command OF almost
unlimited means.
Naturally, he took good care that she
did not run short Of the absolute ncccs-
sarics or life. Little schcming was
needed toward that end. since the IRE
prcssiblcs never asked whence a i've
dollar bill camc-thcy merely whoopcd
at sight Of it, and planned Lucullian
banqucts. The Irish jauitor, too, Was
easily persuaded not to put his threats
into execution. But John meant to win
Mary fairly. In that he was adamant
He had been swindlcd and humbugccd
so outrageously in the past that the
wife OF his choice must come 10 his
arms singlc-mindcd and unsoilcd sim
cerciy loving him for himself alone
Go Bc Continucd)
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!"rris-Sr:t,.
IN AND OUr OF TOWN.

colonel and Mrs. b. o. James have
,elnrhed from Louisa. where they have
necn guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
haskell and Mrs Lewis Pendleton.
Miss Poythress has returned after
pleasant visit to Spring Lake. n. ].
MISS Sisrid Dietrichsou has returned
I" Richmond, after spending the sum
mer at Squam Lake. y. II.
Miss Fanny Miller. who has been in
New England for the past month. has
returned to Richmond
Miss Mary Wright of Howord,.
Neck. Goochland County. has hccn
spending short time in Richmond
this week.
Mrs. Turner Arlington, little Mis-.
Frances Arlington and Mrs. Franci
Deane have returned to Richmond ar
ter months stay at the warm
Springs.
Mrs. Henry w. Rountree, who has
been spending some time with her
daughter. Mrs. Ernest Crawford. in.
Harrisonburs, has returned to her
home on Park Avenue.
Miss Ellen and Lucy Witt have re-
turned to Richmond. after visit to
relatives in Fauquier County.
Miss Sue Grey and Miss Virginia
"''"tH hiotoreu from SUFFOLK to Rich
,nond on Monday.
Miss Nora Randolph has returned to
Richmond. after spending some time
near Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs Taylor Carter have re-
turned to their home, on West Ave-
nue., after visit TO relatives at "Mca-
dow Grove" near The Plains
Miss Bessie Smoot, who has been
the guest of Miss Annie Stever in Suf
folk. has returned to her heme here.
Miss Elizabeth Cox. Of Richmond. is
the guest of Miss Ruth Owen in New
port News.
Mrs. Robert Davy Eaglcsheld and her
small son are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
liaskins Hobson at Bon Air
Misses Bessie and Minna Booker will
leave Richmond to-day for Shawsville.
Montgomery County. where they will
attend the marriage of Yelverton Evans
Booker and Miss Cornelia Horsford
Ellis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13

quarters. few wcll-thrown ni.s in
the shape Of comments on me, and nf-
fairs--casts which John rose at open
mouthcd and unsuspcious-q
made the evangelist aware Of his pro-
teEc's Identity. He chucklcd. but said
nothing. He was content TO thank
Providence for tho wonder working
assistant who had come To him out
OF the world.
So John WAS more or less master OF
his own time, and contrivcd his at
tendanccs at the mission in such wise
that he was free TO associate every
evening with his four new friends
one night. when the Irrcprcssiblcs
had gone to some revcl arranged by
men of their own set, John sat in his
room and probcd deep into his heart
In other words. he tried to survey Mary
AmcS from every point Of view as the
partner of his future life. She filed
tn" bill adequately. She was beautiful
and would grace his board ms it's mis-
trcss. She was well educated He
might never fear that her graces would
be dinmcd when she dazzlcd and as
tonshcd the world as the Marchioncss
Of Castleton. Above all. her tiintd and
trusting nature cnwrappcd hcr like
som. delicate GauZe which half re-
vealcd. half hid. the fascinating crca-
lure of hcsh and blood beneath
After half an hour of close sclf-com-
Wunion. he resolved 10 put his fortunes
10 the test then and there Walking
upstairs, he knocked ut Marv's door
knowing that the girl WAS in, since
they had parted on the landing. she
.i,,., r,,tI
meant TO take n little time in solitude
ito solve n problem"
John had smiled at the words. lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13

yes, il is true that am now able
10 go about the house without assist
ance. do my own work. sewing. etc.
without any trosble. and | give all
the credit to Nar-ne-sis, after emil
ncnt specialists pronounced my case
incurablc. They told me there was
no help for me. but wanted to one
rate or one knee. | have had this
condition for twelve years, and for
many years was unable To walk,
except with the aid of crutches. when
would drag my feet along the floor.
| could not dress myself and had to
be helped from the bed to chair.
For four long, drcary years | never
left my home. except to have an
Xray. Oh! it is terrible to think
what ] have been through My
strength failed rapidly, the stiffness
in almost every joint gave me great
pain and the chalky deposits in my
joints looked like large punches. In
spite OF treatment by the best spe-
cialists, | grew worse. but | must say
il was not their fault. for they tried
everything they could think OF to
help me.
"Ono day picked up paper and
read about a wonderful recovery Var
ne-sis had made, and ] decided to
try it. From then on | began to i'm
prove, my knees gradually straight
ened. the stiffness and pain left me
and | have given Mr.. Varney my
crutchcs to add to his large collcc-
ton. These photographs show me as
was when | commenced to take
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13

Var-ne-sis and as | am to-day. Unjust
say have amazed my friends. who
knew my condition when started
on Var-ne-sis. If any one doubts the
facts OF my case, | would be pleased
to have them write. call on me or
investigate any way they see fit"
w. a. Varney, Of Lynn the discov-
erer OF Nar-nc-sis. says: 1T is hard
for any one to believe these remark
able statements, but any intelligent
man or woman knows | would not
dare to make them ii they were not
true III every sense. It is a serious
matter for any one to swear to a
false statement, and this woman's
condition has been sworn to. | want
to meet the man or woman who
dares to dispute the truth OF my
statements.
In my Boston Office. 40 Boylston
Street, | have an exhibition room de-
voted to the display OF crutches,
canes, wheelchair, derrick, photo
graphs and letters from many peo-
pie. Tho name and address are on
each article, and have always asked
the public and newspapers to inves-
tigatc any or all of them"
Address w a. Varney. Lynn
Mass, for the journal devoted to
rheumatics.
Var-ne-sis is for sale at Tragic
Drug Company and all reliable drug
gists. Tell your druggist to get Var
ne-sis for you from his wholesaler
or send to w. a. Varney. Lynn
Mass.-Adv.
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SINVINfN FVIt FUN KTFi TNNv
Jehh turton. once poor steel woris'r. bIt
~" ntlct muittmillonairc s"arch,nE FOR
- answer TO IN" question. rs Humanity r.
m" 'riD OF Evil - decides to east his To-
MN IN" poor and IS directed by Brother
',,iih. VINO runs a mission in 81 poverty
,,ll'h'h part OF town. to studio building.
h''H n" meets Mary Amcs and tho lrrc-
ni',ssibl.s. three Young artists seeking fame
'np fortune. iic is Invited by the IrrcircS-
Sln'.N I" = studio spread. aud when salt is
h,'nsh MARI volunteers To get Il from her
,,"h'" N,hcu Sh" goes Tor IL an. finds Evan
iarh"r. IN" distinguished artist. I'm her
Sindi" hdnnIElhG a statu"ttc Sh" has mod'ir
", 'ltN. Parker tells her that he Is In search
~ 81 H..nl'i thI wants to know who po|cd for
ne on' hliShini;l" admits that she herself
ros"d for tho siatucttr b. means or q Ton.
,niirror Parker ask her II shc Will posc for
h!N Tor Z" mural painting WHICH 10 Is
W"iNihS ~" tells her that NJ viii oay her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13

Institute will hold it's first meeting for
the fall at tho institute. Nineteenth
and Grace streets this morning at II
o'clock.
Common wealth Chapter. Daughters
OF the American Revolution. will meet
in Room $50 OF tho Jefferson Hotel
to-day at IL o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13

the wedding marches. The Secret" and
'Traumerci' being rendered very soft
Is during the service.
Tho bride entered the drawing room
with her father. who gave her in mar
'ase. and they were met at the altar
by the groom and his best man
Charles Brock Tabb She wore "a mod
ish goine-away gown Of purple velour
with II hat Of the same shade trimmed
IN m"icskin. and a corsage bouquet Of
orchids and lilies OF tho valley. Mrs
Bernard Van Biiren Mctray. sister oi
tn" bride, who was dame Of honor. was
gov In purpl" ,;corgettc crepe com.
hiu"d with satin 81 tho same shade AND
finished in molcskin She wore "a large
hat 4" piatch The bridesmaids were
sarah 'anlnleii Berkeley. sister
POI" groom, and katherine N"sellc
.!H"UlH. They w"r" similar costumes
.-hite GenrGctt" crepe aud satin. and
SEW black velvet hat. were trimmed
liver They cIrricd arm bouquets
~ - Franz" roses tied with pink
w" steamers
r"'rrtiou FOR The bridal PARTY aud
at" 'ri"ndH was given at tho il me
Ni the brides parents M"i,l;,. cv.uir.
81 and Mrs. Berkeley To; itni,c,iilicl.,
@itri ihc cercm"u! tor ~ ".dding trip
q" iI"sl"n. New York aud Atlantic t'ity
r"inr ~ to GUESTS from Il distance at
.cadin- nc wedding were Mrs. Homer
- li"nN"L - i:ruvushurg; MIR ard
.liN j. hugh coffee. Mi.s sue Brown.
.t"r' News fi"bcri i l;orcrs. Phil
''lniia Miss i'"uliu" scarborough.
Madison. \. J.: H"; " c;a-urtt VIM,
''!raI". aud others
i;:;rris-Sru..
quiet wedding took place on Mon.
nl"rn.rs IN the home Of MIR and
.-, '"hn \ S'A!, when their dauyh-
Mamie Olivia. became the bride
r" 'h|imaS Toward Harris, also Of this
tii! Tho bride, who entered the par
'of win her fother. ny whom she was
gwen away. wore Il travelling suit 81
hiue with hat and gloves to match
and cors7Ec bouquet of bride ros.,
HcV' C. y. Jenkins performed the
orr'""hN. and w. +. Harris, Of this
oitE. was his brothers hes, ,nau Niee
.>ei!ie Seay, sister OF the bride. rem
d"red the bridal chorus from ..I.obcn.
grim After the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Harris motorcd to wasbirg,,n
an" other Northern points of intcr.st
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13

Woburn, Mass.
This is the condition that I Was in
when commenced 10 take Nar-uc-Si
iSiSncdb MARY McCOI.tiAN.
COATAlONW EALTEI oF MASSACIII'-
Sf.TTS MiddlcscN-ss.:
Wohurn, Nov. "a 1918.
There personally appeared before me
tho said Mary MctoIgan and made
oath that the above ;statemcnt is true
tSicncd) j.. GAGE HUNT.
Notary Public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13


M ana %aen ne returned the Preparedness
ne said is the first thing
father believes discipline
beginning with dot
will
form
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) SOCIlE1T $
.SSSSSS~S1S .Sl-


hnond. Miss WORKMAN has been Il
ecnt cues. of Mrs Kermit Roosevelt,
nerly Miss BSllc Willard. daughter
the American mbassador to Spain
ut Mrs. Joseph T.. Willard. at tho
puscSelt home II oyster Gay. Mrs.
| ooScyclt has been visiting Colonel and
as Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster
since her arrival In this country
ON south America, where she has
'tdc her home FOR the past several
=. stevens wris.
~ much interest in Richmond is the
trriage uf Miss Edna Frochlch.
uenicr Of NJ and Mrs. Henry c.
roehich. and George W. Stevens. Jr..
Ills city. which was celebrated yes
rdaS morning at 1880 O'Clock III the
lmc of the brides parents at Mt.
Eburn Cincinnati. II was very
mplc wedding. with only the inmc-
ate families present, and Kew. j.
oilishce Lynch c'iciat"h. There were
attendants.
u @;ov"na lei; later In
o.r private car Tor the North. and on
cir return viii 'malS. their home in
|usn=rrrmt tnnounccd.
MIR and Mrs Henry w. i'ehsemfeld
Vuouucc the cugaGciucut and APP
oaching marriage OF their daughter.
larry Ela. go Alfred Garey Lambert.
ID" Wedding viii take place in oct"-
rctt, Home Wedding.
sgeict, hcre and Throughout the
dtc 81 deeply Interested in the mar
;vo 81 Miss Elizabeth Goodwin Hart.
4nehtur ~ Mr. and Mrs. >SLrirew de
|aructic Dcw Hart. and William At
|iueou Jones, n. son OF Congressman
ma Mre. William A. Jones. which took
larc last evening" AT $50 o'clock at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13

No'ciizrd from the Series OF PhOtopiays
or the Same Name released by
Puthc.
t'opyriSht. 1916, by Louis rracy.b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13
wOMEN's MEETINGS.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Richmond Chapter. United Daughters
of the Confederacy, will be held this
morning at II o'clock In Leo Camn
Hall. AS delegates to the State con-
vention will be elected. a full attend.
ance Is desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13
THE GRIP OF EVIL
ny Louis TI,ACY

by LOUIS TRACY,
Author of "rhc Wings of the Morning."
"Ihe l'illnr OF Light" "rhc Terms
OF Surrcnder," ..Numi,rr H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13
WOMAN NOW NALkS
after -FOUR YEARS
Confined to Room Year by Severe Form Of Rheuma-
tisnl-Claim Health Restored by
Var-l

of
'aea ,has aeomanE in such condition that the
show in
inc photograph the experience
she