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difficult TO destroy. There are thou
sands OF little nerves that run from all
parts Of the face and head to the braln.
Some OF these little nerves probably
have to pass through mass Of ca
tarrhal inflammation on the road 10 thr
brain. When they do they are weak
encd. and sometimes destroyed.
What affects the nerves is bound to
affect the brain, and when tho nerves
are deadsned by constant catarrhal. dis
charges there is bound TO be certain
torpvr or stupidity brought about in the
brain OF the victim. Thus follows sleep
lrssness, inability to think clearly. or
connect ideas. loss OF memory. lack Of
concentration. lack OF presence OF mind
and wandering thought
Catarrh. as any sufferer knows. also
has a dreadful effect on the hearing.
many persons being partially or totally
deaf rs q result OF tho ravages Of this
terrible aIfliction. Catarrhal deafness"
Is as widespread. almost. as ordinary
colds"
Science has eminent physicians in all
parts OF tho world who have placed their
stamp OF approval on the Electro-Med-
teal Doctors. who are now prepared TO
give these treatments.
The ozone treatment Is simplicity It
self: its very simplicity. and naturalness
il nothing mysterious about It. or It's APP
pncation.
Ozone is asr-purc air. Everyone knows
that pure air is the most wonderful germ
destroyer known to human beings. In
the treatment OF catarrh this ozone is
generated in an electrical machine. and
is inhaled by the patient 1t Is Just like
brcathiug only every breath brings into
the head. throat. lungs. pur" atr-na-
lures own curative agent. Simple medi-
ciucs specially prepared To heal and
strengthen are also given IL this treat
,nent--the combination being the last
word in the scientific treatment of ca
tar-h.
II YOU. or any Of your friends. suffer
from this lDAtnSune disease. for loath-
some il IS TO many. 4 visit. IL. the office
OF the Electro Medical Doctors is more
than the right thing TO dot is
Duty AND ONE WHICH SHOULD
NOT BE NEG ELECTED.
These specialists arc glad 70 have. the
opportunity OF explaining their treat
mcuiS. |: :, patient is accepted it is with
the certainty that everything wlll bc
done that can be done 10 restore him ar
her 10 fun health. Charges are always
moderate.
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have an operation performed on him
today ar the North Wheeling hospital.
Miss Elizabeth Cool of GAINESVILLE.
O.. was the weekend guest Of Miss
Louise Bloomfield OF the Island.
Mrs. John B. Reynolds, and Master
Billy Reynolds Of Baltimore. Mr., VINO
have been the guests OF Mrs. Henry
Schamer of Lennox, will leave today
for 4 visit with Pittsburgh relatives.
Mrs. ". a. CTacraft OF Lennox. who
has been 4 guest at the Hampshire
club. has returned home:
Mr.. and, Mrs. ". A. Ward OF the
Island. will motor 10 Pittsburgh TO-
day.
I. Mrs. Ed. J. I.arkin Of the Island. IS
rhe guest of her husband in New YORK
city.
Miss Ruth Peabody OF Colerain, o..
is visiting friends on the Island.
NJ. and Mrs. Robert Marshall and
daughter. June returned today from
y visi, with Mr.. Marshall's brother in
Chicago. Ill.
Roberr Shepherd of Pittsburgh. will
lncare here permanently with the Ford
Motor company.
Ms. Edwin S. Spears will leave
shortly for Chill1cothe, o.. 10. be oae
guest of her husband.
Mrs. H. VI. kimberland and Miss
Elizabet Runsee left for Charlesi on.
". Va, yest erday 10 attend the con-
vnnrion of We$t Tirciria Woman's
Clubs.
Miss Margaret Grimm Of The News
EDITORIAL force. spent yesterday in
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mrs. Fred Frazier Of New York
city. who has been tho guest Of rela-
tiv"S on tine Island. will return home
today.
Mrs. R. q. NcMaslers ot Cleveland
O.. Is visiting relatives in the city.
: Miss Carrie Frazier and Mrs. Geo.
D. Maxwell will leave on Wednesday
for Fairmont. to attend The convention
OF the Presbyterian Home and For
sien Missionary societies OF the state
which vii be held in that city on We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Mrs A. y. Mackry OF Clarksburg.
+ a guest of Miss Anna McCabe at
NO. home on the South Side.
4. Grid Naylor or Woodlawn. who
has been i'll for the past two wooks.
Zig recovering nicely.
Assistant United States District At
ito.ney Harry \. Byrer Of Philppi. ar,
rived in the city yesterday 10 attend
The session of federal court which
opens today.
A telegram was received from Sec
;; rotary a. +. Sinks of the Associated
Charities yesterday stating that he
| will be home today after a week 5
stay in Cleveland. Mr. Sinks went 10
Cleveland TO attend the funeral OF his
sister.
Miss Angela Jacobuccl has returned
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MODERN METHODS

The Electro Medical Doctors. as the
name implies, Is an association OF ex-
pert medical specialists and electro
therapists who have organized new
school OF medicine. A new and more
positive system Of treating human all
ments. For centuries the world has
been full Of different cults" and
"1sms' IN medicine: we have had the
old root and herb DOCTOR" with his
bitter potions; the AlIopatha with
pills and Quinine In heroic doses; the
HomeoDath with his triturations and
lnhnitesimal doses; the Eclectic, the
OSteopath; We were doctored by heat,
by electricity; by baths at springs and
by multitude of men and. methods.
Some OF the patients were cured, some
died who should have been cured. 1t
was impossible for the average per-
son 10 say which method Of treating
diseases was the best and the phys.
clans OF the various schools were so
biased that they could sec good only
80 '1ANAt O"ii LICllIJNS vi u ClthIo N1o
eases; all others were necessarily bad.
Evidently thare WAS some good in all
OF them for they all cured some cases;
also thera il bal in all for all fall at
times and allow misery to remain and
death 10 come when cure should
have been effected
A tremendous. stride forward was
made when the now system OF treat
ment Of the ElHc:ro-Medcal Doctors
VAS formed. The founders o. the new
system Of treatment consisted OF spe.
clalist3 from the various schools Of
Observation-Disclosures Hon eopaths, All0-
paths. regulars and irreguIars. VINO
dropped their personal prejudires and
that embraced all the good points OF
the Old methods and loft out the bad.
The result Of The efforts OF these spe.
cialists Of the various schools is the
wonderful system Of treatment now
used by the Electro-Medical Doctors.
All this was not accomplished In Z
day or week but has taken years Of
patient work by these specialists IN
their variouS. Offices. homeopathic,
AiIopaths. working side by side. each
throwing away his old ideas when he
was convinced there was something
better. until at Last out Of the old
chaos tand confusion came the new
and modern system as is now used by
the Electro-Medical Doctors.
The loss 10 these specialists was
great, not only by their labor Of form.
Ing q new system OF treatment. but
also in the effect il cost them to ig-
more their pride IN the various schools
In which they were educated. But
their reward has been great. for they
have seen health and happiness re-
stored 10 hundreds and thousands pro-
nounced incurable by old methods.
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Jacob Stouernagel

Last evening Al tho family residence
on Thirty-first and Chapline streets. "r-
CURED the druth of Jacob Slcuerna gol
IN the 6ith yrnr - his axe. Mr.. Sturr-
naErl, who had h""n IN poor health for
some time. was al Mt. Clemens. Mich..
when hr h"rHm" r".y III. At his ply
sIriaii's suggestion he WAS removed ia
his home in South Wheeling. where hr
remained hrdfaSt until the end came.
He had b""u - resident OF this city thr
sixty years and was Highly respected by
Il wtds circle nC friends Three dauSh-
tiers. Mrs William Russ md Miss Mar
snrcl StrulHagel. both ur this city, and
Mrs T. W. Paris rS New York City. and
one son. John SIcu"rnaEnl. Of this city.
survive. Funeral ARRANGEMENTS arc in
rnmpltLe
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M. PETROS
Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. /. 1917.

wheeling, w. va, sept l. IsIi'
TO whom It may concern:
For two years have suffered with
great pain In my right side and lower
part OF my liver. The pain was SO great
sometime. that had 10 give up my
work for days NJ time. The doctors
pronounced my complaint case OF Gall
Stone. and advised me To have an opera
ton performed Il, once. But thinking
that T was not In a condition physically
strong enough TO undergo the surgery.
was advised 10 consult The Electro
Medical Doctors, Of No. 1877 Market ST..
second floor Wheeling. w. Va. ana
havo an E-Ray examination made ana
see what the real trouble might be. The
Doctors made very careful invesuEa-
ton and found q we'll defined nest Of
stones In the gall bladder.
AS the Doctors, had a number OF cures
in cases like minerby The Electro Aed!-
cal system Of treatment | At once placed
my case in their hands.
After few lays my pains stopped
and 1 was able TO go back TO my work.
And now am entirely well and feeling
better than l have In many years. And
all this without an OPERATION.
Respectfully.
MICHAEL PETRQS.
Benwood W. Va
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~ this city after spending the week
end with her sister.in St. Clalrsville.
Miss Bessie Ensinger Of Woods
dale, has returned after spending the
past week in New Martinsville. visit
ing relatives.
Elmer Moore OF the East End, left
for Parkersburg yesterday. where ne
has accepted Il position with the Bell
Telephone company.
Hugh Maccolam OF Fairmont, Is a
caller in Wheeling on bushes.
Louis Farrell. star end Of the Cath
edral high eleven, il confined to his
home In the East End with broken
collar bone sustained while practic-
ing last week. He is'reported 10 be
getting along nicely.
Edmund Redman. formerly OF Fair
mont, u. Va, has returned to Wheel
| ing, where he will be located In the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. John " .Kcnnen, for
merIr Of this city. now OF Cleveland,
attended the funeral OF their daughter,
in-law, Mrs. John A. ken1en OF Lind
street
Mr.. and Mrs ". ] Swayne Of Cleve-
land. are here visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. c II Little OF Barnes
vile. Ohio. are spending several days
in the city
Walter Holland. formerly OF this
city. now located in Dayton. Ohio. Is
in the city to attend the funeral Of 4
relative.
Miss Anna Null Of Elm Grove, has
returned TO West Liberty State Nor
NAL school. after spending the week
end with her parents.
Juds" Alstnu' -. Dayton OF Philippr.
arrived ut thr. NcT.urr Yesterday after
noon. Judge Dayton will be In the city
several days during which lie will pre-
side a the October term OF the rotlera |
court.
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Wesleyan Encouraged
Over Showing in Game

Rl'tKlIhNNLIN. thI. lI.--Thc W"S-
lean r"":l!!i .,;,Iu returned here last
Night from Il!rir trip ~ WaShingtn:I
Pa. IN good spirits and except for
r"w bruises. III good condition. Not
q man received uM injury In the game.
and that WAS fortunate indeed. consld-
ring iha; II WAS ono q. III" hardest
games TIM; III" team will have tn play
throughout the season. Those who are
pretty badly hrltSrd Will 10 doubt b..
allowed In Ink. rather light work until
they .hnvc mad Il chance tn recover
somewhat. hui ms there is nothing of n
serious nature. all men VIII. most az
surcdly. hr able for battle again on
next Saturday.
The showing made Mt Washington
was very encouraging for the coaches
and nil others interested in the team.
At IN" Very opening of the game tho
Pennsylvania boys sccmrd to haro
slight edge on Nnale and kcllison's CO.
horts lat hcfnra much time Ind
elapsed. they ;nok n brace. and during
the last three periods Of the game
they delivered as good, If not bitter
brand Of football as the Red and Black.
No one around the Wesleyan camp is
disappointed with he outcome Of the
contest and the general opinion hero Is
that the Orange and Black will be
stronger this year than over before.
All mon wer" excused from practice
today. but on tomorrow work viii start
In preparation for the Westminster
game. which will I've played here next
Saturday. This will h- the hardest
game of the home schedule. and the
coaches Will take no chances. but Will
cndraror to have team r-ady for the
occasion.
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()bIT lJARY
Funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Van curen

U0S3A4 VI I'LL 3t&u1 Bd1tL van SuTcu
One or ths largest funerals ever Wit
messed by tho citizens OF 1Senwond WAS
held in the Benwood VI. T.. church yes
tcrday afternoon for. tho late Mrs. Mar.
garAt (Linsley) Van Curon. aged resi-
dent Of Benwpod. who PASSED away late
Friday evening. The members OF the
Alfaretta council No. s: Daughters or
Pocahontas. and the Woucn's Relief
Corps turned out in a--body. Til" floral
offerings. which were many. wer" cnr-
rled to tho altar and placed beside III"
coffin by the DAUGHTERS OF Rchecca. R"v.
g. n. Sampson. the former pastor nf Tho
church. and Rev. T. Is. MoUrn. the now
pastor. conducted the services. Her
favorlte hymns. ASLEEP In Jesus" "0Ec
Sweetiv Solemn Thought" and "Ahid"
With Ne" were rendered Ivy the mem
bers Of the Benwnod N. F.: church choir.
The beautiful anthem "Snmo Sweet Day
was sung by. Harry Marx. tenor solnisr
OF st. Matthew's Lutheran church choir
Ecnwood. Interment was III Greenwood
cemetery.
Pallhcarers were NJ. !. Catchy Joseph
Mahood Sr.. Louis ". S"kad. Micha"I
Deegan. Walter MacM'1lan and Paul Ri
del
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About People
Movements Of individuals to
ano From the CITY.
rE1-STATE ARRIVALS
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Mrs HAIRY E.,r'r. !''.:!:!!i: : " Mar
tin. Mer;!rShu:%, /. y. Martin. Mart ms
burr: ". e K''.a;. Mart in>hHfE; tf"'
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ss"-ry. '''::ri .'':'s-: +. -. L''%.S. ''n'N"-
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Mr.. Stanley Obegenski
Testimony OF Mr. Stanley obeg enSh,
MoMecaeu, W. Va

Previous to June 80. 1917. for some
time had great trouble with my ston1-
ach. Nothing tasted right; had great
pain and constant gripping In my
bowels and could not sleep. was con-
situated and would bloat up after eat
ing anything. finally became too weak
10 do my work in the mines. took
every medicine tho physicians and my
friends could think OF brt no relief
came 10 me. | was entirely knocked out.
Than l went 10 Wheeling to see the
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Nr.r;aI D.. a., :" IL" F'f'l.rll-T..
tIIARI.ESTD%. W. Va. D"i. ia.-N Mrs
Anna s. hubbard. AGED IT" m"r!hrr. IT
"ns If the I!i":si rr''im. II families III
he STATE died lbs morning. AZ U'clurk
from iI:!riuill's incident IL old aer. Sh"
Was Ili, ,;IduEv - IN" lat" l"hn +. Huh
bard we'll Ln"wu business man III his
day and f"rIn,r sheriff If kauawha
r"uniy SD. Is survived hy two sons.
r. g. Hubbard rrd j. ". Hubbard. the
former ui whom ls head "i one of the
largest wh"i":al" houses il the south.
Three daughters. Mrs. David Mathews.
Mrs. I"hn l.. Dickinson and Mrs. j.
81. St"hiu. survive. Funeral services
will he n,.ld Tuesday morning.
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DON'T SUFFER ANY LONGER
WITH CATARRH

II Xou Are Afflicted With This Truly
LoathHone Disease, You Owe 1t to
Yourself, Your Family, Your Friends,
Your Net2hbors-To Grasp The oppor-
euaity OF Consulting the E1ectro-Medi-
cal Doctors, Whose oEone Treatment
1as Keen Successful In Hundreds Of
Cases.
Catarrh anys<hare IN the head or
throat or "ars * right nrHt 20 :he brain.
The catarrh germ grows fast. Goes An
enormous a!u pHUt al '!:ti:aS" IN ITS bur
rowing Into the bone and flesh and is
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Testimonial
MRS. annie HUNT
Mounduille, ". Va.

After many years OF suffering from Q
complication Of diseases. such az con-
situation, Indigestion. bloatinE after
meals poor blood, rheumatism. dropsY
Of my feet. glandular enlargement aud
cough, loss Of sleep and strength ana
exhnusting every remedy suggested BY
the physicians and my friends--I was
finally compelled to do something to
find relief. I had read OF the strange
cures in other cases like mine, by tho
Electro-Medical Doctors. 1927 Market
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THE TO TREAT.

''rh" I'm" To ir"at dS"as" ~ in its
earlier S'aCeS-thr earlier til" better
When Disease develops IL nj advanced
stage the treatments mus, be more fire.
uuent. more drawn out. more expensive.
Treat now before %nu arc incurRbi+-
treatment costs lnit liiiic--charEes arc
SO rca-onabi" that au%"i" cnn AFFORD Ia
seek assiStanC" Of The Electro Medical
Doctors.
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MINER INJURED
Fall Of Stone in Connorsviie Mine
May Prove Fatal to John Tcbrioska.

John Tebrioska. aged about IS wears
lies in a critical condition In the Mar
Tins Ferry hospital as a result OF In
juries sustained in fall OF stone At
the Connorsville mine yesterday morn
ing The man was at once rushed to
the hospital where IT. was found he
sustained 4 fracture Of the left leg
and also fracture Of the pnlvis bone
in addition 10 other injuries. Last
evening the attending physicians. Drs.
r. H. Wilson Of Martins Ferry, and
DR.. J. NJ Hunter stated that his con-
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Electro Medical Doctors who. I was
told, treated bad stomach troubles so
succcssfully. After two weeks treatment
hv their method | VAS able 10 cnt ana
sleep we'll and now ! am back at work
feeling excellent.
| hope every "llc who may b" suffer
ing like me Will so ard So" these Doe
tors.
STANLEY OREGENSKr.
LIcMrclcn. ". Va
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Henry Holland. or 81 Virginia stree:
Island. were he'd funeral SERVICES Tor
the late Mrs. Emma kcnnec, wife vi
John Ecnucn. ct 1921 Lind street. 81"
,lict: late friGay morning IN IN" %"rih
Wheeling hospital. Rev. br. Thomas q.
KoOntz pastor Of the Second l'T' %h%-
lcrian chur,h il. aud Rev. Or. James f.
Bird. pastor "f the Thomson NJ. l..
church orficiatcd. lu;crmeu,. WAS in
Greenwood
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oition was critical and that the
chances for bis recovery are slight.
FRANK GoTcH RECEIVERS.

CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-The, condition
of Frank Gotch. former worlds cham
pion wrestler, has improved so rapid
ly that his physicians said today he
would leave the hospital tomorrow.
Gotch, suffering from acute congestion
of the kidneys, was taken to hos
pital last Wednesday.
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Bau,naaI Funeral.

Al o'clock yesterday mornihG. IN
81. Mary'- I:nmnu Catholic church. We're
hold funeral s,rYirrS for George Fad
man. we'll known Resident or East
Twenty-uinth street. who passed AVA:
Thursday evening in the North Wheel
ing hospital. High mass IF requiem
WAS celebrated. lulrrn"ut took place
in Mt. calvary ceuu.trry.
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p1ILoNvALE ORGANIZES.

The fast DIllonvale 4. g. football
team has rc-orCnniZrd and the pros
pects for a successful season arc the
brightest ever. Several new men have
been. added To tho club. and the boys
nrc particularly anxious =. meet. some
or The local teams. -" desiring
games can c"mmunIca,t "'rh Mr. Amos
Zerlo. pIllonvalc. Ohio
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WHY ARE YOU SICK Z?
If You Are Sincerely Interested in Good Health and Long

COURSE. but ,he nldfnshionnd people who
believe In herbs are h. allhir than III"
wise children Of to-day. /; you want
happiness. first find health. You can!
get i, direct from Nature in Bulgarian
Blood Tea. n 80 cent sizc package lasts
for months. All drug stores sill II.
Should you prefer tablets. ask for =. p.
T. Health Tablets. Purely vegetable
yenieQt
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Henry Clay Morgan

Funeral services will he held this aft
cruuou nj " o'clock Mt the family resi-
demo" near West Liberty. fur tho late
Henry Ia? Mnrran. VIII" died Sunday
afternoon. INCREMENT will hc in III"
family cemetery:
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YOU WILL Investigate Bulgarian Blood
Tea. You Will learn that hundreds Of
thousands OF users praise this wonderful
Eormula, which is Natures own prescrip-
IN for blood and body ailments. Bull
Han Blood Tea carries OF the con-
ntly accommodating body poisuns. COIL
alton. Indigestion. sick and nervous
aches. rheumatic aches. stomach.
kidney and blood troubles disappear
using II. It's old-tashiDned. OF
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Services for Infant,

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon in the homo Of his parents.
No. &c Maryland avenue. for Robert. thr
Infant son Of VI. y. and Dora Frorkaw.
InterIncnr followed IN Eiy"rview reme-
tery.
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Funeral Of Frank Dtuger

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
wer.- held nj The home of hie brother.
Daniel n!nEer No. III North EroadwaH.
for the late Frank DinRer. who passed
AWAY at the ohio Valley General hospi-
ial un FRIDAY. lnl"rment followed nj
Peninsula cemetery.
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An angry mother held her little son
by tho hand. and held menactng cana.
I'm teach you IL ,Iir 4 kettle TO the
dogs tail she said!
1T wasn't our dog" said the boy.
mo. but it was our kettle" said the
thrifty mother.-Topeka Capitol.
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Body Arrives Tonight.

The holy of William Watkins. "on at
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Watkins. ~ "3rG
Market street. who mot death Suudn y
morning In an Au1unuhil" accident at
Evansville. Ind. whrrH he had been
employed since last March. will arriV"
IN this city this evening. Arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been mad".
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OZONE.

"RreathInG medication which places
It's healing. soothing rapors through the
head. lungs and throat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16

mcnt IN 'nk!nE "!a"c" nf several eases
Of Internal iunai inr.Iri 7n"c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16

Nearly half OF all tho coal produced
IN the United States Is mined in Penn
sylvania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16

Yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.