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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
HI Ab,RaTADO hOCHO IA
CIBoIIA IN |hEEDG, TEX

LAREDO, Tex. Mayo Sci pre-
clio dc IA cebolla en- esta ciudad, ma
baiado grandementc. en- vista DE- que
con las hltimaS lluvias que han ca!do
en- esta region. las cosechas que aun
no SC habian rccogido. prometen ser
muy ~abundantcs, al grado de que 10
solo 50 podran surLir todos los pedi-
dos pcndicntcs, sino que habra TN
cxceso como dc ]quinientos carros'
uue Sc vcnderan a prccjo r~elativamen
te hajoS.
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Discute ell SenoGo la ley de
las fccuItades extraordi-
narics q CGrrnnza

CIUDAI DE MEXICO, Mayo S.
+: Ssaado pern,aneci6 en session has
T. las ultirlaS hc-as de Il noche lie
aver discTtiendo Ia Ley de las facul-
tides extraordinarias a Ca-rsn2a en-
oi rar.o de Hacienda. Como haSta ah1
~ ~ nan sido arrobadas niHgunas
.nz G&niolc 2oder al executive para
ii.rcrc~ Ao log foados del gobierno,
los suicides de los e~mp!eados del go.
nierno cstsa SuspenLjdos, cxccpcijn
hecha de los CUE pcrciben los micm-
6.os eel ejt-cito.
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casg 81 dia de aver y ahora los con-
seics executives dc las Inca del Sur
ocurrirSn en- el mismo scntido.
Fl propuesto auntcnto del ID pOr
ciento proporcionaria q todos los fe-
rrocarriies una suma de $500, 000, 900
l $1,000, goo teniendo en- cuenta los
reyistros de los ultimcs anos
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ClESCIAS UCULTAS

C~l2vlcula del Rey Saiom0ol ...:' " w
DlrclOnariO Inferral. CoEtiene n1as'a "t'I
ca. rola Y negr3. 3parictoneS, elc' L.
DogIns Z Ritual de Ia Alta AaSla, Gn"'te-
ne 81 ~ir,an-ulC dP Solomon. Ia Capa'"' =,
cTatD. del 6xlin, nisrnmancla, elc;, 81,
EnchiritloneS. Grimorins ' PentaHutes -
II i,rag1n Roj0. 0 sea Ell are &c 'l"Ic's'
81 pcder del penSsmicEto- Sl lohlutit =,
Cuiturs. Como SstudIar 81 'ISt|a:,
III TtSro !lfcrnll. Tr9rado de las riGn,ts~
ocIil,as. Cnntiene FL lIhro de can c.pTta-
M ElaylcuIa dc SalCHltH. q Dragon ~
ia V Ia Cara Internal, etc.
II ,Srd ,trrp DRAGON f;Oi1- EAcan!dh'''!'A",.
,nrd, fr rarcr.e invisible. eic. 800 3-%'
"a ,,rs:i Var:ia A1iv!.Sdor2 -..:.- -"
! ,h.0 Va-uO de san C;Pr'aTo. EdlclOh UNI,
~ v ,orI0lCta del fa2GSu Hrl@"r'lp, -
: = ri,yicnIa Gel HerhIceru. . LIDO &c IAN
Ctnr;aNo. con IaTinldat dc SCREENS -:
; a iran N,a-tl Sup-eIna .--......'-.'- 80
5anIIsI ne Harla blanca -..-.-. W
v1-IFI Ga Nagis Roja ..-.-..-,.----.- *
NIs.Jial d.. Maya NeETS .--.-.--- -. -
SsrrssNs de los GlritoS- ATte dc tsnd, .
lOIps los TueSoS 49, .. 6st
sccrgf5. de Alberto 81 Grande -.-.--.. y--'
SrrTrr0S De Ia preStidiSltacion J Is iha3tH
TercICnCS yeacticas d. e5cainoteo- : ~
-.rrTfns o.! inferno ........ W"
rrS,.ra q, N,isGros de IL truE ue Ia'a't
"a V,r.!g!era iovI del octhl!siho ~
ySralepro Horoscope para adtYIiIaF eI PU,
vepI .-...-.-- 49,
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n.n,s ns rAR0L!NA r.vERN!zIo.

,-,cra. -r5stros. DoS toIHos-. ~
S;'ioo' go. 81 aSr.sun ; lao ;In's'1-- ~
rr-sy.n 10 mi!rr. roS tnnos-..... - -
,rray,n Gr uDT.ru. Dos i"iEos- go
~IL,na rrcrua. Cairo tomoS -
Gr,-..gsS >u ca>uEO y LCihA 'uH'1.t1 q
nr,n.Is Del sdulterlo. Dos tomos -. 6S
i G,ryo ,!el Nal - - a.
II h.Sn DE- una n,uerta Y La TchsatLA ~ y;
ma ,rr-. Dos itU"S &c ---" n g.
- .z,rrin IL ua bandicH =. 70. "a
- rr.n - Ia nIeltU. Dos tomas 80 S' 81
:. 10 IrI arsruulS;a. : tomas..--- GS,
r sirrys.Ie Del Grll;O. Dos tIhios 80
:; xEofra&p dsi paTCu". GlaIo t.LtSs n,f-
- g,IyarH. &c uaa mtdFe N'e'15 ~
rolprru. Tres tDrro> q. nSi
- cTIutnEs de DlaToi!ns. DOS 'oiA's n 90
80 JT1ridos !nlames. Dcs toilos - y S5
~ emOres .TaidItOS. Dos lonlo9 - - n 3,
; a senuItada Viva. Dos Drlos - n an az
as ylCti:nas del smoT IN
- rraSeGiss de los CeIos- 1 ioIneS 3,
Ia pSs'. ~ Z po.tera. Dos cmo - S-S
rssrrrecCihn de Ut 4Dgel 81
L,,lIri1a del TeaIrG Real : tnHios 80
i'ifiT7a clts. Dos toU1os-.....'. ~
- TIsierinS del crirnen. 1 tones - nS3
las p~sClalaS c!Sn"as. : Vohlos : Hi5
P7ra!so 9 Inferno mas ash
gIna Z. Il ARIEL de los Apes. : toiH'9 SS5
80, a rsSurlrad8. Dos tornos 20" SS
- crlrupn IN 9urOn1rIl. : tonlos... 5
[irSen ' Marie ) E1pl@cicA- ) ""'''
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SoycIaS u ~ CsnisSoS

SoycIaS u ~ CelisSUS
ArIe de bus2ar martdn.
Amor : IndrtirlO.
CaiTar!o dc amor.
FL ROvlO preslhct
ri rurgaiOTIn de- las S~Olteras-
Fl 1araiSO dc las muieres.
81 INFERNO dc les hOIEbreS,
FL ha.ia de los f?a@"s.
FL nId0 lie ruISenDres
e. Collar de e~S;nera'5a-
Fl 81 dc laS niiaS.
81 lla.a az m heSC
la mia DC las flores
ia hisl en los l9iIihS
a mia he los iazmin",
\ .iuha a'eEre.
r"~ie H.! amor
...irrasa 1"l ditl.
'rr.r - Venus
L. ,h."r..> ,ia' Tm2"
: ~ij,s tr, "aaupggn-
T.. fvaS lnN0"rnaS
E'-Tr1a . IL rt'a de l1S olA~
Iq,tltTs sean las mUie7"S
Ia'IffOS sran los hGmhr@-
;7ld:'aS ~r1r lea -lf2rSs
H+lditu sea - aHnO7
-l5!t!to, sean los Cel"'
t~@luIHci.- 'lr ;'u'''
,.ru-Ir a. rRS.D H'~ '"'"'i''
n-ul - rS-In Ia Hu.'F
.-arCIIe pecan IA mui"T--
E4rrut ~rc'urli'r la viut"-
PCrgu@ mHrUI-sn la viH'-
For scgrir Il una mul"i
Su ma{cStaG q 'moT
VIVA mi nOyiI,
szlIce7a. por C3rlOia fi,~Th~
FORA. nor LaTlOta Brae'n~
Fl Rsccrrn 4" hr0.
e hliO maltiio.
m m.nuscrito de mi maori
Maria. por Jorge lSaacS.
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DIsERSAS

N.,rris o los .haryoS cGntrIbandlS'ss' fS n
III: lnc,lruIa. iaS inIln: .-I sd
RON il;ifytc d. IL Mancha, EQ. de !I!o sSs.
- - ySriir cei C]r}l:uta. H2rTiosc oDia; DSSS
2 H' on n villa lei RedrhiUr del AuhaS;
10 10 M grandc. bIen rmpastaoo .; 4oV
II rc-iJGigo Sarnlcnio. DlVeTuda } "a
= novels meSICana -. nm
Il JuvO0ado o Enrique ue aie Sentimen-
II amor &c los alnores. .Neset1 %
- fnSfro i0mos, PASTA iela -. 81
=, a. IL. crnT de los Lclas- Sesunda paFto S !
"a aniarIor. Cuatro toai0S, ieta ono del
p Conde de Montecrlsto l." HON. 81
MQsrio. Tres ioIiGs S sr Ge ma Madre 90
Expiaci0a. 0 e. Marurto Ue " 0.:5
- Sito dc 10 Rurhela . M
81 hlto aBanCoMado 0.7u
:, bnHrranr Del regimienio E n d
Espinas dc una flor
TaJleza lie heroe. DoT Mar'e lpl
E''r 70 n liz .o,,- az az
"a. tr aslCn No'eia le .Ioi lp,n lnp
ia Ie Santillaha. Eoict'" C u.yc
a ,g , . d. r. ROBINSON S!51so;S crusoe asrm". s,n .
tlSVcS's r"",tTt .:pnrnre ,Dtfos"s TW0
-noes aiIcIoo &c nlo- ~
'..la + 'ry a. ~ssnalrz I 1On'0s a. a.
.. Iunsos dIas de Pompeya o gSoc az r r
...aN t-F 1.bt
llama SG-ttob Nv .,,nn> s-is 5.&5
Su!st AdntteFS I"aS- Us
4, ava Gsl CzrdensI -, r,,s,nnssIdi.
~ YES snaEIstoFos' = N ylrrnnts
yeiGte Aa"s pssphss ,ouros us
de STSSeloue SCSno -nsrio f.s5
La IuEeaiud De EngiQas cssn Q.75
" uo t..oIuctoi'sr'" o.sl
Ss9aisoa, per DUMAS 800 i.ss
5scss j amanda pos oN 0,s5
Pablo y Virginia lie Ia spoca
! LCUo VsdiS7 Soreia his'''" Or
&c Ner61 -. .. 80 g.. o.S
ROu,ec ' Tulieis - g.. ;" O.Ss
I'm hIIo latuTsl . . -
CoDIGes MENIGaNos
. t.s5
Couiso LitH -. .tentns ctvIles . 10
CodiSo z . t.G
cSdiso de Procedimientos penaes'-'' n "a
C6dtSo de Concrete . 49, --
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EsPIRTTisNO

peyocIonario EspIritiSTs. "
II i;bTO dc los Mediums -
Fl Iitro de los Esplrtlus- = 49,,
n Gtaes.S, los AlssroS y isS E1
II Eyanseuo s. =. esplr!ttSm0. . ." g.4S
81 C!elo ' el inf, rno a.
0brss p6sluLnsS de Allan ha7dek- -" -
lone Is Fl EspIriuSmo? "'
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npp.s pnErICAs DE- PEA.

SS1 apSa Il Amor. E1ician de lu!o. 81" II
las Glorlss de Mexico. ~;
Reldu!Ss y hetraTos- PFosaS -
poeslas esco%lCgS -
aacuerdos = S~DSrsnZss- Sn- &c Ld-' "a
Flores del Awna - l.
unpsr Y PSLEIa e e.
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RELIGION

AncGra ~ SslTSc.sa- 80
Cale. SKA IL HEaIla -
COm4lgsl0T ti-peiA- 80,
Cstscls1o De PecssvgFGncla- " ~;
,r-YCctauaT.v Uu;Galupanv. -
n MN. 81 CrIStlanlSAo- LectSFS U.s.
81 po,sg. EG.CiGa IL IGID b" ~
s,iaSsEs s..latE.J pVr Baluss. " %
;;isSST!s s.sra2a i4Jro Gel Aa1Suo } MGT,
=" T-SIair,sug0 QLs e0oIeDe IA nisl@is
a.. veto IL Israel, Tisnuose ci~aa
q rSmU -s GrsgsTa a 'sGluA UA ~
sS.rtsr DC .fEV. I" ~
Is IsIIActss 6s Lrisbc. ~
Ln,sBr a.sRIrapO de OJacloaee; - 80
-, xs-Ilr-a. 0 = E,GDiO lie ID raAs5on
rasGAh&. 100 CAst-sHns!ASI; L" -
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n PsrrsSo Sex;ca1d, 8 omos..-.'L,y
-sIonsriaS Tor Manuel u. Flores. =" 80
rossiss &c Antonio Plaza =" 90 :,
possIaS dc Manuel AcUla. . : E" ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
M0UNDSVILLE RAISES
$4,000 FOR LOAN
Oh LIBERTY DAY"
oBERVANCE, ALTHOUGH A DAY
LATE, E&OUGGT SPLENDID
RESULTS.
Campaign In Marshall County Will Be
Concluded Today-othcr Mounds
Vile Items.

"Ll"r'y Lean hay" observed IN
MmuHd;vGlr. Thursday. lmst"Ai nj
Wednesday. the dIy st aside tor III"
occasion 10y President Wilson. IN
CREASED MuundSN ItIs subscription ("
tn" srS"nd i~;u' Ivy nearly $-".hhu. n
comparatively -mHll subscriptions.
y h"tI$" !" h"l>c canvass Was made
in every section -: the city 10y IlIr Diff
E"r"nt teams apWUinl"d h% ih" general
committee. /" U"nd,ct the campaign 81
lhrrtI Loan i'ny. Members al Ill"
teams pat :nrjh VERY cii"rl. and 40
r"rtiImS /" lnSi evenings REPORTS Md
with General Chairman w. y. T. Del
~! their work accomplished much.
Although no definite report Of the lan-
iir" county WAS available for puhlic;t-
ton last evening. it is safe to rstIrnat:
Thai III Marshall county moro than
1850. Geo has lrrm subscribed. The final
drive To uvcrSuhSCrlr old MARSHALL s
superintendent VIII i" kent in progress
until his evening. when the sale Of the
bonds formally closes. There is little
doubt expressed here bul that Mounds
vile and Marshall county will come
through with more than their share II
Liberty Bonds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking tonics, or trying to patch up
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause Of the ailment - clogged
liver and disordcrcd bowels.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
If you have bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated. appetite poor,
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with undiGcsted foods,
you should take Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomcl.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like.
At 10c and Csc per box. All druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
NO FUEL SHORTAGE
IN WEST VIRGINIA
DECLARES GOVERNOR

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct pa
That there will positively be- no fuel
shortage in West Virginia was one
assurance given out by Governor
C0rnweIl To-Day in discussing the coal
and "aS situation in the state. There
have been rum0rS 10 The effect that
The second Goa producing stale in The
union was in danger of finding itself
dangerously near a fuel famine In the
cold season. but. Governor COrnweil
said that he had been working on The
problem for SOM" time. both with the
coal operators and with the federal
fuel administrator. and that the prob
lem Of iuri for the natives Of West
Virginia would be taken care OF.
Following a suggestion of the gov
rrnor. the Kanawha Coal Operators
association have met and passed reSo-
lulions authorizing lis executive conf
miiIcn to SET in touch with similar
organizations and arrange for tie
wants Of the pruplr.Uf West Virginia.
Several plans for tho alienation Of
the threatened shortage were suggest
cd 10 the governor. but after cnnSld-
Grafton he decided TO put through the
following plan: To divid" the state
into districts and have the operators
in each district take care Of the local
leeds, Of those districts. The counties
which, produce no coal will be inc!ud-
cd in: districts that have coal produc-
ing counties. or course tho coal Of
The sratr is transported at the direc.
lion of Fuel Administrator Garfield
at Washington. but Governor Corn.
we'll plans to secure his permission to
let the operators in the different dis
iricts Of the state attend TO supplying
the local needs-in other words. to
give them the power to divert the coal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
BRIEF LOCALS

Edward RroCkrs. county Inspector
If wrlunts and measures, has accepted
an Invitation from the food adminlstra-
ri"n TO assist them In the campaign Tor
food couscrYatinu. The duties he - 10
perform will b. rnadc known 10 HIM at
: later date. he said.
$50 tar this month loo marriage H.
r.uSrS have been taken nHt IN OH"
county, and only three applications IL:
divorce have been hlcd
---Dn account 81 tho cold weather. The
county commissioners have shut down
rho work on the roads and closed the
road camp for The season.
The county commissioners arc try
iu,, to ,iN the blame for II slid" nj tn"
Rich!and mine Ut the River road. AMI
had Road EnEinHcr William McCluSkcy
and Prosecutor David 4. Mckee mako
an examination. Tho result has not YET
been announced.
.-Rrrnard Schnffer has been promo
ted tn acting sergeant ut Camp Lee.
according 10 word received her" 10y
friends Of the young man.
Some Joker about town has Cr"n'"H
rnnsidcrabl. amusement among lLb"r-
~ Loan bond statesmen by sending them
m..ssagcs Of congratulation signed "kai-
ser"
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STEUBEHv|LlE
Keeps sohite clothes
.nA,kn


-. Special h,;a''h :. IL" iw''i, .S@7"-.
e. STECBF.NNiI.l.i.. -. 'ct. @'.-The
r"St"'ijts cas- ih:S afternoon
lin the S3h. 200 alienation SUit "t William
~&Ecrr against G""rS: NCE"al TIL" NUM-
Ferrous witnesses; Tor H. Plaintiff S"'',ll"d
49, o make uEi hntt..r as Cor him than
The did himself when !" MAS the
stand Several ~ his children testified
.. in his II, half :;"rl" II t'j"m stating that
they had noticed Il wy friendly exist
ing between their mother and tn" de-
PENDANT Or. Wltr"SS ,"id ot seeing
~ Mrs. Kerr and NrN"al cut buggy riding
on several nccaSi.u~. ami "t Mrs. Kerr
,.Siting more att"ni:Gn (" NCNral than
fKerr when both both were laid up by
Illness: in tn" hnnir. .\S Tho defense
ASShas n large numh"r "f witnesses to b.:
-2y.heard it is prnhah" 'i!a; III" taking Of
s.-tcstimcnE wilt c"rtiUu: throughout the
~%pvescnt wc"n.
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to local consumption when it becomes
congested. 1t is estimated that the
needs Of the state could be abundant.
~ supplied in this way.
An interesting fact in connection
with this question of the supposed
shortage was brought out by Colonel
E. E. Winters, chief railroad inspector
Of the public service commission.
Winters gave it as his opinion that
where the cars are congested because
Of the inability Of the railroads out
side Of the state to haul them away,
it would be possible to divert them
to the local demand, then take them
back to the mines and reload them
and have them ready for hauling
again before the congestion could be
relieved.
The governor is also taking up the
question of the gas supply for the
state, and is taking steps to insure
plenty of gas for local consumption
He will hold a meeting with the lead
ing gas producers of the state at the
capitol tomorrow 10 inaugurate steps
that will make the state secure In the
future.
Earl Henry, chief Of the department
of mines, was in favor Of a coal en-
change for the state similar TO that
in operation in Ohio but when he
heard of the plan of the governor he
heartily approved of 1t. as 1t would
provide for practically the same meas
ures for the needs of the consumers
of the state. According to Chief
Henry, the state has been exporting
90 per cent Of its coal. and with the
Threatened under-production in COM
rarison with last year. the 10 per cent
allotted to the state may be not
enough, especially during the cold
periods However. he approves the
governors plan and thinks 1t will pro-
vide adequate relief.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
erry-Hinerman Suit Continues.

TIL" suit of II. f.. Berry against t.. VI.
Hiurrman. III which Berry is asking fur
$4,000 for the alienation uf III" aff"c-
tons If hrs wife. WAS set for hearing
yesterday. but WAS A'"nlinu and reset
Tor NnVrmb": \. In view ui tn" larg"
number III witnesses called il III" Long
Massey case. It would likely have been
impossible /" call III" Berry llin"rman
case yesterday.
The drtcns" lIr~t asked that the cas-"
be continued - ia" neat term Of court
hut as 4 number ui witnesses were sub
icct Ia draft council Tor tn" piaintlif
asked to have the cas- reese; Tor jrItl
mt This term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Mrs. FLOYD H. Broadly Dead.

Mrs. Floyd II. broadly. aged y years.
died in ~" t;lll hospital hire early to-
day following tn" birth of Il daughter
on last Sunday. Her death was uucX-
p"Clcd. Sh" WAS we'll known IN social
and musical circles. She was m"uru-r
Of the First Christian church aud led
The orchestra If the church. Her hua-
band infant daughter. her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. stewart Winter. and one SIS
ter. Mrs. Mary Niger. survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

Dandruff causes fcverish Irritation
OF the scalp, the hair roots shrink
loosen and then the hair comes out
fast. TO stop falling hair at once AMI
rid the scalp Of every particle Of dand'
ruff. get small bottle of panderine
&C any drug store for few cents, pour
= little in your hand and rub well lnfo
The scalp. After several appllcatlohS
all dand7uff disappears and the hair
stops coming out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Trains on Tiluc

Their" has been C"nSil.rnhlr 'nnG"s-
riuu in tn" local railroad yards rs =
..gull uf III" DAMAGE done Ia the i"l"-
..rnph system. hut - tn" |nInInuni"r'
Ton is h"inE renewed every day. li''
:Iains arr running on better schedule
I'M" Til" i"lrph"n" system of the is.
\ -. ia ono" again IN working order.
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he had hcen 4 sufferer for about seven
weeks. Thursday morning Mr. t.dW'tr"S
seemed to he feeling SOMEWHAT better
than usual and started down stairs.
John Dsvors. Mr.. Edwards Snn-In-!aW.
Mrs. Dcv"re and Mrs. Edwards followed
Mr.. Edwards down the stairs n short
tIuGc later. When the trio reached mo
Kitchen they found Mr. Edwards dead. y
physician was summoned hut al! Ne
could do was unavailiuG. The physician
stated that the deceased had probably
h,...n SEIZED with an acute n"art attack.
Mir Edwards was tn" son Of u. :. and
Rachel Edwards old residents OF this
city. now DECEASED. and was born in
this city - years ago last January. MI
his life WIS spent in this city. For
L. years previous to lis last illness h."
had been employed as It labor foreman
at III" t.ai;"lI" mill and was held in
high regard Ivy his cmiluycrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

Final ARRANGEMENTS wee mad" liiS'
evening Tor lhr '.I'"mInE Tr"\ club DAMP
to be hrl,i her" his evening in tho Ellis
hall. Tn" hall VA lu~l vN'nIlr dee =.
rated Tor ID Ur""$I''n tn" Premier
eight -r"r" orchestra will furnish III.
music for thu affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Children Boost Fund.

TIL. children Of I'll: public schools
hor. have done their hit to boost the
fund being raised to buy reading ma
I.rjal fer :hc soldiers. Superintendent
r. l.. Erwin reported today that up 10
tEn present the children have raised
Sl7r.nS. This amount will he Forwarded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Food consc-va.icm Meeting.

The IIr>i al ia" iu"d conservation
meetings scheduled for this city will h.,
held in The Contra! >Chuml auditorium
this evening. br. Harriet! il. Jones OF
Glendale. vii! speak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

She had taught the local Polish school
for thrr" years. coming her" from Mi2h-
gan whore she taught for IL years.
She WAS hrld in hiEh esteem by all
who knew her. Before becoming SIS
ter sh" was Mary krupska.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Fruit Damaged

Much damage WAS don" Ivy the recent
-.iurm Ia tn" fruit trees along BogH's
Run aud caused much Of the fruit still
an the trees. Ia fall. Tn" farmers have
I,..ru :" busy with "th"r crops and labor
has been 81 scare" that tn" apple crop
was necessarily put "ff until the last.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Nance Last Nirht

: dance. VAS held in the Armory Hall
last evening nnd II large number OF
.vnunE people from this town took part.
Music was furnished by an orchestra
and the dancing was under tho direction
ur Professor Porter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Suit Comes TO Abrupt End.

The suit Of Daniel w. Long against
James T.. Massey for Slh,non fer tho al
legged alienation Of the affections I'll his
wife. came to an abrupt end in circuit
court h"r" yesterday afternoon, when
judge iIcrvcY ruled III" case out Of
court IN the Stalui" "i limitations. II
appeared from tn" evidence that the ac-
ton complained Of had occurred NOR"
than Il year prior Ia tn" filling OF the
suit. and after 4 number Of witnesses
had been examined. III" court ruled In
return Il verdict for ihr defendant. Both
parties concerned IN tn" suit arr resi-
dents vi Franklin diEtriCt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
William P. Edwards.

o. Williams =. Edwards. a.'L - Years.
: died Very suddenly IT his h""I" 1T i29
South Fifth street today. His death
was due ~ hear. trouble. with which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

\ laboratory TO be erected at Hell
singfors Finland, for the study OF
technical industrial problems. will be
supported in part by the government.
but largely by number of private con-
Germs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Sister Is Eead.

Sister I2.tni:.ia. superior OF the st.
Stanislaus schools here. died suddenly
h..r,. this morning after II brief illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Reunion Opens.

Thu sixteenth annual reunion Of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish rite. VAL
Icy Of Si.ilrnril,. opened in the Ma
sonic tempt" h"rr This afternoon with
mem h"rS present from all the riti@cs
aud towns hciwcru East Liverpool and
Wheeling. y excellent program for tn"
entertainment OF the visitors. The meet
iuSS will continue until Friday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

The street cleaning gang II huSy
working on tn" streets.
Councilman II. d. Mckee is confined
ia his home in the NTH ward with an
.Httark Of grip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

The inmates of the stat" p"nitcntiarH
yesterday were given the l.Ihrrly Bonds
purchased Tuesday al this week. In
the ncighhnrhu"d of IN" nundS were
distributed among the huys confined
behind the gray walls. y IuiH! OF ST.
500 was subscribed ky thu inmates ~