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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-01

In a way the meeting of the Domes-
tic Science association at the Reid Me-
mortal U. P. church Wednesday after
noon resembled a sewing bee and
minds and hands were both active dur
ing the entire program. Mrs. John
Francis Uric of Chicago came down to
talk on THE Montessori System and
previous to her address there was
program of victrola numbers suitable
and especially appealing to the chill
dren.
Two hundred women were in attend
ance and were interested in the mess
age which Mrs. Uric brought them.
She told many interesting facts and
also gave the theory of the school and
how it has been carried out. After her
talk an informal discussion was held
at which time guests were privileged
to ask questions. She had a number
of pictures taken of children at Hull
House, Chicago.
March IA the club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. David w. Dennis, in
West Richmond. March % meeting
will be held at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. A. W. Roach, South Twenty
first street. Miss Elsie Marshall will
give demonstration after which there
will be an informal tea.
Mrs. Anna Dabb, of Marion, Indiana,
Mrs. Sue Powell and Mr.. John Dyer of
New Castle, have returned home after
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sample Dyer, South Eleventh street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-01

A Spanish bell bearing the date 1247
is still in use in Oakland, Cal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-01
N@wQfAE
y(N4Hf<D

Mrs. S. w. Hodgin has returned from
indianapolis where she spent several
days attending the legislature and Wis
iting her brother.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-15
MCCARTHY Is AGAINST
TAX DEDUCTIONS

Senate Bill So, introduced a few
days ago by Senator r. w. Single
and providing that estimated depreci-
alton may be deducted from income
taxes before they are paid into the
territorial treasury, is slated for some
decided opposition very shortly.
Treasurer Charles J. Mccarthy
placed himself on record last night
against the measure in a meeting OF
the senate ways and means commit
tee, and asked to be heard officially
when the bill is taken up for consider
alton. ~. :. E.....-
Senator Single, it is understood,
introduced the bill upon request and
is not necessarily in favor of it. Judge
W. l.. Whitney is said to have drawn
up the measure.
According to the belief of Treasurer
Mccarthy such law would result in
a legion of legal suits as to the-Proper
amount to be deducted from profits
before the income is estimated.
In matters of actual expenditures for
requirements this could be computed,
he believes, but not on theoretical
estimates. = =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-15

r. Forbes is not to be relied upon. In
expressing this conviction we are not
moved by any personal animus toward
Mr.. Forbes. Because of his abundant
energy, he is undoubtedly fitted to dc
good and useful work along some lines
in this or any ether community, but
ii is our belief that the design of en-.
cheering works is not the direction in
which Mr.. Forbes talents lie. T..
We can see no legitimate economic
reason why a man whose approved
plans and specifications led 4. to the
present deploratle condition of af-
fairs on piers s, and 10, which we
recited in our former report, and who
now admits by his proposed "deck-slab
anchorage" scheme that his former
plans were grayely defective, should
be permitted second opportunity so
recklessly to plan and execute an inn
portant and expensive work.
Finally, 10 Mr.. Forbes criticisms
of the estimates Of cost which We sub
mitted with our former report, we con-
slider it unnecessary to make: any re-
ply. Our regulations as engineers
stand back of those figures and the
designs to which they apply. We be-
Iieve the structures which we planned
would be safe, and, though far from
ideal, to be the best which could rea-
sonably be built, considering all the
circumstances. ~. H. ia.
Respectfully submitted, 4
G. H. GERE. .-..'. Il -
GEO. w. ARMITAGE.
CARL B. ANDREWS.
Honolulu, March, 1917. r.
Senate viii Also Investigate
Piers s, 9 and 10, already famed in
local history for the numerous dis.
putes and Investigations pending over.
them, are. to be probed now by the
senate. o., e..
President Charles F. Chillingworth
authorized the Star Bulletin today to
state that he viii introduce a senate
resolution early next week calling for
an investigation of the unsatisfactory
in their. construction as an
by the committee OF three
engineers named by the harbor board
two months ago.
Would Work With House
Though this will be senate reso-
luton" said Chillingworth, Il intend
that the committee to be appointed
shall work whenever possible along
with the house committee named for
the same investigation.
There has been so much said OF
the piers that it is high time the SEN
ate took some action toward arriving
1t the roots of the matter"
ChiIlingworth says j. G. Morgan,
The former engineer of the board, will
be called to testify before the inyestt
eating committee. Also Charles r.
Forbes, chairman, and members OF
he harbor board, as well as the three
engineers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-15
DAILY REMINDERS

Around the island, s1.7o. Phone
1356-Adv. H.. i. @.1.. i
Make some OF today's want ads
serve YOU-by answering few Of
them. H.. ... 81: =. -. =.
Wanted-Two more passengers to
make up motor party around island,
$500 each. Lewis Garage, phone 2141.
ADV. e. ....t =. - -.
For Distilled Water, Hires Root
Beer and all other Popular Drinks
try the Con. SODA Water Works Co.
ADV. .=.# -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-15
CARD or THANKS

The relatives of j. ]. Devereux wish
to extend their thanks to the Marine
Engineers Association and the B. p.
o. E. and friends for the floral offer
ings and sympathy extended to them
in their bereavement.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-15
PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure blind, bleeding, itchi- or pro-
truding PILES in to IL days or
money refunded. Manufactured by
the PARIS MEDICINE co. St. Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
RATE HEARING ENDED;
DECISION IN IS DAYS

WASHINGTON, Jun" HEARINGS
on the application of the railroads OF
the country for II IL per cent horizontal
raiS, in freight rates were closed to-
day ny the Interstate commerce" com
mission After three weeks Of tcStl-
muny and argument the commission
has eighteen days hrfnr" it in which
10 consider IN" most mun"ntnuS case
in EunI III railroad iintItCc ever
brought h"fOr" any tribunal IN the
country.
\ II per cent freight RAJ" advance
would mean in round numbers 500,
n0o. 900 Annually. according ~ li2urrS
IF The shippers. and would affect Wiz
irualI~-cvrry big industry i'll IN" coun'
TRY.
The carriers have rested their case
on III" statement that increased labor
costs. due to the Adan$on law and
HIGHER cost o. materials. fuel ana sup
plies, have created an emergency.
Shippers hay" submitted data de.
signed IN show that tn" earnings nj
me roads Irn on an Increase and lIIhi
thu year lal1 VIII he me best IN niS-
tory cX2ep, 1915. which was II" peak
period of railway earnings and adInll
led Ia he dhnnrmaH They r0n'nnd
that carriers handling twn-thlrds 81
the i:affic are in prosperous lr'ancidl
condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
NERV- WORTH IS
A LIFE SAVER"
SAYS MRS. SMITH
Resident New Cumberland Re
lates Her Happy Experience
With This Supreme
Family Tonic.

The following l.: Tho COPY If lot
ter rec, .ivei \ few days az" by {. /.
l.arkln$. tn" NcrV,WUrth druggist at
East Liverpool. o.
New Cumberland. w Va Gill.
Mrs. Chas. f.. Smith says thar she
can thank rhr ,IruG%iSt for tn" Nrrv-
Worth as il has h""n liic-Sarlng
remedy. Has STRENGTHENED her nerves
and has wonderfully huilr her mp.
Before taking N"rv.Wnrrh she could
scarcely walk up stairs without hrlnG
exhausted and heart humping Ike an
rncinr. Sine" IHkin% tuur bottles Of
this great madjrin" | feel like n new
woman AIN still Taking Nnrv-WOrlh
and will always keep a. bottle in my
house.
Mrs. rHAS. f. SMITH"
New Cumberland. W. Va, Box 967.
Ra"r's Pharmacy. Wheeling. VIII
hand YOUR dollar back # .Nerv-Wnrth
does NOT do for You what il did for
Mrs. Smith.
Nnrv-Wnr'h is also sold AT Mircn
Junr,inn hy Moor" Bros. Martins
Ferry hy RaIstnn Parker: 81 tlairS-
Vile hy Patterson a. Sons; B4rn"svilln
h, Iliil"S Bros. Cameron hy Cameron
Druc CO.; Sl>rerSy;lla by &. II Disquc;
Now Mar'in*viIln ny Hornhwook'S nruc
Store: Mnundsvill" hv !. II. Beam
nrlc CO.: bridgeport nv S"lby 4
Reed: RnIIair" by pankw0rth Bros,
H1err Pharmacr): I'aden City hr
Morgan Bros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
PRESS CENSORSHIP
DENOUNCED BY The
VASSAR PRESIDENT

POTGHKEr."SIt:. y. Y. June L.
After i hHrcalcurrai" devoted 10 war
topics ana / class day shnrn for econ
rnly's SAKE Of it's historic daisy chain
mud rcrlcnd"mt gowns, NaSSar college To-
day GRADUATED its 231 seniors with the
most sinrpi, program ever witnessed IN
its :" years.
Giving Of III" degrees was preceded
by IN address by President Henry Noble
M&rIraCk"n. III which he denounced the
forces which HAY" been III work 10 pro-
cure 4 press censorship N AmcrIch.
1T will h' m III day for nation.
said President MaCCraCknn. when re-
sirnint upon discussion Of broad issues.
whether vi this war or any other part ~
national policy is held I" he essential 10
IL military strategy.
Nuch "f th. address was devoted 10
ia" rar' which Na$Sar students anu
Ir&Gurie$ will pla? in the. present war.
IIr expressed tn" belief that til" train
ing for this Scryir" already given at
N#s<ar has. brought its young women 10
4 high state Of efficiency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
ANOTHER GAIN
CONTINUED from First Page.

region running eastward from
Scissors into fhampacn". and an
several sectors If the AuStrO.
Italian theatre"
Sir Douglas iIaiG'% troops have
again Smashed into III" German
front east and nnrlh"aS, Of Mes
sin"s and largely cXtrnhcd IN"
gains previously mad" in Thu TO
Sinu Nearly two miles of The
trenches wrr" sinrm"h and ncru.
pied by ne IIrjEiSh"r". and in adj
hiIion The small village of Gas
rard. directly east 0F MrS-im"s.
VA; captured Berlin reports &C.
,;yi'y by III" British cavalry "aSr
ri N"ySin"s during Monday after
noon. hul SAYS III" attack by tho
mnuNl"d mon WIZ. rCnulS"d and
only rrmnaniS OF them were able
IN return In their positions. TIL"
German artillery in III" neighbour
hood If I.ru- and Ypr"S Is HON.
hagrliu" tn" british line"
Thr artillery of III" French and
Germans is. sill arriv" along the
rhumiE Do: DANES and in Cham.
pacm".
Ea,l weather for The moment
has rnlS"d som" cessation in III"
arriviIv in III" Trcntinn district If
The Austrn,Italian theatre al
though artillery dn"ls NJ rnnSid"r-
.ahl" proportions rnrIinu".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
COL. SICKLE HERE
Arrive to Assume Charge Of wheeling
office U. S. Engineers
Lieut.. Orr Leaves.

col: W. II. StlrkI". head nf III" Fits
hUrGh and Wheeling Unii"d States en-
Hin"cr,' n;iir'$. arrived lin the city yes
tcrdar. II" Recently SiIrccrd"d capt. T.
Il. Willy. VIM * wl'h IN" engineers reg
im"nl in III" east. col Stti"kl"r will pass
upon ihn few recruits that har" been en-
nminod here recently for service.
Lieut.. n'Ut William orr who has been
assisting il ihr recruiting work here
in connection with tn" engineers office.
Jeff Yesterday for Pittsburgh. having
been :-lIti"n.G III iIakmuni training camp
wh"r" ih" Fjtin Reserve Engineer reg
iln"nf - i'll training.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
CAPTURED BOAT
LOAD OF BOOZE
Prohibition Officers Make Bald on
River Late Last Night-Ono
Arrest

Nu;i-Sal0nn i."aElI" Suporint" 1d"nt T.
Il. Muryn,. Deputy Prohibition Commits
Siou"r Harry Fitzgerald and Patrol
prIN|r Tom Arlington last night "a
iurrd Il boat loaded with booze as Il
WIS being landed near the foot IT Forty
third street. F'ir" sucks hi hccr WAS
Cnnii..cHi"d. ana Two kegs Of beer whlr0
could no. h" taken mp the bark WAS
poured into the river.
Th" officers arrested Arthur. Me
';r"Sk"y. who IS now in Jail awaiting
u hrarIng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
Soldier Drowned.

tNNEt.ESThE. W. Va. .fUn" L.
Trllat,. knight Shaver. m'mh.r al the
National ,:urrd SrcohI Regiment.
dtC~n"L t"i ~ III New River near Hin
ton Shawy"r w..S III swimming. about
-. feet from >hnr" when attacked by
cramps Nothing * known nt the. boy
1T hrftlUuarLrrs here except that he en-
listed after Nav II. records since that
cate no; h,.ing available. according 10
l'nl.snnl Morrison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
Another Victory for
Villa Now Reported

FL rASO, Texas. June 12.-~Having
fought his way from Ojinasa 10 Santa
RoSalia. Francisco Villa and his cohl-
mand now occupy the plaza in Santa
Rosaia. and Villa will soon issue 4
call for all his old troops 10 rejoin him
in another general campaign against
the government forces. according TO
Villa agents here tonight.
Mexican officials admitted Ihcre had
been lighting in Santa Rasalia, but de-
clin"d 10 give details Of III" battle.
Til" Villa agents claim complete vic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
BODY RECOVERED.

EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. June 12.-
The body Of John Dawson, 80, one of
the three persons drowned in the Ohio
river here last Thursday, was found at
New Cumberland. W. Va, tonight.
Dawson. his wife and stepfather.
Frank Grimm, lost their lives when
their skiff capsized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
7 he SURE " AY
To GE 7 RICH
SAFETY FIRST"

= nv max" absolutely safe inre%imcnts
in Imprnv"d real estate that cannot
flood oT hurn or fall to pieces. but buy
Il. either for cash or on easy payments.
Nhor" il i SIR" 10 increase IN Value
20 % 10" percent or more, and 10 so
each year. If yuu huy q lot on time.
paw -; tho first year. selling hen for
cas- Hr lwic" tho purchase price. YOU
havr u.P,!" i0n percent profit. Think
Il orer! Prices jump. Act!!!
FROM advertisement copyrighted May
ls, 1917. by Allan Turner, Wheeling,
". Va D1yl9tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
MAKE ANOTHER RAID

1roputv ''"m..,l"rinn"r or Prohibition
Harry T@i;z""-nl1 md ~nuad Yesterday
rIHii.d p. hnli-... rear III" ''HhhHE" i'h''
and ar,.ri.I William TownHu Hr"i
~ rlhu XII. on .hn"E": "f 'i"lhi'nE w.
'ir, lrRe IL" "ffircr. r"niis"atnd t"''
rIntS Of rhiskn$
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
D I F D

HoUSToh-on Tuesday Juno L.. 1911 II o'cl'th q
H., Cincinnati o.. JAMES RUSSELL HOUSTON.
Funeral services from the Residence u ME. GcVrs"
BAIRD Fifteenth street. al O'Clock "Wednesday
afternoon. Friends Invited. lnteflnent pHNatc l;
Greenwood cemetery.
HAMILTON--on Saturday June Q. 1917, A. i::j
O'Clock .. NJ az heI late Residence. No $50 Market
street. ELIZABETH. widow Of Smith Hamilton. III
the 9th year OF her age.
Services al residence Wednesday afternoon. $50
Friends Of the family are RESPECTFULLY invited
attend. IGtcrmcnt Stune CtuIch cemetery.
BENTZ-0n Monday. June II, 1911. ~ o'cl1cE
y. m, JOHN T. RENTH.
Funeral from the residence Of his sister Mrs August
R4sci NJ. $S99 E"t! street. Wednesday At o'cioek
H. H. lnterusnt IN Mount Zion Cemetery.
please omit tluWefs.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
ON LAST LAP
CONTINUED from First PagrD

tanod Thousands Of banks have
failed 10 notify IN" rcS"rE" bank oi
progress made, and III" tahulHIinn
showing only Sine. Hnu.""0 stands ~
the latest official nsur"#. Anuih"r
,abulation may BIZ mad" t0mnrrnw.
Bells and Whistles.
To insure success, III" closing DAYS
Of The campaign will b. devoted "a re-
doubled efforts 10 bring out the dol.
lars Of The small investor. As part or
this campaign, rhp Old Liberty bell at
Philadelphia, which proclaimed TO ia
world III years ago the birth 81 rhn
American Republic, will ring once
more in the cause nf liberty. Mex
Thursday At noon. beginning The last
o hours Of III" subscription period,
rha clapper Of IN" bell Will be sem re-
sounding against its cracked sides
Mavor Smith. IF Philadelphia, will b"
the hell ringer
AT the same hour in every city
town, village ard hamlet THROUGHOUT
the country The bells Of churches,
schools, CourihnuSeS and 1oWn nails
Will take up the call. Factory whistles
will below chorus.
Appeal to Workers.:
To the workers Of the country, Sec
rotary Wilson today addressed Il per
sonal appeal urging Them 10 rail-!
their savings for the loan.
"Lihrrry; humanity and progress r.
auire that We must win his war. ~
said our institutions and our rlGhl
10 govern ourselves are At stake. re
who has the spirit Of a trc"> man VIII
make every sacrifice necessary 10 y"
Iain his freedom. He who prefers
slavery TO sacrifice must moi Stand IN
The way of others. The congress NJ
nur nation ha, spoken and selected
The men who are 10 carry m" Splii'
If democracy 10 the front. Tn" I'm
pulse for The common good has hlirn
registration lists 10 IN" limit and
stirred the patriotism ot those who
have been hohored by rhc selection.
Others. TOO. must make sacrifices
These men MUST be- equipped and Su$
tanned. Funds mm<r be- fOrthcnmlns
"a furnish the food. the firearms and
other supplies Tor the hChtlnS forces
nf the nation. The need Is immaculate
| We cannot wait for the slower process
IF TAX gathering. That can come
later. The more freely our people sub
scribe 70 the Liberty loan the more
thoroughly our enemies will realize
our firm determination Ia defend our
institutions. Tho millions who roi'
can help by buying a hond Every
dollar counts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
GEORGE 0, NACLE.
(Cnpttnued from Ttrst FNaEe.l

49,. ~
p"E@d 10 Dc 1nal uUl'i JUST "p"un 'uc
iIh,' s'@ruaE cSHcuS "tS'i i,ad ,t ,n u
II leaked n'lf tnat Mr. NaSle hau con
senteo 20 d. CnnSin'rrq IN. b tuI na,i 1g'
ana '"W minutes t!t'F 'ur Iau' =,
ended y WAS known mar no nae, nAd nc PEI
selected ne news spread ''hT wa
hfn ana a wave OF hlPVoNdi ="
IN IN" wake or me news.
In RI" caucus yesterday afternoon
Mr.. NaGl" received the roIes ni Mayor
{. VI. E"sier. rrol ". Il. Elliott, VII
liam II, Hare. Chester y. Thompson
Adam Blum and Ambrose F.. HablG
\ l., kraSS nominated r il. Spears
and voted alone tor him in the cau
Gus Neither Or. T. |. Armhr"cht nor
Thomas f. Thoncr were present
In counrjI last evening Air Naclf
n.s -omjn,,rG in ilow,ry sDeerh
nv ! Adtm H(In1 chester &. Thump
snn vas frs, tn second thr nnmna
zion followed hv Or. ArmbrechL will
ppofhar second krnSs as we'll as rhc
Two vino were absent from The caucus
vnted for Mr. Maybe. making the
choice unanimous. Previous Ia The roll
call nominations were closed, with Mr.
NaGl" ll.lnppu:ed. by unanimous ora
vote.
Sketch Of MIR. Magic.
George @ Nacl". who taSl evening
Wheeling, is one of tho best known
and most highly esteemed men OF
West Virginia. For some lime past
h" has been president If the West Viz
GINA Manufacturers' Association. and
is head Of the new Wheeling Morris
Plan Rank. which no helped 10 organ
iy,. only .. few months ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

FOR RehT-Furished for Two gentle
men. uso If bath and phone, 81 Howard ST..
klrkwcod. le-l3-j
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KING CONSTANTINE
Continued from First PaRe.)

Alexander was born August !.
1893. He was captain in the First
regiment Of artillery in the Greek
lrp,Y)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13

CHICAGO. ..luiI" Announcement
was made here thIs-aI i"rn""u that the
r'hirAg" ami Northwest, I'll Railway t'om-
IGny has &ih~rril,ri iuI $5.an". ~" Lih"r-
- bonds Fart III Ihl~ :'um Will l." taken
rs cmVl"ycS an the luSiHllmrui HlHn.
Tn" Illinois trust II SWINGS iHuk to-
day subscribed Tor g 90" .h"m l.ih"rt Y
loan h"nd%. TN" Pullman Company. tor
s. Inu u"n IN" lnr"rna !"nHl Harvester
Company i"T $L"n" go" and ihc m"nrb"rS
-; thu family "f tn" H. =" Samuel Ai"r-
ton for $l15.Unn
Thiracu'S lash IT sul '.'rihInE ) con, =
nnn an hour {" tn" LIBERTY loan until
Hon, Friday. rrC"iI"d - ,wu hour boast
today with ANNOUNCEMENTS al 4 S".nnn. yhn
~UhScripii ION lay til" th .",GU l;ranch ut
I."". HIcEinSom aud t'oi pam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR SALE-Farm In Belmont county. Flushing
ship. containing - ares: frame room house.
good barn. other buildings Cal! Or write J. A. Hines.
r. D. . Piedmont. Ohio. je.l3-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
WANTED-Male Help

MEN WANTE0lneXrerienred for factory work:
steady: all ycar around chance for advancement;
$50 for hours work National Carbon Co..
t'arksbu:s ". Va SEQ Mr. Bush Mcclure Hotel.
. "a ~ a. m. to T.. ie-l2-i
WAHTEO-i'sn.s maker. steady work guaranteed
Sa."lsbcis. Hanover ST. Martins Ferry. je-Tl
WRNTED-Men to sell our line household
furnishings. rrcm house to house Im:u
Herkly Payments We pay weekly.
nr.6-I C.. F. ADAMS. 1li0-ll42 Main 81
WRHIEO-AT Once. several good delivery and s,les
boys. TO work befoie tcuooI. Apply at Circulation
Department. Intellg tuCef. letweso . AND d "a
WANT 0-Bot!er for foot power machine. Cal! Bell
phone 6i7 SleubenuIle. Ohio. II our expense.
je-l1-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
Good for Cleveland.

ELfNFLNNN. INN" -.---Nl NN0W 10
day nv" l,hrr! lnru r"mm!it." hah
I"I:"d &iI ""m. QUO ~ t,'Vclnnd'S uurt:,
~ 81. rnr.Umn. Tn" n,iI,' :"nnI S'r."" ;th-
,iIiI"nnl - ."nn. 80" viii h" r"rll"-i 10y
tri.la.. ,'anip;iI::n nHun,''rS say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
WEAK SYSTEMS
TONED Up
MAN TELLS HOW WIFE SUFFER-
ED FROM RUNDOWN SYSTEM
AND NERVOUSNESS FOR
A LONG TIME AND
FOUND RELIEF
IN TANlAC
NOW RECOMMENDS IT TO
FRIENDS

My wife was Il sufferer from merry,
BUSINESS and loss Of Appetite. writes
Mr.. Charles Neal of Point Pleasant.
W. Va. Her system was completely
broken down and what little food she
did eat would make her sick.
II bought her bottle of Tanlac.
continues Mr.. Neal, and The results
were wonderful. She now has Il
healthy appetite; in fact. she says Sh"
can't get enough Ia cal. and Sh" lnelS
fine all through her Srstnm. Shr
sleeps sound and feels hat Tan'ac IS
a wonderful remedy. All her friends
will tell you how much better she
looks. and il Is all the result of taking
Tanlac. can rherriully recommend
il 10 anyone AS fine remedy.
Nervousness is bur a condition
brought on by 4 1isordnrrd stomach.
MANY Other ailments may no traced
10 this source. Weak kidneys, loss of
appetite, weight nr sleep. sluggish
liver. faint and dizzy spells. head,
aches. rundown system and many
other ills are hut storm signals OF n
weak and ailing stomach. ..
You, too, can overcome these ills. II
you arc suhjcctcd IN them. if YOU will
bur act on tho advice given by Mr..
Neal--take Tanlac. Nearly a million
testimonials telling Of The benefits de-
rived from Tanlac are its record.
Won't YOU try. it, Don't lot those
nerve-racking. misunderstanding ills OF
your stomach dull your days. Take
Tarlac. enjoy these beautiful days.
Go to G.. II. Grirst & Co.'S Drug Store,
lllo5 Market street, Wheeling. ". Va,
and get your bottle of Tanlac TO-
DAY! Join the happy throng Of Tan,
lac enthusiasts.