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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-26

can readily know what can be done
with the modern Electro Medical Sys-
ten OF treatment in their own parti-
Cltar case.
Electrical treatments are painless.
To hold 4 piece OF steel which
:neltS like butter upon touching an
her piece of metal, caused by thou
sands of volts Of electricity going
through the body without even being
felt is astonishing. This and many
other wonderful demonstrations are
shown by The Electro-Medical Doc
tors in proof of the fact that modern
electrical treatments are painless
anu harmless. These are the Won
derful machines that are accom-
plishiuS such. wonderful results fOT
patients Of The Elcctro-Mclical Doc
tors. :;
The examination is the most import
: ant part of the proceeding when a suf,
ferer calls 1t the Electro-Medical In
siiiute. Whilst it is free to those
calling 1T the Institute during the
next seven @d;-yS. yet the ,Xamina'
ton IS made as thorough and a. aCcu
rate as il the patient had paid the full
regular examination charges. !.>"r
the diagnosis is made the mode OF
! treatment is determined. 1t is never
/ harsh drugs or dangerous posons
That is the old way. but science has
proven that electricity, serums, bac'
tcrine. antitoxins and mild medicines
are best. The great physicians Of To-
day are learning the trend of medicine
: is away from drugs. The most deli
cate man. woman or child need have
no fear either of having an May eX
animation made or Of taking electrical
treatments. The N-Ra% and electrical
trca tlucuis are harmless, palnieS. :Hd
safe in the hands OF experts. They
are totally unlike tho old shocking cur
rent; used in the old days.
The Eicctro-Medic;ll Institute is To-
Gated on the second floor at 1877 Mar,
kct street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. over Griest's Cut Rate
Drug store. The office hours are daily
from 8 Il III. TO s p. m. Sunday hours
are from 10 a. nj. TO p. nj.
Charge for treatment at the new in.
stItutc. is always moderate in price,
and during ihe special offer above re-
lated is SO low that no one need hcsl.
tate moment to call for treatment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-26
! GENUINE RADIUM
BEING USED FOR
MANY DISEASES
Guarantee Assures Patients
! Administration of Genuine
Radium When So Stated.
CURATIVE POWER
REMARKABLE

Another point In progressiveness
has been made BY the Eelectro-Medical
Doctors. in the addition 70 their rcgu.
lar medical treatment of-Genuine
Radium.
This powerful, yet safe scientific
germ destroyer has proven boon TO
the ailng-though until recently it
has been considered obtainable only by
the rich. Radium is perhaps the ieast
understood of all curative powers by
both the average physician and the
ailing alike.
Radium can be applied externally
for malignant growths in solid mineral
Iorm--t may be dissolved in 4 sterile
normal salt solution and injected di-
rectly into the bluod-stream-7it may
be taken into solution internally as il
but ordinary mcdicine-it may be ap'
Piled externally in the form OF a plaS'
icr.--iI may be PACKED around 4 linn
III Radium impregnatrd earth--lt may
be applied externally in ointment form
in other cases in bathing solutions
iimprecnated with the Radium and
even il an inhalation device. The
uses Of Radium in chronic diseases
are many and marvellous and is abSo'
/ lutely Harmless when properly admIn'
istered.
Some Of the diseases treated WITH
Radium in one form or another are al
forms of rheumatism including inilam'
matory. muscular, articular. scai1ca
and neuritis-every form Of sCaiy or
itching skin disease including PsorI'
asis. acne. and eczema. all forms OF
nerve trouble and body pains, includ
| ing neuralgia and headaches. The re
suit in nearly all cases being wen,
derfullv rapid.
, Ointment imprcgnatcd with Radium
! The Radium itself wonderfully curative
drives the medicines OF the ointment
through the skin. giving quick and cor
tain action in healing the skin disease
\ like action is given when used in
plaster form, earth form or liquid "N'
1ernally, the Radium itself is The sole
curative agent. Likewise when inject
ed into the blood stream.
The Electro-Me Doctors do not
give simply fractional dosa2cs Of Rad
ium merely TO say they have it-hut
, give the dosage as recommended by
ihc worlds grVateSt living authorities
1r Radium, among whom is the chem
ist IF the largest producers or miners
OF Radum in the world.
no means prohibitiyc and in many
nary treatment.
The power Of Radium is almost in,
cAitaustible. its power not dnCrcaSin"
or rather not eXhausting itself in Il
period of 10000 years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-26
CHEST PAINS MADE
SLEEP IMPOSSIBLE

The following interesting statement
made by Mr.. Victor Salon of Elaine
Ohio, is worthy the attention OF VIC
tins of rheumatism and heart trouble:
Blaine. Ohio. Sept 10Th. 1915.
az was suffering from what the doc
tors called Melral reorganization ana
hypertrophy of the heart due TO
~ treated with many doctors Ou.
without relief, though | smothered
nights and could not sleep owing 10
the great pain in my chest and the dit
ficultT OF breathing.
June, decided to start treatment
with the Electro-Medical Doctors of
1927 Market ST.. Wheeling, for no one
else seemed 10 be able 10 help me and
now feel better than ] have for
years past. My appetite. and digestion
is first class and | enjoy my meals
and sleep fine.
81 write this that anyone suffering
as have can know where 10 get e
lief. VICTOR SALON, Blaine, Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-26
MODERN METHODS
FOR AILING men
SEEKING RELIEF

1t is estimated that one Of every
eight men sufferers from Hernia
(Huptirt Id vast majority OF these
going through life so AFFLICTED III dread
Of the knife, which they have been so
often told is their only means of re-
lief
The E,ieciro-Mcdical Doctors do not
operate fer this aifliCiiOn. for they
hav" had exceptional success by Il
nun-Surgical method OF treatment
which does not require The detention
from business uf the patient. and his
method does not comprise injecting Il
S"m.SUlid or paralline injection,
which has long since proven unsaiiS.
factory. Not al! rupturcs are durable,
but such 4 percentage that this mod-
crn treatment method is worthy The
attention Of such sufferers. who are
always welcomed IT The Electro
Medical Institute for a PERSONAL pri-
vaIc consultation regarding their con-
dillon.
Rectal troubles, including hcmor-
rhoida. fisiula. ASSURES and other pain.
ftli and Distressing conditions. Yield
readily 20 the Elerrru-NrGiCa! lr-:li-
mcnl. and the cost L. - nntlcr1l" ihnl
no aiin@ man should hesitate 10 visit
III" institute for treatment.
Kidney. bladder and prostate irnu-
bl"S may have more complications
than are presented by Other diseased
organs. but under careful. proper
treatment these conditions are sci
dom as serious as they appear to the
on" afflicted.
Another source of distress - The
sufferer iS--blood poison. Blood poi
snain& requires not only kr1w!cdS'
Of tn" diScasr-hut thc ability 10
properly administer the treatments
which in some cases require the ia
nous "6nG" and "g1i" treatment orig
mated by DR.. Paul Ehrlich. the de.
ceased European scientist. winner Of
the Nobel prize. These remedies are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-26

At the Wheeling Electro-Medical In
stitute, comprising the complete sec
oud floor at 112I Market St, over
Griest's CutRate Pharmacy. hundreds
OF sick people are finding health.
A visit 10 The E!ertr1-Medlcal Doc
tors Institute IS 4 revelation to the
sick, who sec At this institute Immune
cradle scientific apparatuScS wnlch arc
no more astonishing 10 tncm than they
are to many electrical experts WRo
have inspected the institute and pro-
nounced it marvellous.
Among the equipment for ;hn dag
nosis and treatment OF disease at the
Electro-Medical institute are powerful
X-Ray machines AND other machines
for generating almost every other
form OF electricali current. such rs
DArsonval, Cudin, Tesla, auto con-
densation, auto induction. Ihermo-
Faradis, Galvanic. Siuusoidal. Grown
Breeze and high frequency currents.
They treat with ozone. medicated
yabors, radiant light. vibration, thera'
peutic heat and other methods.
No force IS so uniformly potent IN
relieving and eliminating human Ills
as electricity. 1t IS the only remedy
uDon which all human beings can rely.
II is positive AID certain in action. II
YOU value your life-your health-and
want to keep your good looks ard gain
vitality and are tired Of druggins--
then throw away medicine bottles that
contain strong drugs o. roiSons and
take the modern treatments 1T The
Electro-Nec:cal Institute. ELECTRICITY
reaches sick spots %hic.t medicines do
not reach. II causes - pain, no sick
ness, no bad taste. Every day you de
lay brin~s YOU nearer tn" incurable
stage. the time TO treat disease Is in
the earlier stages-the earlier The bet
ter, for when disease develops 10 an
advanced stage the treatment must be
more frequent, more drawn OUT. more
extensive. Treat now while your case
may still be durable.
During the next seven days the Eicc-
tro-MeGical Institute offer entirely
free their regular medical. eXaIuina-
ton, which includes where required
the X-Ray, Blood pressure test and
chemical analysis. This will give
every sufferer chance to obtain It
scientific diagnosis Of his. or her con-
dition, after which the sick person
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-26
AVOIDS SURGERY
ADVISED BY HER
FAMILY DOCTOR
Goes to Electro Me deal
Docters. for Treatment.
Makes Statement.

Thousands of needless operations
are being performed each year but
tic Electro Medical Doctors never
operate. The chief reason is that
they find The majority Of the cases
that call upon them for help do not
require surgery If, however. i is a
purely surgical case the patient is so
advised and must choose someone
else for this service. At their insti-
rutns thousands have found health.
and in no case has the knife been
used.
Miss he.sic SchiehIe of 800 Butler
ST.. i.tn&. poHna., has for months
nrr"iOuS IN treatment NJ the Electro
Medical Doctors institute suffered
pains in Inc left side of her abdomen
ard was advised by her family doctc@
to lave an operation hut having
heard of III" Ei2rlro-Medical Doctors
decided il bcsl 10 consult therl first.
Miss StEi"blr lays: Now. in
little oyer two months. | feel that !
am entirely we'll and am glad did
not have 20 resort 10 an operation.
Brief and 10 the point-brt what
moro could be said in proof of the
merits Of the modern scientific Elec-
tro-McGcal treatments AS practiced
by the Electro-Medical Doctors?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-26
SEVERAL DOCTORS
PRONOUNCED CASE
BEYOND ALL HOPE
Mrs. James Riley, of Benwood, w. va,
Then Finds Encouragement In
New Treatment.
VICTIM OF ASTHMA.
Electro.Medical Doctors Give Ala
When Others Refuse, Think
ing Case Hopeless.

When physician after physician
deem Il case so hopeless that they
will not even treat the patient, to give
the sufferer what relief they may
the evidence IS pretty certain that the
do not know or the rem
edy or have not the apparatus to give
the relief that the patient finally oo'
tains through another physician.
4 public statement by a pleased pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-26

also known as "Salvarsan" and "Neo
Sa!varSan.'
The ills o. men are too numerous TO
mcnIion-bIt whatever the afliclinn,
modern treatment awaits The sufferer
al Inc Elcctro.Medical Institute, al
practically every modern electrical
treatment device for The benefit Of The
sick. in addition TO Z special drug la
boratnry maintained at the institute
for the special benefit CT patients.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-26
LYMPH COMPOUND

Lymphs compound is powerful di.
rect cell-tonic. nutrient and recon
structor, having a direct effect upon
the functions of the nervous system
cells Of assimilation arel elimination
1t builds up healthy cells to great
power 10 combat unhealthy cells and
is of much value in the degeneration
Of the tissues. This remedy is given
intra-musCularly.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
UIe0 tljC0l s AIIllIleIlleIlf5|
HEARS VOICE AS
HAND OF THIEF
GRABS JEWELS

aThe Voice Of the Fog, in which
Donald Brian makes his debut as g
Paramount star In 3 production OF
the Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Com
pany, Is perturbation of Harold Mac
Grath's widely read novel Of the same
name, which is considered one OF the
masterpieces of modern day fiction
OF suspense and mystery.
Mr.. Brian as Thomas Webb In The
Voice in the Fog, has excellent OPP
portunity Of which he takes full adj
vantage. Webb Is d young English
man who inherits title and small for
tune, but who forfeits the use Of his
title for three months to a profession
al confidence man who involves young
Webb In countless difficulties. The
story Is carried across the ocean to-
the United States, where Webb finds
employment as private secretary to q
young woman who recognizes his
voice as the voice she heard one night
in London at the moment q myster.I
ions hand from out or the fog reached
into her cab and stole her necklace.
Neal Of the Navy" the shortest
and probably the most interesting and
exciting Of any Of the serial photo play
develops rapidly in the pre-
sent episode. An instalment appeared
in the Star-BulIetin last Saturday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
inner WORKINGS
Of OLD S'|EAVCE
IR|CkSH0NNl UP

l
E. Coran Marshall created consider.
able of q furore one week ago when
at the Bijou theater he showed up
the inner workings of q number of
the tricks of socalled "spirituaiists. "
mind readefsg and seers Of q like Tx
who traffic on the gullibility of the
great American public. This expose
proved a revelation to the uninitiated
and the simplicity with which 1t was
shown to be possible to dupe the pub
lie would have proved laughable but
for the fact that it Is tragic.
I Again at the Bijon theater last night
Marshall delivered q lecture and q fur
ther expose. New means for separat-
ing the public from it's coin were
treated with and q new insight given
into the ease with which these crooks
operate.
Among the exposes given were the
smind reading Of Alexander, the
well-known Anna Eva Fay cabinet
tricks and ThilrstoIi,s fsSimla seance.p
MARSHALL knows his business from the
ground up. He puts over In splen-
did fashion a duplication Of the work
ct the imps5ters III
For the balance Of the present week
the Bijou theater will present re-
marlable bill, including further
1.-THE simplicity Of the
occult" when one Il on the inside.
Marshall has outlined q program cali
ing for three changes during the week.
In addition to this main feature the
Biiou win otter 8 superior bill Of
and motion pictures. The
Musical Goolmans are clever team
Of instrumentalists. Rowiey and Toin-
ton. singing. dancing and specially
artists. viii also be added features to
tie Marshall program.
eat noon today Marshall made the
'.blindfold drive, discover
ing q hidden a1firle4by the aid of the
spirit kingdom. At the performance
tonight he will tell Just hoy this Is
accomplished = 49,. Il ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
HAWAIIAN BAND AT
EMMA SQUARE TONIGHT

! ) = - = = 4 T. II
The Hawaiian band will give con-
cert tonight in Emma Square, begin.
ming at half-past Z O'Clock The fol.
lowing program win be rendered:
March Cradle of Liberty tnewt :.
..............s.... A. E., Joy
Overture Zennpa ........... Harold
Patrol The Guardmount !. Eileburg
Arranged by A. Safranck
Hawaiian Songs ......... -. -
...-..,.. Hawaiian Band Glee Club
Selection The Grand Slam. $500.
.............. Arranged by NJ. Lake
Waltz-Sunset in Eden lnew) ......
...................J j. F. Hall
Fox Trot-So Long Lefty new
Aloha De, Hawaii Ponoi
The Star Spangled Banner.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
CHOIR AT ST. ANDREWS
MAD NO ORGAN MUSIC
AT MORNING SERVICE


Like a revival of the singing IA
Quaker and Puritan churches IN fhe
early days of American History, when
no organ was used to accompany the
choir vas the scene in ST. Andrew, q
cathedral yesterday morninE, when
no organ music was available became
1electfie. power failed during the morn.
,ng. The instrtnientl e bterited eisc'
'tricaI|y s. -
The cathedral's choir had to sing
the service without zny organ accom-
paniment but under the leadership Of
r. Rpdlapd BOde, organist and choir,
master, came through with flying col.
ors. Mr. Bode gfvink the singers the
proper pitch for the music. IN the
afternoon the power came On again,
so that the organ was available Tor tie
evening service.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06

sEEERRaR EaEzssEas
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
BETTY NAlVSE
new PRODUCERS
BIGGEST Catch

william Fox has but comparatively
recently entered the field Of silent
drama and in the short time he has
been producing he has sprung more
sensations on the movie" fans than
any one individual in the business.
Probably his greatest achievement
was the securing Of Betty Nansen, the
celebrated Danish tragedienne. the
bringing of her to this country and
the starring Of her in q number OF big
features. aThe Celebrated Scandal,
the initial Betty Nansen offering,
opened at the Hawaii theater last
evening with the usual Sunday night
result at that popular little house
two packed houses.
OF Betty Nansen they say: Yon
thrill at the Nansen eyes, yoa weep
al the hansen tears and you throb at
the Nansen SMILE The Celebrated
Scandal is full proof Of this claim.
Alsi. especially the fairer sex gasps
with delight az the magnificent gowns
that are worn by this star. The cele-
brated- everything Is cele-
bfated In connection with Betty Nan.
sem golden gown Of jeweled bro-
cade displayed in this picture cost the
sum OF $4,000 and was purchased
for .SThe Celebrated Scan
DIAL"
The author of the drama, Jose
is known throughout the
world as the Spanish Shakespeare and
the leading character in THE Cele-
brated Scandal might wen be termed
a modern Desdemona The yisuali-
zation of the play inercilessly casti-
gates scandal mongering. The sup
porting cast is above the average.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
ENDS eng DRUNKEN
PERIOD By KILLING
HIMSELF WITH RAZOR

Lying dead upon his bed with his
throat cut from ear to ear, Henry
Howard, well known carpenter, was
found yesterday morning about $50
O'Clock by the Chinese yard boy at
the Tom Douglas residence in Kapio-
Iani park. Howard had been drinking
heavily and Is supposed to have com
fnitted suicide. He had been staying
at the Douglas home for some time!
Howard was OF middle age and an
American.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
HAWAIIAN EVENING Is
THEME or 81 UB DANCE
At 0AK AND e9LLEGE

Hawaiian palms and garlands decor
ated the big gymnasium Of St Mary's
College, OAkhhkh on Fridsy evening.
February Is. when q dance was held
there By fhe Eldeen Club and the Al
pha Epsilon &c Oakland. 1t was a typ
ical Hawaiian evening. according to
the San Francisco Chronicle, and a
Hawaiian orchestra furnished the mu,
sic for dancing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
LITTLE JAPANESE LAD
HURT BY MOTORCYCLE

Attempting to cross King street yes.
terday Afternoon little 5-year-old Toku-
81 Kubata was knocked down by a mo-
tcrcycle ridden by Satisfaction Officer
Joseph Lii, and received a broken leg
and cut in the forehead. Tokugi's
wounds were attended to at the emer.
gency hospital.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06

whether the reviewers, bullets, suit
cases, clothing and other articles be.
longing to zee 70 Kenk, Korean bnd
man now under Indictment or first
degree murder, shall be returned to
him, will be decided a. Glrcuit Judge
Ashford's court 1robabl2 aFithina two
weeks argument on .the. question 10
be had On Monday morning. March 1s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06
PIE WAY DROPS FROM !.
ATHLETICS At Old ELI

NEW HAVEN, Conn.--Nelson M
t"Pie') Way. Yele's premier pitcher,
VIII be Ineligible for the nine this
spring. Way played baseball year
ct Norwich before coming to Yale and
as he has already played two years at
Yale he automatically becomes inelig-
IDLE On account or The three year rule.
Way was tackle on the football
team last fall and won the Princeton
game by sensational touchdown.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-06

sTAR-BULLETlN GIVES you
TopAYs NEWS TO-DAY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-23

To the Editor Of the WomdH'a Page:
Dear Madam--Is It proper for girls TO meet
fellows on the street eornersl ask this ques-
tion for tho following reason: A girl came to
me and cited some OF her troubles and asked
my advice. She Is about my age lnineteen) and
has sister 1--WE years her senior who Is very
Jealous.
A few weeks ago. the older girl gave party
and invited number of young men, ard one
fellow In particular became interested In the
younger girl. He has taken her out a few
times and has asked to come around more often
became furious and said she would not allow
The fellow is perfect gentleman, ard do
not see any reason but pure jealousy for her
not allowing him to call. The mother In this
case has very little to say, as 1t IL the older
sister who runs the house, and the father Is
call for her at the house she would meet him
the street corners, Please let me know II
this is correct. CURIOUS,
The situation is a very trying one for
the younger girl. But 1 would strongly ad-
wise her against meeting this young man
outside; it is not at all the proper thing
to do and will subject her 10 criticism, a
most unfortunate thing for any young girl
II, as you say, the young man is nice she
should take firm stand and let her sister
know that she fully intends having him
come 10 see her.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-23
DIARY OF A WELL-DRESSED GIRL
A PrncticqL and @Dressg1 COstHne

,roobIne-stitched the seams and gathered
the skirt about the wsistllne with three
inch heading,
After the hem was sewn in l made the
rocket shirring II at the top and bottom
with headings.
Louise covered three tiny button molds
with velvet, and I used them as trimming
al the top Of the pocket She also made the
belt, which crushes softly about the waist
line.
we had the skirt finished before we knew
IL. ] then set to work and cut out blouse
OF white Reorgette crepe.
Tho back extends well over the shoulders,
and the fronts are shirred across the top.
TO keep the material from puckerng when
I stitched Il on the machine l covered the
seams with strips Of paper.
The sleeves are bishop. but NJ into the
arnholes without particle of fullness. l
gathered them into snugly fitting GUNS,
pointed at the top. and with turnpvers OF
lace about the wrisas.
The v.shaped neckline is finished with
a turned back collar with a gathered jabot.
About the edge of both collar and iabot I
sewed a row OF lace Insertion TO match the
cuffs. The finished blouse is simple but
very effective. II took exactly day and a
half of steady sewing to make the skirt and
blouse (CopytfghO