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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
MiStrial Motion Ruled
Out in Coal Mems Trial

NEW YORK. June REPRESENTATION
Of exhibits Including contracts OF ey:-
cry description. records OF annual
meetings and election Of officers IN
scores Of companies. occupied most
of the trial in federal court today, OF
the West Virginia and Virginia Goa!
corporations and individuals accused
Of conspiracy 10 restrain trade and fix
coal prices. 1t was predicted that the
high record Of 1855 exhibits in the
New Haven Railroad trial will be OK
ceeded In this case.
a motion by attorneys for me, de-
PENDANTS To have Il mis-trtal declared
on the ground that half Of the defen'
dants never had anything 10 do with
bunker coal which the court ruled yes
rprday was included in the indictment,
was denied by Judge Gruhh. Stuff.
Client time 10 prepare for bunker coal
testimony was promised TO the defen-
darts lawyers -.
IT. was disclosed that several ut the
accused corporations and individuals
had been severed from III" present
trial. the number remaining being l"-
companies and 81 men.
Among the contracts produced. IN
evidences was one between the New
River Coal Company and the New I'm.
gland Coal & Coke Company. which
the government regarded AS important.
The contract was signed in April l9lJ,
and covered period of five years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
Coal and Steel the
Great Needs of Italy

PITTSBURGH. June 70. - Senator
Guglielmu MarcOni. member OF the
Italian war mission. in an address dc.
livered al dinner given in honor nt
the mission here tonight carried The
appeal OF the Italian government Tor
coal and steel as the Two greatest
needs Of that nation in winning the
war to the center. Of America coal
and steel industry.
The industrial CcnterS of America
can render a great service in bringing
the war to a successful conclusion by
production Of steel plates and other
supplies necessary To rebuild the
worlds diminishing tonnage, declared
Senator Marconi. Italy today has
nearly 400 QUO men under. arms. Our
need is moi men but arms. War sup
plies we cannot get because Of the
scarcity Of tonnage. II Is llaiy'1 hope
that America can supply This lonnag"
and by means of it the vitality necrS'
sary coal and steel.
When tho United States entered the
war, Italy felt satisfied that The cause
for which she was fighting was just.
asserted Marquis Luigi BorSarrIli III
Rirreddo. under secretary OF state for
foreign affairs.
"Italy's war aims arc those Of The
United States" said Marquis Ror-
sarelli. I'VE arc fighting for The same
democracy and humanity.
The mission left latc tonight for
Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
CHANGES ANNOUNCED
IN NORMAL SCHOOLS

CHARLESTON, W. Va. June Is
The state board Of regents tonight an
nounced the following changes in part
In the state normal faculties:
Marshall College. Miss Anna Cum
mings. resigned: Boyd B. Chambers.
resigned: H. B. Ripley, succeeding
Chambers
Fairmonl Normal Frank 0. White.
added: Mildred Zimmerman, paEslcal
training teacher; Miss Laura Lewis
granted absence of one year:
Shepherdstown Normal. Arthur
Stanley, manual training, succeeding
X. o, O'Brien. resigned; Miss Bessie
Licklider, primary supervisor.
Concord Normal. Miss Anna K.
Austin, resigned, Miss Minnie b. he
plogle, preccptress IN dormltoFy, re-
signed.
Fred H. Smith. resigned; Hunter
Whiting, leave Of absence for one
year granted.
Changes in some OF. the heads or
educational institutions also we're dis
cussed, but no action taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
WILL RUN To
WASHINGTON
MOTORCYCLE CLUB HAS DELIGHT
, Full TRIP PLANNED FOR
SUNDAY
Banquet for New Members Last Eve
n1ug-Sociabtnty Run in
july

At y well attended meeting "f TIC
Wheeling Motorrycl" Club in their head
Quarters in Market street last night
much interest Was shown IN TIA" several
coming motorcycle events which will
be staged h? The. local club this sum-
lhcr. Til" meeting was !Htl "t "nthuS-
lnSm. as The members We're "iaIcd over
III" recent Gypsy Day Tours which
w"r" held throughout The country last
saturday and sunday.
i. l.Hnd"n Bier. popular rr"Sri"nt oil
the local organization. WAS III charge
OF IN" session and told "f his recon;
"Trip thrnUThOUt northern ohio. lie told
tn: members that travelling. was not Ut
the best throughout that section except
In some sections where the roads were
In better shape.
y general discussion OF the recent
tour In Cumberland, Md. was INDUCED
in and all wrrr lnr;d in their praise for
the tour. rs they slalch that the treat
mcnL while i'll Cumberland was OF the
best. the roads were i'll Hnr shape ana
with tho possible exception IF f"w
minor accidents. the "trip WAS III" most
interesting that. has hern taken i'll TINS
section. About I10 local m"l"rcHcllStS
won medals fmr having finished theIr tour
tn The Maryland city with II perfect rec
ord.
TN next Sunday morning. June ~.
memh"rS uf The local club will motor |"
Washington. Pa. and priZ" in tn" form
Of casing Will lr awarded I" ~" VIII
urr havina, TIA" best record Ter the Trip
Upon leaving local headquarters for tn"
run each m"mhrr will hay" II pcrr"niAS"
nr 1000 points. and rs checking places
have been established at different plHc"S
along the road each m"'or''ycliSi Is re-
CURED to register a thai station on
schcdul" time. II III" m"mhrr is 'ir'e
he loses one rnint and IT. h" ls carly he
loses Two points. Th" average speed
for the trip will b. 90 miles. II was
decided last night. Checking places Viii
he it the Tlaysvillr garage and at mo
Indian agency at WASHINGTON. checking
and timing to I've effective going ana
returning. Carl Chaser I.rNlnyno Pick
"nS and {. * McCluSkry comprise the
committee in Charge of his trip:
II was decided last night thai thh
endurance run. which was scheduled
during tho month OF July. has been can
rnllad and 81 S"ciahiliiy run In snnrr
Maryland or Pennsylvania, town Was
ed in its stcad. \ rae" m""t Will he
held July at the fnir grounds IL vii!
he known later whether this will h" M
oprn event or will y" confined only !"
members Of. the Wheeling Motorcycle
club.
Last nights .mr"linE concluded with
an EXCELLENT banquet. which was hold IN
hcnoN nf thr o. new members that wrr"
voted upon AT n recent meeting. Henry
Prtznld... 1874 TwcntY-ninth street. Was
accepted as Il member Of the motorcycle
club last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
NEWS BRIEFS

The petition for discharge was filed
and an order entered thereon yesterday
in federal court in the bankruptcy mat
ter Of Charles Yohe. Of Paden CIT?
Weizel county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ". stif"l. Of
Pleasant Valley. and II party Of friends
will leave today far an auto tour
through the cast. including New York
and Philadelphia. They will be absent
from the city about two weeks.
The executive force Of the Wheel
ing postofficr is clearing the decks for
action In compiling the fiscal years re-
purtS. which will be closed Jun" 80.
Rcmtinnccs from small postofiIcrs all
over the Ohio county are now pouring
into Postmaster "; W irwin IN MI
kinds OF shapes and amounts.
Extensive plans are being mad" for
the annual picnic 10 bc given on the
fni" grounds July 4. in tho nature or a
reunion Of thr pr"pl" OF Monroe county.
Ohio. The program Of entertainment
will be completed In n few days and
distributed through Monroe county.
The visitors will have much 70 see on
the fair grounds the Fourth. when. the
summer exposition will be on In full
blast.
tribntor ind general manager Tau ger 0" s,, tnS
Form -a-Truck. has been transferred to
Padurah Ky He has made good in
this section md has during tho. past
few months sold about 80 OF the WELL
known trucks.
The Pm Handle club will receive
400 rounds ur potato spraying liquid
this week IN hc sold farmers and bacy-
yard gardeners At actual cost Vow IS
tho time to spray potato vines SAID
County Agent Cook yesterday.
Peter nrt!no WAS released from the
county Jail yesterday. having served 4
term for violating the YoSt law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
OFFICER
THEN COLLAPSES
cIApKSBURG MAN BESTED BY
WEAK HEART AFTER CHASE
AND ENCOUNTER.

\ man whose ritne il given aS VIII
liam Means. of~Ch,rkshurr. WAS rushed
tu tn" sOhio Valley General h"SI'ltAI
about midnight. unconscious troui u rnl-
lapSe whirh followed an encounter with
e. L. o. rolir. officer Davis. lue:-
dantS Il, The hospital stated this morn
lug tha, The patient did not seem 10 De
hurt. but rather had Sutt"rc" COZ
lapse.
officer Davis. according I" his story
had placed Means under arrest after the
man had made things unpleasant IN The:
passenger depot. IL" was on his way
"a Jail with the prisoner when Means
broke away from him ami ran. Means
attempted TO hide In an automobile
standing on South street. AMI as the
officer pulled him from the machine
Means. he says. struck him IN the race.
In a suffIe Means collapsed. apparently
from a weak heart Means WAS rushed
TO the hospital. Early this morning he
WAS sleeping.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
Moffat Memorial at
", & J, Commencement

WASHINGTON. Pa, June l9.-N I'm
Washington d. Jefferson 5 sons OF inc
present day having answered me na-
lions call for men 10 hShl against
Teuton hordeS and their allies. lue
alumni Of the college are taxing 'he
prominent part in the commencement
festivities that formerly was gwen 70
the members OF the graduating class
and the undergraduates.
Less than 100 members Of the student
body THAI numbered more lhnn 3ou Whrh
the college opened last tall are ht'Tr
now. The more than 700 that arc lett
are engaged III patriotic work "t some
kind They are in the officers rcSerf"
rnrns naval reserves. artillery amhu-
lanceS, infantry and hospital units TO-
day was Alumni l'ay' III IN" conf
menccuirut. being given over aliloSl'e GU
tircly To class reunions. .
Featuring the reunions thouSh was
the gathering Of the class of $50. THIS
being the %5th anniversary. The truS-
tees in their meeting today rl"ct"" AF.
/ IT. Enusman Of Beaver. To the chair
Of English. in the college fecu!ty when
was rclInuuiShed by Dr VIC. Mc' lel'
land after n years Of continuous SNrN
lee. 'Th" formal graduation or thiS
years class Of 10 members Viii take
place TOMORROW morning. Class re-
Unions were interrupted for an intrrv;u
this afternoon. when n memorial IN
horror of nr. James -. Moffut. for more
than 20 years president Of the school.
who died last year. WIS held.
Tho aridrrS Sas at th' S"rNirc III m
,clirre gymnasium. whirh was rrowdrh
IA caparity. were delivered hr lhr; j.
rrss Stevenson Of Princeton Th"nl"E-
ic,l seminary and DR.. H.. !. M"Adam.
WIN f,1lr5 the chair NJ mathematics dur.
inr the entire tcnuIr of nv. Moftat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
GERMAN TITLES IN
ENGLAND ABOLISHED

LONDON. June le.--thc following Of
iiCiai announcement was made today:
The king has. deemed il desirable IN
tho conditions brought about by the
war that those princes nf his Family
who are his subjects and hear German
names and titles should relinquish
those titles and hrnccfnrth adopt British
surnamcs At the same time and consc-
Guent upon this decision. the king has
heen pleased To confer peerngAs of the
United Kingdom upon tho following:
The pukn OF Teck. Marquis: Prince AL
oXander Of Tcck. earl Prince Louis of
RattenburG. marquis: Prince Alexander
Of RattenbrrE. mqr1uis.".
further. abolition 81 titles held BY
members If the English royal family
residing in England Is indicated in to-
nights court circular. which announces:
Their HiRhnesses. Princess Victoria
and Princess Marie Louise. OF Srhles-
wig Hnlsiein will hnnceforth be-, styled
their Highnesses Princess Helene Vic
tnria and Princess Marie Louis. respec-
lively"
The kings order Is commented on by
the morning newspapers with enthus-
iRStlc approval
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
RIVER ENGINEERS
MAKE INSPECTION

Col. n. ". Sickle. in charge at the
PITTSBURGH and Wheeling United states
engineer offices. will arrive in tn" city
this morning and arrang" To make a
ttur OF thu ohio river with Il party or
officials in inspecting all the lock and
dam construction work between Wells
burg and Huntington.
II is likely that thu other officials
from the Pittsburgh headquarters will
accompany FOL. Sickle TO the city to-
dav and will h" joined here hy local OF
iiciaiS.
The tour will be maj" on govern
ncnt boat and will r"quir" perhaps
several weeks After coupl"t!n" thu,
OHIO river tnur rh" party will make a
similar trip. on ;h- Great khuawha
river between kanawha Falls and Point
Pleasant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
FRIENDS ADVICE
COST /. {. HUNTER
JUST A DOLLAR
The Dollar Bought a Bottle of
v-Worth With Resulting
Blessings. You Cant
Put a Price On.

And Mr.. Hunters ailments were
serious. They had roots 10 EN-. Had
lasted "A year. Let him tell you how
they vanished:
Il have been having stomach trou-
Bile. WAS very nervous. Did not
sleep well. Poor appetite. Worn out
feeling. = No ambition Tired in the
morning when Id get up. This condi-
Doctored some, taken lots. Of medicine,
but got very little relief. finally was
persuaded IN Try Nery-WorIh and ONE
BOTTLE BROUGHT THE ANSWER.
I'm better all around. Sleep we'll
appetite COED. nervousness about all
gone and | want 10 say Nery-Worth
is The best medicine I've cver'taken.
| give Norv-Worth The credit Of reach
Ing my case.
H. c. HUNTER"
ia Zane ST.. Wheeling.
Bacrs Pharmacy. Wheeling. will
hand your dollar back If Wentworth
does not do for YOU what it did for
Mr.. Hunter.
Ncrv-Worrh is also sold at MinGo
junction by Moore Bros: Martins
Ferry by Ralsion & Parker; ST. Glars
vile by Patterson 4 Sons: .Barnesvillc
by Hilles Bros: Cameron by Cameron
Drug Co.. SiSterSville by G.. 3. Disque:
New MarlinsviIlc BY Nornbrook's Drug
Store; Moundsville by ]. II. Beam
Reed: Bella:re by Dankworth Bros.
(Dent Pharmacy; Paden City by
Morgan Bros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
TAGCART SUCCEEDS
STOBBS AT w. & J.

WASHIN';TuN. Pa, Jun" l9.--John
'rncgari. OF New castle. Pa soph"-
mere ami Cor Two yrars VARSITY cnlch"r.
has been e!,.ri"d captain Of tho WASH
inctnu and Jefferson BASEBALL nine Tor
urxi season. succeeding I:tll Siohos, OF
Wheeling
Tho Washington .apd jefferson attn
l"lir rnuUril ~. IN" finH! meeting nt
the scholastic r"ar. awarded baseball
track and tennis letters rs follows:
Track. captain David y. l,enman
Greens burg Pami. j Lally. Niles. o.;
Ralph Mck"lN"y. Derry: Sanue! = 3.
Moore. M"n"ss"m: Everett ". Johnson.
East Liverpool. ~. AMI w. j. Jacob.
Wrlishurr. w. Va.
TaS"ha!l--r)livcr NJ. F:rirksnn Henry
+. cray and. Leroy i. Myers all fresh
men tr, Ill residents OF. Pitts burgh.
T,mniS--E l.. k"rk. brownsville: Er-
crr;t T.. ru>i"r. I"hn:.iuwn. and II. +.
Post Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
Only Wyoming Out; :
Total is 9,611,811

WASHINGTON. June 19.-Provost
Marshal Crowdcr is completing draft
regulations while. waiting for. final
war registration returns With Wy
ominC The only stale YET 10 report,
figures Al General Crowdcr's office to-
night roraI!cd 9.6ll.Su. y telegram
from Wyoming tonight promised COM
pletr returns within - hours.
Tho regulations. soon TO be given
to the public. will cover the questions
Of transfer Of registration 10 differ
cnt locality and the physical exani.
nation of rrSiStranls who have moved
from their place OF registration.
In statement issued, tonight Cen
oral Crowder warns registrantS who
are absent from their homes that the
burden of ascerraining whether they
have hncn drafted rests entirely upon
themselves The statement calls at
,rniion 10 the fact that the draft Will
hf made for the army aIone-not the
Maryland that choice AS TO branch
Of service cannot he guaranteed 10
those COnScripted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC

Thu, Christian churches OF Wheeling
ur,i vicinity held :In "nliyahl" hilt'hK al
VIE. ling park yesterday: Tn" PARK nad
Wheeling bu, hardly any hit tn" pike
s"rIiun. Au athletic program WAS car
rlcd out. ribbons being distributed I" the
ones finishing first in the events. Fh'
ribbons hur" 'E'trsi" on them III large
red letters Quiz" II few enjoyed Il dip
In. thr mol. while others preferred tn"
amusrm"n: devices
The tlrst. prirat. dance OF series was
held last night ny the Consolidation club
Of WHEELING on the WHEELING park dan"-
ing nonr.
Tho Vaudeville delighted IL large audi
cree with their latest songs and snapp;'
repartee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
More Wheeling Elks
Answer Country's Call
Russell burst and Alfred Sonneborn
Leave Yesterday for Training
in Ambulance Corps.

Two more members Of Wheeling lodge
No IS. T. t. g. r.. which has sent Soy
rral Of it,; mrmhirs forward with Ill"
officers reserve CORPS. loft. last mighl for
washington for a period "f training III
The hospital and ambulanc" corps he
fore going 10 IN" French iiEhtlnS trnni:
They were RuSS"l II. lldr$j and Alfred
Is SnnIrburm TIL" victorian Inhn ('um-
MINIS. also n member Of TIL" lodge. &C
commanded the young mon I" IN" ma
tinual capital
. 0thrr members Of 40. IS VIII" hay" r"-
snnuded Ia the call Of their ""dnlry i'll
riud. Thomas Il. Fnmlk. carl -. Schmidt.
I.indIny Allnn and Fr"d g H"d"r'iS; now
At Fort Rrninmin Harrison. ana ilr.
William RI. MCI.nin and Thomas II. t"r-
camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
NOT A STACKER
IN OHIO COUNTY
AT LEAST, NOT ONE HAS BEEN
FOUND UP TO PRESENT TIME
MANY IN OTHER COUNTIES.

"Ohic county should b" proud or Inc
rcspons. If her vourg men To the call
10 register under tho provisions OF the
s,l.ctive draft law" declared Assistant
United States District Attorney j. j. T..
O'I:ri"u yesterday. Up /" the present
time" he continued. 'thcr" has not pctn
single authenticated case OF q Stacker
brought 10 the attention or the auihnri-
ties in This county. y number If cases
have been invest iEatcd. but all have
been found to be without ioundation.
Mr.. DErien stated that thcr" are, pc
t,vnru 100 and 3Gn cases of alleged fail
uri. To register IN the northern district
ii West Virginia. which the federal a"-
thurities Will proceed to try rs SOU. AS
possible |; Is believed. h" said. THAI Il
large number nf indictments viii he re-
turned by tho grand Jurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
WOULD SAVE VEGETABLES.
Pan Handle Agricultural Club Soliciting
Funds. to Purchase Five Canning
Machines.

!:v the y,nplc of this section donating
S.nG thousands of dollars worth rf
vegetables ana fruit uay br saved from
q, caying betur" they can II" marketed.
by installing hlr canning machines III
This county.
. county Agent Isaac =. cook. is solicit
ing contributions IL hIy the machines
To. carry out thu work tins fall. Tuc Tna-
chimes are practically indrstructlhle and
may b, used for many years. All con.
irihutiuns should im sent IL III" Pan
iIandl. Agricultural Tlui, of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
POLICE PICK-UPS

Pat Elwooa and Morgan Reeves were
engaged in brisk scrap IN AlleE ~
last evening when lalrolnan David
Parrish interrupted their engagement
and locked them both up on diSordcrlF
conduct charges. Thomas Grahan. Il
Whc.lincftr. and p. +. Smith. Il falti-
NOR. travelling man, couldn't round In"
corner III Tenth and Main streets with
their carr""S Of Brdgep"r, fluid. Pa
truln,"n Iiabh and Sharp assisted th"m
70 tho Lookup ia spend the might. Ohio
wasn't dry yesterday. but Si"in"y Ra-
biuski came all tn" way from Lansing
10 gel tankcd up. ratr"lman Hurslman
gave him u bed in the cooler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
KICKED BY HORSE
EARL SMITH HAS LEG FRAcTUAED
IN ACCIDENT ON MARKET
STREET CROSSING.

Earl Smith. wcll-known Elm Grove
Young man. is In the North Wheeling
huspital suffering with compound
fracture of the right leg rs tn" result
OF being kicked by Il horse In a peculiar
manner lat" yesterday afternoon
y big gray horse. owned D! LIZ
driven by Cecil Calvert. with smith at
his side. hrcam" frightened at the cor
ner uf Sixteenth and Market streets
The animal began IL kick and as Smlth
was jumping from ihc wagon [" IN"
ground. thu horse kicked him above
Tn" ankle. breaking his leg.
Smith was taken to the North Nheci-
irg hospital and late last night was
resting ruSIiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
Nd HEADACHE Or
NEURALGIA PAIN
GET A 10 CENT PACKAGE OF Ok.
JAMES HEADACHE POWOeHS
AND DON'T SUFFER.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you Will go WIG
It's needless to suffer when you can
take A remedy like DR.. James Head,
acne Powders and relieve the pain ana
neuralgia at once. Send someone W
the drug store nov for dime pacSase
OF Dr., James Headache Powders
Don't suffer. In few moments you
will feel fne-headache gone-no
more neuralgia pain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
GIVEN WATCH AND CHAIN

In NVprrCiAt!0n 1T MS S"rNlceS ~
pres idrui nf the 'Wh"rilnr Mat nrCy"le
club. j. l,andun lier vas given beau
iiful gold watch and chain by the Nom
hers nr thu club ut u banquet which
concluded their regular weekly meeting
in their headquarters last night. Tn"
words To J. i.and"n Itnr. from tn,
boys Of the Wheeling M"tnrc%cle club
were engraved on the tim"ptrCe. II. y.
Rrady WAS lnaSl'naSt"r 81 III" banquet
aud Angus; t.horirg mad" tho prrsen-
tntinn speech In. behalf Of The members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
FULTON KNOCKS
OUT LANGFORD

BOSTON. Mass. Jane l9.--Fred Full.
ton, Minnesota heavyweight. scored
technical knockout over Sam Lang
ford. negro heavyweight OF Boston.
al The end Of six rounds here tonight.
The match was for twelve rounds,
but I.anCford did not stand up when
Tho bell rang for the seventh round.
He had ben knocked Clranly down IN
the second round and had taken con.
siderable punishment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20

decided to try bottle of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 1t worked
from the first bottle, so l took second
and third, also bottle of Lydia E.
Pinkham 3 Blood Purifier, and now am
just as we'll as any other woman. / ad-
wise every woman. single or married,
who is troubled with any of the afore-
said ailments, to try your wonderful
Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier
and am sure they will help her to get
rid of her troubles as they did me. -
Mrs. ELSIE J. VAN DER SANDE, 36 No.
York ST., Paterson, N. ].
Write the Lydia E. Pinkhsm Medicine
Co., (confidential) Lynn, Mass, It you
need special advice.