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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17
CITATIONS

OIL
CPENCER. MARIE EUGENE. I'D. - ~,
d % fhe srate ot New York, BY lhe 80,
~ God. free and indtpcrleA-, e55,,o- q
Menage as administrator OF ,,.t.-ois srsss
France OF the estate or Marie 80 - Aus.s'
Ger deceased Charles jules 1a!osi 'y'ss'
ft1s CIementins CGayotb Buseuha,r,1. 80
Mirablon; Emile Leonat4 N-",.s l." Eiiya "a
(AdnoD Noel; Leon Adnol' ~ ~ III 8s.
fCabuche) Barber. as eAe, ~ - - ~ &, buC y,
will and testament OF I'M! ~. ARE H0.
deceased Harry LS0n Ca.1' Ai.cs Elizss
1Cabuche) Barber. AUGUSTUS IN HaF
burho. Eugene Horace gaol- n1n,lbSg 81
Isle Pichet: Ma RE MatnlAe SSg Ailo.I
aere. Leonls 1PlchtD blse., lie orss.rs
ang,,s,e Edmond Adnot. eaiN't, ,,jn. 6i.I
Auno' t.1aIofT Auto. Gle. LLTo,esll...ss 90,
seine. Henri de BOrnil; ID, 4, te.tlorsr 4
Bourdon tdrst name unhnoN" ~ ns,itioati
Binder first name unknown - nstGiorsr
Or Sole FIRST name unhnoN,i'5 n he esia
and sIl other persons interestel. a. cfse,,
alo a., - t.,gerie spencer. decesso9, 80, :
Co. next OF kin OF successor . ~ 81
1 s,,.,.as "a rcxt u kin or oinef"'
greeting: ., r-,ton Trust CONS
OF New York. No. 50 Brota""''
Manhattan, New YORK Nll.. s.rehv ciie3
Won and each ~ you are n.e,fe q =
s.n,v cause before our oui ctrrogs.i
goun,y OF New YORK, az ' ~ Hal
Court OF said CcAntt' NsV YORK, q
d GsfST Of Ms ia Sew 5;T SsS SI 90
New York. United states o. a. Ih5slf.pssi =
aTth day OF February, lgl :, 1sy. VIZ y
O'clock in the forenoon oi S,,,.-,,rsny OF y
account COZ Of Union Trgs,, 80, SS'b egood, ssa.s
York, az au'" ,.hich we're 81 Nsrie -
S Srorcc, deceased. should ne' y
settled .. have causrl
IN 'ea'''n seai 81 he Sgrrogs,s.s ySrs q
H. SAID County y New Hcasg.
s'~,T9,n affixed Niinsss .,6s,s :
NJ Iob1 p. Cohslm sS, cSsSriy
~ c, onr said County ~ 'm "a Jsss..
IL - Ncw York. the -5 Is5 isri %
sry' An the year e eyi I'd sssss'
teen. roNDNti.
,ierE ~ he Slrross. ,.SS.r0sp
,,ttrlrp KING. LANE lhAl
'''' At,orneys Tor Petitioner. N.ahs. -
A. 90 RroedWay Borough y NsW "a 4
New YORK city. state
United states Of America
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AUCTION SALES

NOTICE OF SALE OF Personal PROPERTY
TO HERBERT :. AVERY and 10 whom It may
concern. a., -, .
& r SILVER INC. a domestic corporation Tor
foeriv namei C. r. SILVER MOTOR co. lNC.).
against certain personal property now III IT'S posses
sion Cescribei follows -
Overland" Automobile. Model No. 81 BIT. Moor
No $3.50, with attachments aud equipment
aid & r. SILVER. INC, 10 satisfy said lien. VIII
Ell said personal property al public auction 10 the
highest bidder on the Eth dsy OF February. 1871
at 10 O'Clock ln The forenoon. a. No. 1860 Broad"sy
Po-ouzh III Manhattan. New York City NeV York
Dated New York CITY. February End. 1917.
T. r. SILVER. nc.
By II. J. SHORTER.
Senrrt
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l3lst Street.
Tho Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property fl 90 be sold. Is f2i, 2tt -.
with, Interest thereon from Ja .uary j.. 1911
together NTH costs aud allow auces.
10 S355.s6, with interest there.
on from January 10. 1917, together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount 81 the taxes. assessments and
water rates or other Hens which are To be
allowed 10 the purchaser out of the pur.
chhse mousy, or paid by the Referee. 10
SCOTT. with interest and penalties thereon
Dated New York February o. 1917
GEORGE l.. WELLER. Referee
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u. S. MILITARY ORDERS

Fiui H. IOUlE A. BEARD. field auiIeu. de
tsrhed Iifi. detailed for general recruiting ser
vice ufstn arrival IN United states IN ft Logan.
MAJ WALTER L. CIAKkL Signsl Corr. from
southern Department Ia San Francisco. a. dgal
Dniror Western Department
Caf IOHN g KELLER coat auillery. detached
iit detailed for general recruiting service. 10 ~
Walne ZOE temporary du', until March thence
10 assume eharg. Peoria flliI recruiting district
Voe Capt LNMLr Il. nARliis. csvLr. 20 bis
fegneri
seso0d ~ john " LtrLERT RON 9ith 70 IN
INF sies second ~ ROBERT g VAN NLlEr.
IT, 20 H5h M
o. INsUgrorh designated f5 station ~ MAJ
GEpRGF NtDAfFR I'm cav
TI0 - LRErEH = NORTON. COAT irtlllef,. ~
West Point Mltsr Acsdsur.
Law a shsencs Tor Ou0 month EfDitsd Capt
CLOHCE v n NOSELY. cafslry.
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ARRIVED
Caroplc (Br), Genoa Jan IS. Naples %. Palermo
% Gibraltar 20 Pouta Delgade Feb and Bes-oa
ia 10 the White star Line. with mdse. Bar al
Ye5rit Cisnfuegos Feb 3. to master. with sugar.
nf Srun,io Caricnas Feb 8 and Musnzss 10. 20
the NupsOs 50 Line with sugar Bar al $50
y m 18th -. - -, , q,
in ballast BAR A. 9 30 p m, 18Th
PeUdrecht Dutch. Rotterdam Jan IL, 70 tne
Van Omeren Corporation. IN ballast bar AZ S'So
Honduras Frl. HAVE Jan 90. 10 the CompaEnie
Generse TrznssuaEtique, WITH mdse. Bar al
p N. 18th. d, 49,.
virginia Genoa Dec &C. Leshorn Jan ~, Naples
% and 81 Mchasls Feb 2, TO Castor. Williams q
WiEmore with mdse. Bar al 10 N. 10Th
0Isyarria (Spanl, Marsolues Jan 10. Pslamos Jan
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MNcH's sToIlACE WAREHOUSE

~ Mr. MURPHY. Miss Nate Genera Mrs
BaHcr 81 Gray. Ms hehot. Mr Iunsll
Mr.. Ran. Mrs.. iuru'aEhsm. VT kofbar,sr
You ard ra,h ~ Y0l arc hereby nuufsd thai
ths Tine Tor tho payment uf our lien having 81
plred We viii cause the furniture. morrhsndits eif
siorsi bv you or iu your name IN our wsreh0ls-
20 he sold 81 public auction a. The FlstAus Auction
Rooms s. oom,r UniVr7siy Place and 18th e.
Nes YOk CITY IN nis-dg March q. 1917. al 10
a "a and Continuing Until all the Foods are sold
LYkCHs SrOfAGL WAREHOUSE
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FOR SALE

FoR SALE CAMP co.'s
500 Army camp Co.'s -.
900 Telescopic camp Cos caves g
coo camp Cots iron t"''' -.
TIRE. spring huns ron lrsia'
go Folding Camp cots II
vas centre. spring hunb t.i,,cry, >"
All mll si8ci imm' ais -
and unused ....., askn nen
ate delivery 81, ppowN. keei
Is clinton street Br"oN''~
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AT FOREIGN PORTS


Tamplco. Feb li-Steinstsd Nor. New YORK
'rocoptlla. Feb ll-Santa Cecilia. New Io-k via
Balboa.
SAILED
Iiyerpool Feb l4-Phiiadelphla, New York
Iiuenos Ayre4 Feb l5--Paciac Nor. New No-5
Bermuda Feb l5--Raw-on AK from Cardin).
New York
Nassau. Feb ls-Monterey tirom Havana. Ne"
YOHl.
Balboa Feb is-Buen eVenturs from New York Il.
Manila. 18th. Hattie Luckenbsch iron New
Nork) san Francisco. Manila and Shanghai.
Crstobal, FEB lS-Csrrillo from New York;, Car
tagenA
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LYrom II. rnbuns RursauI

Washington. February 49,
Mai tOgBpH r DAVIDSON lrVIfcdi. 10 Walter
Reed O.nsrsi H0>ptEl u. q.
MAJ JEssE n BAHEfs. Medical Corp. 10 wash
i0Nna fpr examination Tor rei1roan~t
Fi,sf II BAEgOM g. MORRIS. Medical Reserve
forfs N ARM Medical rchool. Nashingi0n FEB
10 fJr ofsifss ~ ingriciiDr
pifsi TIs AIFRED . LARABEE and CLYDE v
gftfpfOs siUai Cone. ~ ft f<sfeuNOrth fOf
dgfy Win fsdio cornpsny 10 D. offAnned ~ That
pat
Pint r. RICHARD y PADDOCK flTuA Cop
fsfSrf 10 TELEGRAPH % commanding general
fsei,tsrr Dfps rtnnfgl Tor sssiWimsfi
Cart JAHEh " EVEMhGIOh. inihnr1, detached
NSi relieved irFpaciOf lntiri7pT u Vgshized
naits a. Aprii ~ .
CsD WILLIAM e RUSSELL. infantry. detached
lht " S1- Slib Va VI
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REAL ESTATE
FURNISHED APARTMENTS wANTED

WANTED. Two or threc room furnished apartment
above 60th. for two months By out OF town couple.
+. B. Box -. Tribune Offce.
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~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
JOHN +. CoHALAN. a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York Notice II hereby given
TO ell persons having claims against ALICE
HARRIET YOUNG, late Of England King.
dom Of Great Britain and Ireland. deceas ed
to present the same with vouchers thereof to
tho subscriber. at It's place OF transacting
business. 30 as Wall Street. Borough OF
Manhattan In the city Of New York on or
before the 30th day OF March next
Dated. New York. the 2ist day OF Sep.
TENDER. 1916.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
Auxiliary Executor.
STEWART 4 sHEARER.
Attorneys for Auxiliary Executor.
a. Wall Street.
Manhattan. New York.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

United states Coast ana Geodeuc Survey
,,,, ,i,.. ......6.lk.MoUn rises "a m 80
80 80, 5.s2 Noon sets %. NJ 'i-'''
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ro,..,,t, fer spssl.l Lse.IItls.. -E.slern Ne,

8izse1i ,sinb>qsUHs yestsrds5. IS daTess IA 7.i5
80. foresf. - 1T g.f5 = M; afersEe. ~
.isee ssfos 1sis lat tear. q sfrsgs tsfne nsie
" fllrg three Teso, o.
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DAVID COHEN. AUCTIONEER. SELLS THIS
day. al A NJ. on TIE premises. the fixtures and
lease OF saloon aud cafe. No 36J Fulton st, Brook
i,n known As Merchants CAFE order Of Attorney
for Mortgage.
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HELP WA Ted
Male

SOLDERERS on milk and ice cream cans; good
nay and steady work. Apply Dairymen's Manu-
'aeturing Company. Warren and Morgan sts.. Jersey
City. y. j.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBooKs.

lost. --Passbonk No 1875 ,Aa Of the Franklin say
inEs Bank Issued % George Gsnnctt IT, fN-
mclt sopp~l Please rr,uru 10 bank. SIS Eghh
ava Nav York I!ty An persons arc cautioned nor
"a purchase or negotiate thr same.
LOST. handbook No iA SOS. The Creenwlch SaI'
ings Bank 2lG and rs sixth ave New lon
CITY Payment stopped Please ruiuni % bank
LOST Bankhonk No Sgs.55S. he Gresnvlch SAY
ings Rank std and gN Sixth ave, Nes loN
CITY Payment stoprri Please reiurn % bank
LOST. -Bsnkbook No SS0Ga Nn kobres bsnk.
Al Canal " Payment stopped Please return To
bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17

NURSE Neat young girl capable; excellent refer
epc,,. city Or country Miss shsughues5y's
A1,acg. Il West 42d st. Telephone Vanderbilt SIS
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Ely VIRTUE OF TWO CIIAT'TEL MORTGAGES
lean Soule A Theresa Souie Emile yucca
lean soue 4 Theresa SCule 10 Dominique Rouy &
Eugemie Rouy-I Will sell to-day. al $3.50 A. NJ.
al I1l West 43d St. Mani attain. all of the con
tents I'm restaurant al the above premises and all
a1ture, utensils luncheon IN schedule Of said
mortgages. By order Of attorneys for mortgages
NOE FRY. Auctioneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17

WANTED Large mining and smelling company has
minor Ofice position open Only high school gradu-
ats apply Room 3.6li. 100 Broadway
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Next
Twenty-four Hours

waShinKtoa. FEB. i6.-Tbs disturbance which
sas % tho middle Ausnuc ooas, last blight mored
northssstvard 70 Newfoundland attended by snow
along the north Atlantic coast Another disturbance
advanced rapdly sOItheastvArd from Alberta and
wss central over Northwest, Minnesota to-pignt as a
severe storm. with barometer readings Of $3.50
inches Al MoOrhead. II attended by gales i1
North Dakota and East Montana and BY SHOWS go
The north border staLos AID Western CansQIat
urorinas There were also local SHOWS today W
ne region Of ihs Great Lake. and rains along Tho
middle and north Pacific Coast
Tns ten persfure was higher today throughout
he central valleys and tie plains states. Whue
much colder weather O7efspresd the Western Cana
me 'iadisstiou. are that there viii bs snGw Or
sod snos OF rain In the north ard middle and fsin
in ~ south dst1eis east Of the Mississippi River
IN. rnorrov risht Or sunday
me ter,peraiure viii be higher tomorrow through
out he Eastern states. except upper Michigan and
viii Be- much lower SUNDAY - the region o. the
sfd Miss!sslpp and probably Sunday night IN me
Atlantic stairs
winds for Saturday and sundy-North Atlantic
,.sh us.t SATURDAY. shifting 70 east and increasing
b, SUNDAY: fair SATURDAY. sunday overcast. Md
b. Atlantic. moderate % fresh % southwest satur-
dsv booming strong south - SUNDAY. fair Satur-
al. eIlrdsy oTercasf South Atlantic. moderate %
iresh southwest SATURDAY DroD4by oocofning strong
sunday fair SATURDAY. BECOMING overcast hunaa
80 Gun Increasing south. becoming strong SAtur-
jgy niznt or sunday: fair SATURDAY. SUNDAY rain.
Wa, Gulf Increasing south Saturday. probably BE-
afof5inR strong hy night and shifting % northwest
sl,reay: OFeFcast SATURDAY. sunday rain. Upper
i.fs1-fAks Supgricr northeast shifting " north
,ss.t saef erorg gales western portion. snow
Lske Michlgzn southery Esle. shifting 20 nqth-
seal In Afternoon o. night. sn0N. baAe hur0n,
.ifong southeast winds shifting 70 northwest Ealos
-ztlFJay llght snOs. ig0er lases. increasing SCUM
sinds SATURDAY,. becoming stroog. snoH
forsesss fer Speosi LeeIites.-Esstsrn Ne"
York generally fair to-dsy. warner In extreme
.5uthsru portion. rain o. snow to.tooiroN.
NorthsrD NON EnHGd. ssosraly fair to-day;
,..s 70. Morrow. no decidsd change IN shpsrAture
,lor.hern New Engand. fair to-diJ; rain or anow
morrow.
F.ssfe7u Psnusyivsnia znd hAolafd. partly cloudy
al warner to-dsy. rain 20. ulp-fOS.
ne BlRrc1 q Columbia New Jssey, Delaware
sud Virqnls fair ana warner to-day; probably
Vessern PeBnsylvsnis cloudy and wau0a today.
ffosabiy rain tg 0-niEtt. mon o. rain and colder
Nsssrn Ses Yors. nm ngrriss ana warmer 20
lsg snga snd o0idsr to-ucrfo~.
Loeal Oaslai Record - ne foosinE o'sciti reoord
from tas Wesihsr BBrs11 shO~s temperatures our
f.s no lat tss1iy-fosf hun. IN companion Win
,h- sDrrssysiding ds,S u is1t Jsy.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

lent cook: three years excellent references city
O. country Miss Shsushnessy's Agency. II West
"a -.
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DANCING
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Assn '.,.,
Supplies Professors. Ie&chess "a
Governesses, etc. 10 Colleges WING.
Families Apply TO Mrs. D. J.
FULTON, 20 Onion Square.
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nsmIsity


q - m..s.SfiS p . h. .-f''
fsest Fesssssi -GeNsfsiig fsif 40 aomfyhsl
gsr,.~r 70 dsF. U,-foDrrGs. rain or anOs fgssh
!, ~ afr1s ~ dff ahfHhG " so1h sh9 v~ffnihg
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

These mails close at $50 p. m.
laval fvis San Franc1,oo)-Lurline. .,..-. Feb 2.
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Female.

CHEERFUL INTELLIGENT COMPANION. --Ac
companies tnvalids. children walks. stories. pleas
ant reader, adults Entertainer. Box 90. Tribune
once.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male
YOUNG MAN. is. wishes position ONCE assist
ant in large firm. with chance ,Or advancement;
salary S7-gS. A. Box so. Tribune O1ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-17

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John =. Cohalan. Il Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. notice is here
by given TO all persons having claims
against Mary wit Cells late Of the County
OF New York deceased. TO present and en-
hibit the same with the vouchers therefor
10 the executor hereunto subscribed, AZ It's
place Of transacting business, no. 50 Wall
Street IN The Borough OF Manhattan. city
OF New YORK, on or before the 3lst day Of
July next.
Dated. New York. y. y. the 18th day Of
January. 1917.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK. Executor
Jolins Isarkin a Rathbonc,
Attorneys for Executor
% wall Street New York Cit,
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SuRROGATES, NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Hon. John =. Cobalsn, Surrogate Of
the County OF New York, notice Is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
Katherine a. ". Lspsley, late OF the Coun-
~ OF New York, deceased. to present and
exhibit the same with the vouchers there
for to the executor hereunto subscribed at
It's place OF transactlng business, No. "a
wall Street in the Borough of Manhattan.
City OF New York, on or before the 3lst
day Of July next.
Dated. New York, y. Y, the 18th day
OF January, 1917.
or NEW YORK, Executor
JoIine. Larkin g. Rathbone,
Attorneys for Executor,
s. Wall street, New York city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
S5SIISCS5SES Sca5IG5CSS
Try Making Your DUN
Cough Remedy
You cnn save ahout So. md Inv"
q better remedy than the ready
made kind. Enslly done.
57Rs7S75lS5IRSls75E5EG7S2S75f

II Won combined tho curative proper.
lies al every known "rrady.madc cough
remedy. Won would hardly have III them
I'LL the curative power that lirs in TINS
.mplr home made cough syrup which
takes only Il it'w minutes tn prepare.
Get from any Gru@:Ist q. ninrrs OF
pint bottle and, fill the bottle With plain
l.ruuulatrd sugar syrup. The !ota! cost
il about "a cents and gives YOU mn
pint oil really better cough SErmp IMAM
yuu conld buy rcadvmadc Tor S1.5O.
tastes pleasant and never spoIlA
This Pnt.X and sugar syrup prepare
lion Mrts right ut tine cause al cough
and gives almost immediate relief. IS
lnusrns the phi"gm, stops the nasty
throat tickle and heals Ill" sore. irrl-
tatrd membranes that line the throat,
chest ard bronchial tubes. 70 gently
and easily that it. is really astonishing.
a DAYS us" Will usually overcome the
ordinary couch and for bronchitis;
Group, whnoning cough and bronchial
asthma, there is nothing better.
pinrX Is Il most Nalunhlc concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine eH-
tract. and has br'n used for generations
10 break un severe ruu"la.
To avoid disappointment, be sure 10
Lsk vour druggist for "3l! ounces at
rinrX' with fnl directions. and cont
accept anything else 4 guarantee OF
absolute sIti"tarti" ION ~ MONEY prompt
Is r"iundrd, gu"s with this preparation.
'Th. pin.v -, Ia. W---- ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
SCORES HELPLESS
FROM RHEUMATISM

The gravity of rheumatism Is not al
WAYS fully appreciated by sufferers from
this disease. as many afflicted people nc
lIcYr il a trivial matter not worthy OF
serious attention until til" symptoms
have become 50 bad that treatment ne
comes Imperative It IL thea thll mo
patient socs; through weeks months ana
sometimes years - misery through nav
tur started treatment =, this lat" day.
rheumatism il not readily curtb!" ana
II is ia fact far from Il: indeed. II Is on"
Of rhc most stubborn -: ailments ono" II
has obtained n thorough hold Oh the n
0icl.Sl one. When rheumatism has gone
so far rs 70 rnlorc" Ut Stifrrn the joints
IT the sufferer IN" cas-" is usually con
SIdrrcd hCpclcS~--incurahl" Becoming
acquainted with this fact and feeling
his or herself drifting from the c0Ta9i"
into the inCurahlr stage. IS anything D'lt
one Of happiness in view If the future
The Electro Medical Doctors whose
Wheeling: institute comprises the com
plctr second floor over Grit'St's Cut Rate
Pharmacy. ~ lI2. Market street. have
had wonderful success in the treatment
of Rheumatism ctten even after others
have failed To give tn" sufferer relief
Testimonial after testimonial have been
given the Electro Medical Doctors 1T
testing This 7act. and rheumatic suffer-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28

parts Of the face and head II thc brain
Some OF these li;tlr nerves probably
have :" pass through = rl:LSS OF
taTrha; inflammation OIL the road TO the
brain. When they do they are weak
cn"d. and sometimes destroyed.
What affect the nerves is hound to
affect the brain, and when the nerves
;lct' dradvn@d by constant catarrhal dis
charges there is bound - bc L certain
:orprr Or stupidity Drought about In the
brain NJ ~" victim. Thus follows sleep
leSSn"SS. inability 70 think clearly. or
connect ideas, loss OF iucuIory. Lack of
concentration. lack III presence of mind
and wandering Thought
Latarrh. as any sufferer knows also
has a dreadful effect on the hearing.
many persons being partially or totally
deaf rs result OF the r.lvaScS of this
terrible affttction. Catarrhal deafness"
III as widespread. almost, SIS ordinary
colds
Science has eminent physicians in ali
parts OF the world who have placed their
stamp Of approval on the Electro Med
ical Doctors. who are now prepared to
give these treatments.
The ozone treatment is simplicity IT.
self: it's Very simplicity. and naturalncss
being It's chief recommendation. There
is nothing mysterious about il. or its APP
plicatlon.
Ozone IS air-purr air. Ev"ryone knows
that pure air is tho most wonderful germ
destroyer known to human beings. In
the treatment OF ra:arrh this ozone Is
generated IN aD electrical machine. and
is inhaled hy the patient. 1t Is just like
breathing. only every breath brings Into
the head. threat. lungs. pure air--ra-'
lures own cu-::;:"c agent. Simple msdi-
cineS. specially prepared 10 heal and
strengthen ar" also gwen III this treat
mcn,--the combination being the last
word III the sci-atltic treatment OF CA
ta.rh.
If you or any nf your friends, suffer
from this luaths"rc disease. for loath-
some II is 70 many. u visit 10 tho orfic,
uf the Electro Med! al Doctors is more
than The right thing TO dot is "A
DUTY AND ONE WHICH SHOULD
NOT Iii. MECH. e, TED.
These specialists are glad tn have the
~ explaining their treat
m.uts II Il patient II Acc pied It is with
the certainty that everything Will be
don. that can he done 10 restore him or
her to full health. Charges are always
moderate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
MODERN METHODS.

The Hectro-MedicaI Doctors. as the
name implies. is an association OF ex-
pert medical specialists and electro
therapists who have organized a new
scnoot or medicine. A new and more
posltlfe system Of treating human all
inents. For centuries the world has
Ueen iull OF different cults" and
iSins In medicine: we have had the
3ia root and herb DOCTOR" with his
c!ier pouons; the Allopatha with
puls and Qulnine In heroic doses; the
1oneopath with his triturauons and
lpnnteslmal doses; the Eclectic, the
Chteopath; We were doctored by heat,
ny electricity; by baths at springs and
ny multitude Of men and methods.
Su'le OF the patients were cured, some
uled VINO should have been cured. 1t
was impossible for the average per.
sou 10 say which method Of treating
diseases was the best and the physl-
clans OF the various schools were so
biased that they could see good only
in their own methods OF treating dis
cases; All others were necessarily bad
Evidently there was some good In all
Of them for they all cured some cases;
also there Is bah in all for all fail at
times and allow misery to remain and
death TO come when q cure should
have been effected.
a tremendous stride forward was
made when the new system Of .~aat.
nent OF the Elnctrc-Medcal Doctors
Was formed. The founders o. the new
system OF treatment consisted Of spe-
cialists from the various schools Of
practiee-Eclectics, Homeopaths, AIlo-
paths. regulars and irTegulars, VINO
dropped their personal prejudices and
formed n new system of treatment
thai embraced all the good points Of
tho old methods and left out the bad.
The result Of The efforts OF these spe-
wonderful system OF treatment now
used by the Electro-Medical Doctors
Al this was not accomplished in n
day OF a week. but has taken years Of
patient work by these specialists IN
their various Offices. Homeopathic,
AlIopaths. working side by side. each
throwing away his old ideas when he
was convinced there was something
better, until ut last out Of the old
chaos and confusion came the new
and modern system as IS now used by
tho E7cctro-Me1ical Doctors.
The loss to these specialists was
great, not only by their labor Of form
ing a new system Of treatment but
also in the effect it 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 to hundreds and thousands pro.
nounced iHcurable by old methods.