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How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catatfh
that cannot be cured by Hall
Catarrh Cure.
l.. j. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned. have known r. J
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him perfectly honorable Ia all business
transactions financially able ~ carr!
out any obligations made hy his arm.
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]. B. Cleghorn. in honor of her brother,
Joe b. Collier.
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Flag No, IL. Bears the single star.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
Seek TO Show Woman
Forgot Marriage Vows

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 4.-The
prosecution closed its case to-day in
the trial of Elmer Hupp. wealthy oil
operator. charged with second degree
murder for the killing Of Charles l..
joyce, whom he found in the Hupp
homo in the company Of Mrs. Hupp,
on the night Of January ~.
4 verbal clash between the attor-
neys for the defense and the State
over the competency Of testimony the
defense attempted to introduce.
brought Il temporary halt TO the trial.
The defense had placed William j.
Dabney, d former ncighbor Of the
Humps. on the stand 10 testify that he
had seen Mrs. Hupp and joyce togclh-
er at the Hupp home during the hus-
bands absence,
County Prosecutor Doerfler object
ed TO the introduction Of such tcstimo,
ny. claiming il was incompetent and
had no bearing on the case.
Attorneys for Hupp argued before
the court that any testimony 1t
would show that Mrs. Hupp ha' Jr-
gotten her marriage vows. no ter
through whom that testimony Was Of
ferrd on the stand, was competent
Judge Kennedy adjourned court
while the point being argued was set
tied. His decision is expected 10 have
much bearing on the line Of defense
tho attorneys for Hupp expected 10 in
troduCe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
Twentieth Century Treatment For
The Sick of Wheeling
and Vicinity.

EI.ECTRO-MEDICAI. DOCTORS OF
Wheeling. W. Va, whose institution
Is chartered under the laws ut West
| Virginia with ample capital, anu
reputation for honesty and fair deal
ing with our patrons and the Puoilc
that can be approached by few and
cxccllcd by none. Our long list oi
satisfied patrons. some q. them CUM
| ing tlpm far distant states and '"!r!-
tories. often undergoing grca; person
al Inconvenience 10 reach our Office,
prove absolutely the wonderful con
fdence the publis has in the treat
ment Of the EI4ECTRO-MEDlCAL
| DOCTORS.
THE OFFICES OCCUPY THE EN-
TIRE SECOND FLOOR OF l12I
MARKET ST, Wheeling, ". Va
where hundreds of sick people will be
flocking in the next few days seeking
relief.
The public is cordially invited TO
I inspect our establishment any time,
and our expert operators Will take
great pleasure In demonstrating our
marvellous apparatus and machines.
The office is equipped with every
MODERN SCIENTIFIC lNSTRU,
MENT AND APPARATUS FOR TIE.
investigators OF YOUR ILLS
AND THEIR TREATMENT. y dc
scriptiOn of the cntir" equipment
would take TOO much valuable space,
but a brief list includes 4 powerful
N-RAI maChin" for the minute dag
nnstic examinations. revealing As il
does the internal body structure as
plain as the print you are now read
ing, and generating machines for
every other electric current. for med.
ica use TESLA. OUnlN. AUTO
CONVERSATIONS AITOINDUTlON.
SINUSOIDAI.. DAP inNNAL. FARA-
DC and GALNANiC. as we'll as all
forms HIGH FREQUENCY, ULTRA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
MARCH TERM Of
COURT OPENED
Grand Jury Instructed by Judge Rob
inson and Usual Phases Of
Law Covered.

Criminal court Tor IN" March term
Opened ~ 3:3n O'Clock Yesterday
morning. and ihr greater part ot me
morning WAS orcuHicd in III" Sc!ec-
ton Of tho grand jury. Examination
OF Witnesses started abou, II o'clock.
Four jurors. namely. William klr'
bach. l.. S. Good and Charles W. Nc
GinniS. and Adolph Fritz. wcr" ab'
sent. excepting Fritz. who was rN'
cused and the others vera sworn IN.
W. II pfarr is foreman OF the body
and the following constitute the
panel:
Bates McLain. Adam Ka!tenbach
George Bruhn. Conrad Miller. Otto
Barth. Chris Ficw"g, George Nau
\. C.. Schneider. Charles F. Flanagan
John Redckcr. Louis f Burial. L.
+. Goettman. George Erb. William
Wendell and NJ. c. Hartley.
Among the cases which thc grand
jury will investigate during the day
arc:
Felony Cases.
State VS.. Leslie Rich: theft from
New York Loan company.
Thomas Harris and James FiShc-;
holdup on back river bridge.
John Shinshok: cmbcZzlcmrnI from
the NaSsif Candy company.
Frank Thornhurc: embczZlcmcnt
from the town OF Fulton.
Lawrence St Clair; theft OF cigar
cites from express car.
Harry O. Grow; theft from the b.
& O. company.
John Smallis; theft OF $50 from a
Greek boarding house.
Nate Holman: theft Of ovcrcoat.
Alfred Minard and Theodore Para
disc: larceny from Adams Express
company.
Frank Roberts; serious crime at
Union Mission.
misdemeanor Cases.
T. !. Paradise: larceny from the
Adams Express company.
Rodney Arthur: pistol toing.
The case Of state VS.. Nate HOhl'
man. charged with theft Of an over
coat. was tho first case taken up by
the grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05

recovering rapidly and will probably be
abb Ia resume his work in n few days.
'rhr infant son of Rev. and Mrs. G. d.
Sampson OF South thapline. who has
been seriously i'll for sr"vral weeks with
pn'umonin. is reported recovering rap
idly
Miss Dorothy MilliGan is recovering
raridly from recent burns which she
rrr,iv"d.
Mrs. t.. Cunningham has RETURNED 10
her home in GAINESVILLE. ohio. after
Spending several weeks ut the guest oil
Mrs. t.. V steele 81 the South Side.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Morris Of Thirty
third street tx confined II her homo With
an attack al Ia Gripc.
Alfred W"im:r at IarkcrsburE ~
spending several weeks on the South
Side AS the quest OF relatives
Mrs. \. Marshal : of South Jaeot
street is rapidly recovering from . r.
cent ulnesa. .----.-.----.----..-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05

>. ~. - 49,,
renewed Fllan(E OF every organ ana
! Increasing functional activity.
! p,,uorl.ohIn nc II NAV soon, there
hcIi"' N''p'1 90 - ma!
/ arc no SHOCKS or pam connected WIN
! This treatment The ingenious con-
! ,,.,,o,io,, or o,,r ,,,ocL;rnS bovo olin,i.
! gu W lIoit VI "'. -'' l. ~
mated all JOLIS, JAltS. SllOChS
md PAINS 50 that a child two wears
49,, -illio,, rn,,oIc an
! olu OF 'nt HIDHt u'''I'i"- leiI"ie e'h
! be treated with the best results.
i ~ iueurc mr. notrons ihc hcsr Med
| I-iEI'S nrucurohin We conduc. our own
! I,-mr Irc ,rrtmrnt. where only the hist
! md unrest drugs arc dispeDsrd for your
i>I'n ,;t'' 80 '' U.s. ''' 0"'
| "a n,'rsnr,I examination must he made
! -; ,.,cj, and rvrry ,rrsn IN securc tho
| ha., r.s,,I:s ne il is tbn only way n nrr-
! a., i,ItGEOSIS of any cas-. can he had
| .r,,;S 90 IF W.. utrnst i,nnortanrc IN Tho
,, "'I .rd m, drr,or leaving nothing
ba,,
!" rI,. ,,r,..r ,,r,h,r Of Tho ,,,cst
r,, rt1, ,'' f nrcri.;nn for Making
rhrs, examinations such as powerful
N-KAN MACHINES. blood pressure indi-
itrH !r fE nnnIiaiivn cxami
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
Tom Humphries Soon to
Be Upon Foreign Waters

Tom Humphries, Il prominent young
man Of North Wheeling. and no" III
service with Uncle Sans great sea
fighting force. and who has been nome
on Through for several Weeks
visiting his parents. Prof. and Mrs
r. !. HumphrieS has left TO. broo"
'lvu. where he will take his station on
Il t. s. torpedo destroyer and VII!
soon b" in foreign waters.
Mr.. EiumphrieS enlisted in the navy
several months ago. He WAS sent 10
4 naval training school and was later
transferred 10 the /. s. submarine
D.. He was stationed on this boat
when home on the turlouch.
Mr.. Humphries was ono OF the pest
known Young men in this city. For
several years he was the cheer Leader
Of Wheeling Hi, and after his sradu-
alton ne went to the state university
but when the war was declared he
decided to got into action. Mr.. Hum
phries is rated as a first class cleo
trician.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
Diseases Peculiar
to Men

Rectal troubles. including Hemor-
rhoids, fstula- frissures and other pain
full and distressing conditions yield
readily 10 the Electro-Medical Treat
m/Ht. and the cost for treatment Is so
moderate that no ailing man should
hesitate 10 visit the institute for treat
ment-
Kidney. bladder and prostate troubles
may have moro complications than are
presented by other diseased organs. but
under careful proper treatment these
conditions are seldom as serious as they
apprar to the one afflicted.
Another source of distress to the suf'
rcrcr is--blood poison. Blood poison
ing requires not only knowledge Of the
discasc--but the ability TO properly ad.
minister the famous "606" and "914"
treatments originated by DR.. Paul Ehr.
Itch. the deceased European scientist
winner OF. the Noble prize. These RENE.
dies are also known us ''Salvarsan" anc
"N"u SalvarSan.'
The ills Of men arc too numerous &c
mcntion---but. whatever the affliction,
modern treatment awaits tho sufferer al
the Electro Medical Doctors. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
URGED BY CRO"OER

WASHINGTON, March t.-ProTost
Marshal General Crowder appesre''
before the house military COMMITTEE
again today 10 urge prompt p;lSSaSe
of the Joint resolution providing fo1
a change in the draft law so as TO
base the quota Of each diSti't Oh.
the number o; men in class l tnS1eau
OF on M population.
Under The new classification 'her''
will b. nobody in class ! tNc"p; per-
sons Immediately available for SeTV-
ice. 50 thai. Genera. C:owd"r HN'
, planned. by basins. he quo;a on tAAi
elias :hr unfair Burden placed or
states with large alien populations
VIII hr .,LnI,.,L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05

hloat up uIsrrcssingry AFTER my meals.
Nothing tasted good to me. and was
So worried | could not rest, rapidly los
Ing fish and was entirely discouraged.
i, like everyone else took every rem
cdy suggested, and consulted a number
81 ,hr bcsr ph ysciaRs. who told me that
my age WAS against me and they could
only relieve the symptoms
At last. in desperation. | called on The
1,l,,.trn- Medical Doctors, 1927 Market
Street. Wheeling. W. Va. and placed my
cas-. in their hands. agreeing TO Undergo,
4 few weeks OF treatment without inter
rup,ion. / began to improve rapidly
alter the first, week, and now | am I'm. al
am Is years YOUNG In place Of 60 years
old. ] am sclf-supportinG. making ):
good living. and never lose Gay from
my occupation :
cannot speak too highly Of the treat
mcnt | received from the Electro-Med;
teal Doctors, and sincerely commend
their method to all sufferers like myself.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON.
Bellaire, Ohio. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
Poker PrOfiteerS Hard
Hit By Tax Ruling

WASHINGTON. r. C.. March l.
Poker pr0(ii"crS were hit to-day by
the internal revenue bureaus informal
ruling that earnings from the game
we're subject to the income tax. but
losses could not be deducted from In
come in figuring the tax. Thus there
is a tax for the winner and no renel
for the loser. The ruling was gwen
in answer TO the following letter oil
inquiry:
kindly tell US whether poker losses
are deGuctable from net income in hg
uring income. taxes. have lost large
sums in the past year. and the QueS
ton with me is vital. For the informa
ZION of a friend who has had good
poker profits. please tell me whether
these are 10 be included in income.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
Feels Bully, Says T.R.
When Out Of Hospital

NEW YORK. March 2.-Throdor"
Roosevelt LETT the hospital today aftn-
four weeks of conralesclus from op':'
LIONS As he walked Rnalded from
:na private entrance OF the Roosevelt
hospital TO his waiting automobile. the
former president expressed his salts
faction in response 10, greetings given
him by a small street crowd and his
negro chauffeur.
"Oh l feel bully" he said. My
goodness, it feels good to be out.
The Colonel paused. oreathed deep
lv OF the fresh air and accompanied oy
Mrs Roosevelt entered the machine
which took them 10 the hotel LancdoE.
There the Colonel will remain few
DAYS before Soing 70 his home at OES'
ter Bay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
| VIOLENT RAYS. TIiERMIC-HEAT,
AND ALL FORMS OF VIBRATION.

VIOLENT RAYS, TliERMlC-HEAT,
AND ALL FORMS OF VIBRATION.
We treat also with Radiant Light,
Ozone. MedicatrG NaporS. and every
remedial agent that $ta..dS for renew.
eu vitality. health and happiness 10
our patrons.
There is nothing 50 efficient in re
moving the cause Of bodily ills and
pain IL, our method uf applied ELEC.
TKO-MEDICAL THERAPEUTICS. 1t
is pleasant ard painless when ap.
piled by our skilled operators.
If YOU value your health and per.
Sunal appearance, if YOU wish 10
MAKE good your loo percent effci.
cncy, The opportunity is III hand.
These currents are so penetrating
thai they destroy diseased tissue and
unhealthy pr0CrSSS without harm 10
healthy structure. thereby inducing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
Continue 4 Great Success.

Tho revival meeting being held in tho
First Christian church OF South Mar
kn, strc"t continues to BE- success.
The crowds are increasing nightly.
Evangelist Brooks has FULLY proved his
worth and holds his audience spoil
bound with his inspiring sermons. ''rh"
churches II tn" present day are alto
,,rthcr too cold. fnrrnal--they should
oncn up their doors and invite both
pounE and old. rich and poor. I" enter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
MAY BE CALLED.

WNSiiIf N';T,N. MAJ i-'ri'trtv th"ue-
ana y"L,k,~ h"tw.'..r !. AM =" row IRE
pairing Themselves :" /" r's'r"'' officers
IN their course =! school study. NAY W.
called in jan. "a" 4 ,:"nth ~ training IN
the field with REGULARS. National guards
men and uati"ra' arruy 'r"lS.
This p.Tr x I''!"G '"nSi!"r'"! IN con
r"ction VI ~ ;tr-an-'r,r"r;S for tn"
fourth s"-r.S 81 officers t-rinlEC camps
~ be opened about Jun" l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
He Is Now 68 Years Young

What Mr.. William Robertson. retired
B. & 0. engineer from Bellaire, Ohio, has
to say for The treatment received from
1i27 Market Street Wheeling. W. Va
(sccond fl"or): 5
am sS years old. and have felt the
weight Of my threc-score and almost ten
years very heavy. As with my advanc.
ing years 7 contracted a complication Of
troubles. including Catarrh. Asthma;
Bronchitis and an impairment OF my
hearing in both ears. I also had Piles.
Consultation and Indigestion. l would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
20 MILLION PEOPLE
USE CASCARETS--

You ca; one or TWO CascaTots like can
dy before going to bed and in me
morning your head Is ci"ar. tongue Is
clean. stomach sweet. breath b!iEht
AMI cold gone and YOU feel grand.
Get a 10 or 25-crnt box az any dVuE
store and enjoy tho incest. genfleSt
liver and bowel cleansing you eyer en-
noricrccG. Stop sick he;tGacheS. MI
ious spells. INDIGESTION. furr"d tongue
offensive breath and constipation
Mothers should give cross. peeviSh' te-
verish. bilious children a whole CaSca-
ret any time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
For Burning Eczema

Greasy salves and olntments should
not be applied if Good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist'for 35c. or
SlQ0 for large size. gcta bottle ofzeno.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczcmaquickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and chatting. 1t pene-
trates cleanscs and soothes. Zemo is
a clean, dependable and inexpensive,
antiseptic liquid. Try it,as we believe
nothing you have ever usedis as effect.
i've and satisfying
The E w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
McO'S LcnruC.

Tn" th'rd SESSION 81 tn" H. sly formed
Mems society "i 81. St"Th"H'S Reformed
church MIS- held last evening IN the
church nr'irrs. y Uumb"r ni u"w m"nl-
hcrs wrr" enrolled TIL" m"nt"'rs of III"
cu.urnIItr" " hn ar, III char" at IN" So
rrnl affairs, 81 thi:. SnCirtI ar" buSil$
preparing Il program which ih'y Will
I,Hi before the society Ia b" approved Of.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05

church. These young ladies arr fast
learning the art of making bandns;"s.
ard l. coming very efficient II First Nd
work. which may hc Of great h'.lH !"
tn. country. II tn. great siru-St" keeps
ny Many completed dressings. and
hospital supplies havr i""n Int :" ~"
Wheeling chapter of tn" NH'rlcan Red
Cross. Th~s. viii later l." ~hiri ~ u
Ernuklyu anal :r"m iA"r" IN fran'c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
Ten Bows Registered.

Ten hovs of the South Sid" wcr" roy
ist"rrd yesterday by Local Scout ENccu'
two H. o Pnrtz. Thcs" young men will
hc connrrtrcl with the Wesley Methodist
ry1scnrul church Of Thlrty-S"vcuth and
Jacob street Sam Hopwool. popular
Young man Of this side. has accepted
tho position of scout master. and much
efficient work is expected to n. done
nv him Ills assistant. Donald Sinclair.
:, cadr. In tho T.in$lv military institute.
Will help vim make his work on" of
great success. This is TIA" sixth boy
scout troop 20 b. organized on the South
Sidr. More work "a probably being
done along this line in this part Of the
city than in any other.