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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
SAW: YOUR HAIR!
. q GENT BOTTLE
STOPS DANDRUFF
EVERY BIT OF DANDRUFF OiSAP-
PEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.
TRY THIS-YOUR HAIR APPEARS
GLOSSY, ABUNDANT, WAVY
AND BEAUTIFUL.

Thin. brittle, col0rIess and scraggy
hair is mute ovidhnc" Of Il neglected
scalp: Of dandruif- that awful scuT1
There is nothing so destructive 10
the hair as dandrufI 1t rohs the hair
of its lusrrr. its strength and It's very
life: eventually producing a feverish:
ness and itching Of the scalp. which IL
not rcmcdied causes the hair roots 10
shrink, loosen and dir--then The hair
falls out EAST. \ little Danderine to-
night--nuw--any limc--wlll surely
save your hair.
Get a o:-ccnt boitl" Of knowlton 3
Danderinr from any drug store or tot
let counter. and after the first appica-
ton your hair will take on that life.
lustre and luXurianCe which is so beau
tiful. 1t will become wavy and fluffy
and have the appearance OF abundance,
an Incompatible gloss and softness;
but what will please you most will be
after just few weeks use. when you
will actually see lot Of fine. dOwny
hair--new hair-growing all over the
scalp.
Danderinp is to the hair what fresh
showers Of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation.' It goes right to the roots
invigOrates and strengthens them. It's
eXhllirating and life-producing proper
ties cause the hair 10 grow long,
strong and beautiful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
WITH
CONSP Tracy BY
j. {. OFFICIALS

NEW YORK. Feb. lg.---AE"nts Of the
department OF juSti"" arrested here. to-
Night TWO men charged with violating
the federal law against carrying on
military enterprise against II foreign
country. They arc accused of c"nSplr-
ing 10 obtain military information IN
England 10 hr sent To this country and
then forwarded TO Germany.
The men gave their names as Albert
A. Sander and Charles W. Wunncnhurg.
The complaint against h"m was SlEh"n
bv Judge Learned Hand. Of tn" United
states District Court. II charged them
with cnnspirinE t. employ agents tn oh
tain maps, photographs ard other mill
tnry information in England and Ireland
for the benefit of Germany.
The charges wcr" prepared by John
e. knuX assistant prosecutor III charge
of the criminal branch "f the depart
mrnr of justice"
Sander, who is - years old is prcsi-
dent Of til" Central Powers War Film
F.xchang" in This city. &unn"nhurg has
been n naturHiIHrd citizen III III" United
States for - years.
According L. William Il. pnl"Y divi-
Siuna! superintendent Of tn" department
NJ Justice: the men ar" accused Of send
ing Ia Great Britain agents who OBJ
tanned information "f military import
hnce which was transmitted To ms
country in l"ticrs and packages written
in invisible ink. This information. il is
alleged. was disseminated in the United
States Ia agents of the Central Powers.
bu; chiefly to those Of Germany.
Secret service agents had been work.
ing on the case FOR months They he gan
COON after the arrest in England Of
George NauX l'nrnn. who claimed 70 rep
resent American newspapers. BACON $
photograph was forwarded To this coun-
try by the British authorities and by
means Of it. Superintendent Oflcy said
tho S"rrct service WIS able To connect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
LABOR ENDORSES MANY
BILLS At CONVENTION
w n ZEE LING DELEGATES home
FROM ANNUAL FEDERATION
MEETING IN CHARLESTON
E. D. Nickerson Elected Third Vice
President and Charles Huggins
Delegate to National Meeting.

Wh"rlinE's delegates. numbering
nor" than Nifty. ar" NOM. from the nm
nIal meeting Of The W"> Virginia State
Federation IF Labor. in Charleston.
hirh adjourned Saturday following tn"
election Of officers Hnd thu selection Of
I'arkrr$hurE aS III" convention city in
1918. Louis Leonard. president Of tho
obi" Vale! Trades and Labor as
Scmhly delegate, said: "Fhr cOnvrn-
tirn WAS h" largest that has been held
sine" the siRr" federation was organized
Their" was little accomplished at the
meeting other than The endorsements Of
legislation pending in the West Eir
#inia state Legislature" and placing n
stamp "f hearty diSprUvnl on matters
anIHgnniStic Ia labor"
The Mothers pensions bill. the anti
Injunction law. nm "iEhi-huur work day
for women. III" city nrctn"n's pension
bill. al interest locally. were endorsed
10y tn" federation. and steps to urge the
passage Of them w"r" taken. The hill
requiring rivIl service for III" appoint
mont IF the city police WAS opposed.
Labor leaders ara confident that il will
lac defeated. although ii has passed the
S"nat" in which body II originated. 1t
is nov with n cnmmrt"" OF tho house
ami j. not likely |" l". brought out dur
ing IN" closing days Of the session. ihny
believe.
IN attempt was mad" by tho local
delegates i. hav' Wheeling selected as
IN" next convention city. hut Park"rS-
burg ini!urnr" GOunt"rlrtcd resulting
III the Wood county metropolis as the
selection
T.. j. Nick"rsnn NJ Film Grove. n husl-
ness agent for tn" building Trades
cnun"jl. AMI Charles IluGginS were the
only l""al r""pi" /" b" hnnorcd by cleo
Ii"n 10y TN" convention. Mr.. NickcrsOn
was elected third Vic" president. and
Mr.. IluGGinS was appointed /" represent
~" sat" FEDERATION AT IN" american
FEDERATION nf Labor meeting in Buffalo.
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TRIAL DATES SET
AT ST, CLAIRSVILLE
FIFTH ASSIGNMENT IN BELMONT
COUNTY COMMON PLEAS
COURT ANNOUNCED.


ST. ClAIRSvIL.!.E. g.. Feb. i9.-rhc
NTH assignment at cases for tn" sprin:
term Of The common pleas court Of l'%i-
mont county Mas ann"unc"I !Ehay ny
J"dE" Charles j. Lynch AZ f"liowS:
Jury. Louis Telling vs.. Tony ST.
Charles. executor.
Saturday, March Sd.
Lizzie Cora StrUhrnraCh vs.. Isaiah
Dean.
Monday, March 5th.
Nh motions for new TRIMS. Equity
carl : LnEo,hr IS. William r, La
Hoch,
carl = IaEnrI. VS. lcui; f. IaEochr.
carl :. I.nRnchr vs.. David south,
ct al
G:arl :. LaRochc IS. C., l.. y w. Ry.
Co.
carl : IaRuchc vs. Louis f. La
Grace Barrett ct al. administrators.
ys C;uiI Ross - nj
Tnesdav, Marcb 9Th
T. w. Nae ~ al.. vs.. Nnsn Il. Mace.
G. r Bmnar vs. Elmer Schnfer.
l.ii /. I.rns, -, nj vs 'rrustrcs Tninn
=, nj
uadnesd,v March 9TH
r,rll,, h. iI."r, .. ~ It'' =, al
i;"iin rni,.,non w Lvii,mr t'oIrman
r-.,s ,,.rn,, o.,
matt; ~ tN~IiI. t,,,,
E,nr,,,. H. poS.,,,, ~ imr, Urs,or
,,'Hr, ,i,a I.r.i.,,
~ r. n ~ 'yI.;iji,,[ # -
"''! - rr gLn M,rc i,' ON ~ 1'' "'''
N"lh"rine I;Sk" vs.: Martin I'if *
:: farrE' "' AL VS. '''E "' Nart'hs
sasnr Tyo March 1 9th TaTTGeer
NHii, Vt .'i'l"N" III = '2hii' .'I'''N ~
Martin" Alma hinell VS. James Ferry
Nif"ll. ,-,.
katherinc L'Ska vs. Martin AlSNa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
RAIN INCREASES
FEAR Of RIVER

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 19.-The be-
ginning Of what was predicted as a
steady rain tonight increased the fears
OF river men on the Monongahela.
Allegheny and Ohio rivers here that
the ice gorges in the upper streams
may move out causing heavy floods
and much damage. Possibility that
the rain may be sufficiently heavy TO
break the ice Sorees was admitted by
Weather Eorecaster Henry Pennywllt.
The principal gorge is said 10 be IN
the neishborhood OF OH City and *,
lends for GO miles. Reports from Oil
City tonight were that the gorge had
shown signs of breaking up. Marine
bureaus of the various coal companies
believe that the gorges will move
ont slowly and about Is 10 % miles
at time. but nevertheless extensive
floods are expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
TRIED FOR MURDER
OF ALLEGED AFFINITY

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Feb. -
Mrs. Lulu DeFoe was arraigned for
trial in the criminal court here today
charged with The murder Of Rosa
Wood McMastnrs. daughter of 3. F..
Wood. a prominent merchant, in a
street car February 1G, 1916.
Seventy-hve witnesses have been
subpoenacd and the best legal counsel
IN Huntington has been engaged TO de-
fend the accused
Mrs. DeFoc. who is said to have con-
fcssed 10 the. shooting, pins her hope
for acQuitral on the unwritten law.
She charges the dead woman was her
husbands affinity.
Llndor DeFoe. the husband of the
accused declares his wife was wrong
In her suspicious of his relations with
Mrs. McMasters. Both families are
prominent.
TN motion Of the defense the trial Of
Mrs Drfoe was postponed until We'd
nnsday Of this week. The defense
claimed absence OF mntnrial witnesses.
y special veniro of twenty-five jurors
has been summoned. making on" hun
lrnd available should m" case go to
trial Wedne S6ay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
MEASLES NOW MOST
PREVALENT DISEASE

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Feb. IA
report 10 be made 10 the federal health
bureau has been completed BY the
state department Of health, showing
the prevailing ailments in West Vir-
ginia in January. 1917. in comparison
with the corresponding month the year
before official reports were received
from 4G counties or 80 more than had
reported at This time last year.
Measles are prevalent in many coun-
TIES. l.l9l cases being reported last
month. while there were GAO cases N
January. 1916. Chicken poN cases are
three times as numerous. diphtherla
une-haIf greater and there were 50
cases of iafantile paralysis during the
month while there was bur one in the
same month tho year before. Small
FOX has diminished. there being only
five cases. while in the same month
Inst year there were 6 There are
but few more cases of consumption
of the lungs but twice as many cases
of whooping cough and typhoid fever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
REPUBLICAN SUCCEEDS
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR

SANTA FE. y. ~. Feb 19~-Will-
lam F. Lindsey. Republican Licurnn-
ant Governor. assumed tn" executive
chair to-day. owing 10 III" death yes
tcrGay of Governor y" Bara. Demo
GRAFT.
Mr.. Ne Rara WAS i'll when nominated
for the sdvernorship early last fall.
and took practically no part in The
rampaiEn Sunn after his nomination
ne went 10 Il sana!Orium in Los An
gelcs. Calf, where he remained until
early in January. Against The adric"
Of Il physician. he returned IN BE- in
Hugurafrn AS governor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
$4,000 IN REWARDS
FOR ", VA, DESERTERS

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Feb. IL
Over $4,000 in rewards is Offered by
the adjulant. general of The United
States for the capture of men wha
have deserted from the Second West
Virginia infantry since thai organiza-
tion left here last fall for San An
tonic. Tex. Officers uf the regiment
have mad" reports which show that
81 enlisted men hav" left the camp
without leave. 4 reward of $50 is Of
fered for the capture Of each. Several
have returned 10 their homes in West
Virginia and officers. seeking the ra-
ward. usually find them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
DR., M, F. BAILEY
ANSWERS LAST CALL
Final Summons Comes for Physician
at His Home in Warwood
Yesterday Morning.

Or. NIiltar.l +. Bailey. aged 36. 4
we'll known local physician with Of
flee at 30 Eleventh street. died HeSter-
day morning in his hom" n 100 Main
street, WarwOod. following an illness
OF Is months with dropSr and other
complications His passing came as L
shock to his many warm friends
throughout the Wheeling district. He
possessed the happy facility Ut making
and retaining friends.
Dr.. Bailey waS born on the South
Side of Pittsburgh. August ln.lH6lh
FIe received only a limited education
in the public schools and in his youth
worked in various mills in tn" PltiS'
burgh district and saved his earnings.
When a Young man he attended sex
eral medical schools. including one OF
the largest in Chicago. from which he
va "duated with an exceptionally
high standing. Shortly after hiS grad
rr1irp ne came 10 Wheeling and prac-
riced his profession IA Il specialist un-
Ill stricken i'll.
DR.. Bailey was one OF the organizers
of the Loval Order Of Moose Of this
city ami Il prominent member OF the
.rnnior Order ot American Mechanics.
Recently he became member 81
,Nvar~-ond Methodist Episcopal church.
SITE%iving arr Que daughter and one
son: 'SIrs. John Stoggert. OF Pits
burgh. Waiter Bailey. OF California. al
-. one sister and one brother: Mrs.
Sarah Purcell OF Chicago. ana William
Bailer OF SharpShurG% ~.
Funeral arrangements were incom-
piete last evening. II Is likely that
services will be held in the Bailey
home with Inc Rev. J. {. Buckles Of
Warwooi Methodist Episcopal church,
officiating. Interment will probably
be in Pittsburgh. beside the mother Of
Or. Bailey. who passed away few
years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
fast TRAIN LOSES
RACE WITH DEATH

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Feb. 10
Death has beaten the Nellie Bly,"
one of the fastest flyers of the Penn
sylvania railroad. Julius Cohen, a
New York cotton broker. hurrying
home to see his physician. who was
prepared 10 make Il fight 10 save his
life, expired as he was carried from
the train at AbSecon.
His condition became. so alarming
as the train was flying across 1ha
meadows that the conductor had the
train stopped and rushed a 'trainman
10 the nearest doctor. The latter A.
rived in time to see Cohen die in The
arms Of passengers and trainmcn at
the depot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
NO LOWERING OF u. S.
FLAG WAS ORDERED

LONDON. Feb. 10. S:10 p. MA
Reuters dispatch from Amsterdam
says that it Is denied in a telegram
from Berlin that the German au1hori-
ties at Brussels ordered Brand Whit
lock, the American minister. TO lower
the American flag over his legation,
(The State Department AT Washing
ton received adviCrs last Thursday
that Mr.. Whitlock had been request
ed. but not ordered. by the German
authorities to lower the American flag
from the Brussels legation)
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Ex-senator ]. a. Moore.

STf:T NENNIl,I.E. ., Frb. I3."-H"n.
Justin ~ Munre. for four Years a mem
b.r OF the Ohio senate from this dis
trict. died \; hi&'-humr in this city this
rnnrl,in. after. lingering illness with
pue,lmnnia: RI" WIS native Of DeecS-
ii"ld. Harrison county. hut had prac-
ticeI law in this city for the past y
years. He was A years Of age. Mr.;
Moor. S.rvcd in tn" senate from iHi-
tn 1915. n" is survived by his wife
Two children. his mother and two broth
ers. +. q. Moore. OF Wheeling. being on"
o; the brothers. Mr.. Moore was one of
tn" innst prominent members OF the
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r,nr,1 for Mrs. whiteman.

Yesterday afternoon funeral servlr"
We're held Tor Mrs. MarSart Whiicmna.
aged widow. oil William \. Whitcman.
VIII" died Saturday morning. III the nome
~ ha,. .iu,tchtrr. Mrs. August K,-ck. OF
;Sl3 'Eoff stree. The l.cr. pr. j. /.
i.ryeubergcr OF the Third Presbyterian
church. oftiriatcd. The Srvic"s We're III
charge ~ Marian Chapter. No. l. Order
OF thu. Eastern Star. OF which Mrs.
WATERMAN was Il prmineut memhr.
Ritual services were held Sunday eve
ming. Mrs. Whitcmau WAS laid 1T rest
in Greenwood Cmettry.
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RED CROSS SEEKING
MANY NEW MEMBERS

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. IA
million new members 10 aid il in tn"
nations present crisis are sought By
the American Red Cross in an appeal
TO the public tdHy. The appeal says
that The Red Cross already Is prepared
10 provide personnel for the sick and
wounded Of an army Of Il million men
and 10 bring immediate relief TO de-
stresses rhe fact that the country
shoud be prepared for relief upon a
larger SCnlc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
FATALLY Rp!RNED.

George Krepply, ag,sd IS, of Pitts
bursh, Pa, employed aby telephone
company of that city, was perhaps IA
tally burned here to-G;y when a blow
torch. with which he vas working. en-
ploded.. He was removed to the City
hospital, where little 'aop" Is felt for
his recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
HUNTINGTON CELEBRATES.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Feb IA
civic celebration will mark the home
coming of Huntington soldiers VIII" are
members of the second regiment ". Y.
y. c. now on the border but expected
hn,ue within few weeks. The Cham
Der of, Commerce has a special commit
toe making arrangements for tho cr"e
monies. There are four Huntington
companies in tho regiment
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Mrs, Elizabeth Har.dgnn.

Al TIlNuI.I. ~ IIIIcIIIE'IIt"I
BUFFALO. N.Y.. Feb. l9.--MrS Eliza
beth Hartigau. sister of Joseph Dow.
Wheeling, died early Sunday after ~
illness of ten days uf pneumonia al her
home. IL Liberty street. Ringhamtnn.'
y. Y. She leaves = husband thrr" broth
crs and four sisters lntrrm"nt Tues
tI;v morning nj lnrhamton.
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CHANGE TO CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb. 10
The offices OF the United States MAJ
shal for the southern district OF West
Virginia are 10 be brought 10 Charles
ton from Huntington. is information
given our unof1cially here today. TT"
marshal at this time Is William OS
horne. who has retained Offices IN
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Huntington because .Iis predecessor
had them there. ::
efRvES WITH ,1EGUCARS,

CHARLESTON, WA, Feb. II.
Acknowledgement Joht Bond was IN
formed by the war d. partment' today
thar Captain a. D. Fell of Parkers
burg. quartermaster f,fr the Second
West Virginia infantry. stationed. az
San Antonio, Tex. has been detailed
10 serve four months IN similar Ga'
Racity with the UniteG States army II
Texas
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Funeral OF Joseph Bates Hall.

Last tVrninE 4 larg" nuiNh"r %
friends attended tho funeral held for
Joseph Bates Hall in tho HON" OF his
mother. Mrs, NJ Anna Hall PHO Market
street The services were conducted
by the R.y. Thomas t;r!-r .N"DntZ ~ the
SECOND Presbyterian church. assisted.
ny the Rev Or. W. II. Fields. OF the
First Christian church. Preceding IN"
services Il delegation from ohio lodge
No. |. ~ T. and y. M. held ritual ser
vices Interrnnnt will be III Greenwood
c-lntery this morning.
Mr. Hall was former resident nt this
city He died in his home in chicago
Friday night. where he had resided for
the past 90 years. He was the son OF
Mrs. NJ Anna Hall and the late Joseph
3 Hall
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Clarksburg Deaths.

S;,-'lI! h!~i.Ijri r. tl.r lit-'lss'!.-r'
'tIAENSBI'Er;. w. Va. Feb. l9.-
Mrs. !'rggv I.unr.t. widow of Baxter
R.hrett. did to-day a: her home 1T Bcr-
lin. Lewis county. aged 20 years.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Cochran. widow OF
Aaron Cochran. is dead after Il few
days Illness "f pneumonia IT her h"mS
yrn Booths creek.
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NAMED By WILSON.

WASHINGTON, Feb 19.--William T..
Colvcr. a ST. Paul newspaper puhlish"r
md John Franklin Fort. former Envcr-
nor Of New Jersey. wore nominated by
President Wilson today rs members ri
rho federal trade commission.
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The funral for Mrs. Bertha Johnson
wife of James s. johnson. VINO Died IN
tbs. Ohio Valley General hospital fr!u;tN
afternoon. will be conducted III the ram
iiv home l5n t;ranGvicw street, TINS
afternoon at > o'clock. Burial will he i'll
Greenwood cemetery.
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rduard & Young,

HARTFORD Conn. Feb. backward
:. Young, aged 80 y"ars. serGeant-a;-
arms M the Republican national CON
vrniion which Nominated President Nc
Kinley and President Roosevelt. died
today OF pneumonia. For go years he
was Republican registrar Of voters.
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TOWN SWEPT BY FIRE.

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. Feb. l9.--Fire,
originating in Il pool room early this
morning swept A portion of Lowells-
Vile eight miles east Of Youngstown.
causing a loss Of 100000. One entire
block was destroyed before fire fight.
ers, aided by the Youngstown depart
ment, were able 10 check the flames
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u. S.
JUDGE FOR NORTH OHIO

WASHINGTON. Feb. I'D. c.
Wostcnhavrr Of Cleveland was nomi-
mated hN President Wilson rs United
States district Judge for III" northern
district uf Onin 20 succeed J. II.
Clarke" recently made - Justice nj tn"
United States supreme court.
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Mrs. George Keener.

S,,,ral n.$ra.,i' "a 'rr.. i'i'.i!SF.'|r. -
WESTON. W. Va, Feb. l?.-Mrs.
Kc.ucr. wifc Of iDr. Georg" |. kc"nsr.
died at h"r home here today at noon.
St.. had been IN il! health for a number
II wears.
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A Salve That Doesn't Blister

Medicines taken internally clog the
system and add TO the burden OF tne
ailment Itself. For this reason SFea
and ever-increasing numbers OF
people use Krew-PinR. the hehnns,
soothing. medicinal salve which con-
ialns no harmful ,ingredlenta, anu
which will not pain or blister 'ne
most sensitive skin. d
II anyone in the family Is. anecteo
with coughs. colds; tonsil tits. as Knew,
Pima on tho throat and Ghost at bod
'lme nnd the trouble s,r VIII qtsspPPHi na
has often prevented pneumonia
Krew-Pinu Il also esSslle ,6sum 5or
tism, chilblains, and other muscular
affections. Keep a jar Of II IN your 1a,
family medicine chest and AZ the nLss
ptgn Of ANY trouble apply X 10 ne
affected parts and you Will get QUICK
and permanent relief.
krnw-Pina costs CSC jar NJ your
druggists Buy jar today and nave
/; in readiness against the hrst sign
= irouh!c We guarantee satisfAo-
,lnr ~ your money will b. Refunded
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Frank Fobey.

S.,r'ial Dispatch =. -, iG;i l!i:-m"'. 80
tLARNSBl' re. W. Va. Feb. ia
sGtall splinter from Il touihpick driven
into a tnS.., wii"n hr picked his teeth
caused tn" .l"ath III Frank F"hcy. aged
~, al Cook Mine. whose funeral took
place. today. Blood poison resulted.
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Funeral of mrs. owoole To-day.

Funeral services will hc held in the
family horne. HG5 Mccolloch street. this
morning. I, S:36 O'Clock. for Mrs. Ger
trude Bell (Er"wnl D'Tool".. who passed
away Saturday night Requiem high,
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rnnara1 for wynn. strnellreeyr To-day.

This afternoon 1T : O'Clock fuiter1l
services for Vim. Strucllmcyr. aged %,
whose death occurred Saturday. Will h''
held in his late home, IA Coal street.
,hiS af,rrEnnu at o'clock. lnt"rm1n'
will be in Mt. Wood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20

WAS secretary OF the American Associa-
ton OF Commerce. and Trade. died sud
denly SUNDAY morning. Professor At
wood was born in Boston. He leaves a
widow and also Il son. who at present
is in the United States
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
George s. Atwood

RERLIN. Feb. NJ III LOnUUh'
lr."5 n ,n)--l'rofcssor George :. At
wood who had been q resident Of the
American colony in 'Eerln for many
years, and for the past thirteen years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20

mass will be- celebrated in ST. loscph's
cathedral at . O'Clock. with lhtermeht
In Mt. calvary.