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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
LAD INJURED
Carr Gehr'ng. Of Martins Ferry. suf.
fers Painful Injury in Motorboat.
May Lose Foot

Carl Gehring son ~ Mrs Joseph
G"nriug. of Martins Ferry. met with
q serious accident yesterday while
enroute 10 the MUTT & Jeff Fishing
club. below Ncw Martir1yiue He in
company with his brother. Henry. and
Everett Wallace. left Martins Ferry
Tuesday in a yacht and intended com.
plotting the trip today
However. yesterday morning about
10 O'Clock while about ten miles De-.
10" New Martins,iiie IN some manner
not known Carl go' MA foot caught
lr fH" engine uf rho tdchf aud if wa-
badly mashed Iln AS taken to %au,
Ntriln-fill" her" tn" injury WAS
dressed and he was placed ou "a train
aud sent fp Wheeling and from th.r,
was taken to hi- home ON Main stree.
Martins Ferry. lr V 70 Wilson wa .
called and hc had the uufostuua'.
man removed 10 tho hospital where
10 7f- stated that D. may De- ueceerar-
90 r"mpt" Tarf 81 rho loot and MAJ poo
ail o.. if 4 late hour last evening
D." Was resting we'll although the ir.
jury i5 causing him much pain iIe Ii
N"ll known a. he was ono o. TIC. star
player Ou rho Anchor Inn ball team
~ Martins Forry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
PYTHIAN PICNIC
Knights % This City and Vicinity
Have Big Time az Wheeling Park.
Many Special Events

There were biz doin's" for ever,
knight of the *. a. P.'s yesterday. ,Da
occasion being the annual outing anG
picnic 81 The lodge and members from
all points BOO this vicinity with families
and friends who spent a day AZ Wheel.
ing park that they will long remern-
Der. Starting early Ia the morning
the members began 20 gather on th,.
grounds and BY evening the crowd
had swelled 10 almost record Brcakin,.
attendance for the lodge outing. aul
needless To- say every one had enjoy.
ment
The feature Of The afternoon WAS
the athletic COu.est- Every event
on the program wa warmly contested.
especially the ladies' running races
which brought forth some female rly.
ers ~ surprising ability Mrs Adams
OF Wheeling Island. proved yicto-
In both dashes for the ladies. winning
b "A comfortable margin In the twenty
Vineyard dash and thu hfty.tard dash
Miss Eulah Wilson finished second
Boxes ~ Chocolate we're awarded as
prizes 20 each OF them
Elwood IAmber'. - Film Grove
nOsed out hi- rivals ir Tho fUeufy-fyt
yard dash by close margin. Will
In the ffty-! ard dash IS T. Adams. of
the Island Na- l aIuucr Tho 100
yard dash. free FOR aii. went FOO Edga-
Polly. ~ Eas' Vince ur Prizes acre
presented % each ~ tho winners
IN the evening dancing naa enjoyed
snd ~ VAS NOT until r. l4fr hour ff4'
tho merry crowd left FOR ftrir home.
tired bur happy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
A BIG TIME
FOR BELLAIRE
BELLAIRE ACCEPTS CHALLErGE
OF FERRIANS.
willing TO Play the Picked Team st An,
Time. AZ Beilaire-Expsct
Big Crowd.

\ report has come from the baseball
camp At Martins Ferry to the effect that
an EFFORT Is being made to organize a
baseball team In that city that could de-
Feat the Bellaire Abilities Players will
he selected from the three main teams
OF that city. the Y. q -. the Ideals and
the Anchor Inn teams. The report also
states that this aggregation would be
one or IN" best looking IN the valley.
when this team IL selected. the ability
90 pay baseball and not the looks alone.
shoulu ne considered as the Athletics
are noted as great bali players as R.lI
~ their hanfSomn uppearaucet@
Arrangements wcre completed for IN.
games last evening and tAey will ~
piay'd at the sixteenth street pal
saturday and SUNDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
NO CLUE
Police Unable 90 Trace the Man Eho
Robbed Aetnavtllo Bfidge Toll
Keeper Tuesday Evening.

~ lat" hour last night no trace 81
the thief who robbed she old toll kc.rler
~ m" NctuI'ilie bridge TUESDAY evsuiut.
had been discovered The t1Il k-..t...F.
vas All" tn furnish the police good
description Of the man ard IL * the gen
'Ib "finiou that the ruhter l. not "A pro
I"~-iuHHl luf a Martins Ferry MIL work
'r WI" saw hts chance To- steal the
unret and took the chance The Mar
tins Ferry authorities have been notified
=" watch Tor him and his early capture
o. lOuts-.d fur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
RECOVERING
South Side Woman Suffer-, Marrow r..
cape From Dread Effects of
Ftomaine POISONING

Mrs William ROScIieb OF Twentv
Fourth and Jacob streets. IL gradually
recovering from the effects OF ptornaire
IoiSohlne. caused by eating unripe -,
tainted bananas and watermelonS sun
dtN. The following day Mrs Rosenet
Mas attacked by the severe symptoms OF
tilS dread sickness and for a while there
were great fears entertained that sha
would not recover.
Later. however. she rnllici ano this
morning u was announced That all dan
ger was passed and ~ viii Ice but "A few
days until she viii DO able to leave the
house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
DIRECTORS MEETING.

\ monthly meeting ~ the Board 70
Directors ~ the Wheeling business
Mems Association VIII be held r.s
morning 90 an % clock In the Market.
Auditorium building eCrofarv
Schv orfforor announced Yesterday
that nothing special DEL expected 10
come up Tor consideration but much
routine business viii be- transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
ELM GROVE CASE
WAS NOT TRIED
LEGAL QUESTION BROUGHT UP BE.
CAUSE DATE ON wAIIANT
WAS ron SUNDAY.
Another warrant Issued ON Complaint of
Town Sergeant Butler and
Smith was 8S-arrssstd.

Inc trial OF Harry smith. pool room
proprietor OF Elm Grove. charged with
Violation or the sunday closing act ana
TO have been held last evening before
justice 6oinpers. was postponed until
tuesday afternoon at o'clock When
the case was brought up for hearing last
evening there was n very obvious defect
Ia the warrant. IL appearing that the in
formation having been given ON sunday
and dated on that day. contrary to law.
II was necessary. therefore. to issue a
new warrant. which was done. OFFICER
itutler. OF Elm Grove, preferring the
charge.
charges OF gambling have also been
brought against smith. together witn
Harry Slender. of the Elm Grove barber
ShoT. and Logan Martin. 10y the Good
Citizenship League Of that place. but the
Defendants waived hearing on this
charge and Mere bound over to the next
grand jury. under bond.
large number OF witnesses were
present To testify last evening. all OF
whom have been subpoeuaed 10 appear
at Tuesdays hearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE
MEETS THIS AFTERNOON

Plans for the second annual ou,iu..
OF the wheeling Board Of Trade e..
Wheeling park will boz made this a.
i"rnoon az q Meeting ~ the enter'ai..
Weui committee. The session will D..
held ~ o.clpck 4 program will d.,
arranged and the committee will -..
lect The exact date for the outing Tire
board mtwhnrs viii be guests az ..,
Wet virginia Tarcfion a Electro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

Friends In this city received word last
evening ~ the death of John McIntire.
aged o years. At the home OF his sister.
MIS-. Jane Wilson. IN New concord. -
w "dneSday evening at AS O'Clock.
Death came after short illness caused
~ pneumonia Tho deceased was for
merry resident ~ Wcllsburg and was
w'll known In this city. No arrange
m"rts have been made for the funeral
hut services Will probably he held from
the place Of death and tnt"rment made in
the New concord cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

The Presidcri OF Hewitt Bros. Soap
COMPANY. Dayton. Ohio. SAYS. "Buv
Two cakes ~ Easy Task Soap FOR ten
cents. nse one bar. and n 10 isn't j..f
What We say r. IL. YOU get your dime
back In jiffy" II Is n strong claim
10 say that Easy Task Soap cuts the
work ~ washday In half but the fa,t
can ne proven by tho evidence Of tho.
sanns u delLghfcd women -Afv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
JACxrowN PAIR OPENS.

The annual exposition or the Rich.
hill Township Agricultural Association
better known the "Jacktown fair.
now in session. Is attracting the uscal
large crowds. The fair opened Tues
Jay and will close this evening
Horse racing a. usual Is the priuci-
pal attraction. and some fast time wai
reported yesterday. number e..
horses from this vicinity are entered
81 the various events
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
RIVER NEWS

The gasoline packer Della SIC arrived
Yesterday p; noon from Matanpras and
departed few hours later for trai
place. She had large cargo OF Farm
tfpdu.@ and fruit. in addition TO other
The Mildred fs due to arrive this eve
ming from CluriugtOu.
TH" ~tcSIu"r Joe Fowler viii carry ar
excursion tonight. given nv the 'onSpll.
u4ts"u club. or the North End
The river was aftonnrs yesterda-
WITH "a stag" "f q. . feet recorded below
r. feet.
Th" SITTER 'rved Two barges OF coal
yesterday To- dam SO. H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
To 30 Released

Henry fOdg' ot this city. who vs.
aif"~i". several months ago on th-.
cha zee ~ being the father of the uu-
born child OF lila NrMlIlsr fJrmsfiv
a. TITS ,lty. but now OF E.lIairr. era
Wrp has been co. ial ever since will ba
released according Co the confession II
're ~. Who stated that since 'Eu child
va born that Dodge l- not ~. father
co.: d." child Steps VIII he taken tins
W''K tp secure his release
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
To Hold Meeting.

y u.eetlus 90 tns ,olosed people - this
.4fN viii De held some evening this week
tu Protest against the action OF the col
.'f'I Ir.. .ir 90 Wheeling - ho come over
here and rdI.s tru.llr iu the local NOV
inE rtrfur" theatres The tTpuhle last
week 200 orc OF fIs local houses vas
-.l.-lI ~ Wheeling IonIIe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
Obituary
cumbach Obsequies.

- he remains OF Henry Cumbach. the
aiHNel Kun man who committed sui
eide In the county Jail by hanging him
sen. were Inferred In At. Zion cemetery
Yesterday afternoon. Funeral services
We're conducted from the family rest
dence by Rev. J. NJ. Pruess, OF ~
stephen church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
MARTINS FERRY


Ine tlCk"t- Tor Inc Nrst annual pic
nic OF the United Fraternal association
OF this city watch will be held At
Wheeling Park saturday are selling
rapidly and from ali expectations there
wi.i be a large crowd present. There
are at present over 5000 tickets out ard
they AZ" distributed over the entire
u heeliug district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

Martins Ferry patrons Of Daily In
tcllisencer Can get Book No. g. "A
Guest at the Ludlow" by Bill Nye. by
presenting coupon. cut from this pa
per. with 25 cents, al Hoae's Drug
Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
Jones Obseoufes-

The remains 81 Mrs. sarah McCrum
tones who's" death occurred in san
francisco. arrived I'm this city YESTERDAY
afternoon and We're taken to th.. home OF
local relatives. Arrangements for the
iuneral nave not been completed but will
likely be held Friday and interment will
be made IN Greenwood cemeetry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
STRIFE Settlsd

The strike that has been N progress
a. the Gay lord mine No. .. for the last
tw" weeks was settled at a meeting uf
TIE Wiu''- and the operators held yes
t'rday and u IL expected that the mine
wiil RESUME TODAY. The trouble was
settled ~atisfart"rN 80 zach side and
r" ;urtHrr trouble is expected to re-
r. 1T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

their destination Zoo time last evening
OWNS Co. the fact that tie power was OFT
con TIE traction limo uI account - boiler
trouble az t'c power plant iu Wheeling.
The CATS Ou all the ohio side were one
lsfI~ 'tfe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
River Marks.

PlTTSBl RICH. Pa, Aug - Stages
reported
Davis Island DANE feet. station
AIRY. clear.
S'oubeuvilie-9 feet. stationary
clear
Parkersburg - 80 feci. falling
CLOUDY.
NorgautoNn--7 feet. stationary
clear
Oh city inches below. station
ary. clear
Warren . inches below. stationary
clear
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friday evening and % IS claimed tse
Wheeling people started a.
one prominent colored man Of Ma.
'liH erfy stated 90 a representative or
TINS paper last evening that action vii
D." taken ~ ~" meeting AMI - o.
trouble makers do not heed The warrIrr
some other action Will he taken
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~ 80 90. which she paid The squire
also gave her a good lecture
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-23
EHDE SEVEN EOAI Sk1

asked the king. II want some
one to watch my seven foals. If
you will watch them one whole
day and then come back to me
and tell me what they eat and
drink I will let you have my
beautiful daughter for your wife.
But il you do not do 1t l will cut
three DEEP, WIDE GASHES in
your back and then fill them up
with SALT"
oh, boys and girls, can you
imagine anything so cruel?
The lad thought the task set
he would gladly do it.
The next morning, at the first
peep of dawn, he set forth be-
hind the seven foals. They went
off at fast gallop. UP hill and
down dale, over rocks and
through rivers, they rushed
along. But the lad kept up with
them until he turned a corner
and saw before him an old witch
sitting in the cleft of a rock. She
was spinning. She saw him the
moment he saw her!
Come here, come here, my
boy" she whined. ~ will give
you a nice heap of soft grass to
sit upon, and I will comb your
hair for you all day long. Don't
follow those foolish foals any
farther"
The boy did as he was asked.
n tined nd xunarsa1 viii l.
his long run, you see. When
evening came he said, well, /
may as we'll go back home, for
there is no use to go to the pal
ace. I have not kept faith with
the king"
ooh, watt" said the old witch,
"till the foals come back this way
again. Then you can go home
with them. l will give you a
flask of water and clod of turf.
You may take these to the king
and say they are what the foals
eat and drink"
The lad did this and when he
reached the kings palace the
king said:
"Have you watched the foals
all day faithfully? Can you tell
me what they eat and drink"
The lad showed the king what
the old witch had given him. The
king was very angry, for he knew
he had been tricked. So he
turned and gave the lad the three
stripes on his back and then sent
him home, crying bitterly.
What do you think happened
the next day?
Ito Be Continued.)
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to others who might spend freely.
Dorothy-while not worldly
wise-has been in the habit of
managing the income from her
music teaching. Why do you not
take her into your confidence in
money matters? / have seen
that you were so much in love
you could not talk anything but
love; but the day is coming
when she will be glad if you rec
ognize her responsibility in the
matter and treat her like a real
helpmate.
If you divide your salary,
John, in two, and then assume
the occasional heavy bills, you
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-23
BY Winnie Lee.

By Winnie Lee.
Dear John:
You tell me, John, that you do
not know just what course to
take in household expenses, ex-
cept that you have planned to
spend according to your income
and spend more as this is in
creased.
Let me tell you-and Dorothy
must think so, too--that no in
come ever covers the outlay
planned.
The best you can do is to allow
your wife Just SO much and leave
a margin for the inevitable rainy
day.
A man once told me that he
was happier when earning six
dollars a week and sharing oat-
meal with his bride over her do
nestle sewing table than he was
on reaching a salary of twenty
seven dollars weekly.
True, neither he nor his wife
could ever abide oatmeal there
after, but there was no attempt
then to live beyond their means.
In his case expenses simply piled
on him, he did not seek them;
but the rule of happiness applies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-23
SPECIAL FEATURES OF INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS
SOCIETY

The Y. w. @. A. Is preparing
to open summer camp at its at
tractive cottage near Sylvan, on
Fox Island. Miss Baker will be
in charge this year and the first
squad of campers will be installed
July 1. The camp will be Kept
open the remainder of the sum-
mer, and scores of Tacoma girls
are expected to take advantage
of it.
Charles and Peter Richardson,
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Richardson, are home from
Princeton.
The Homesteaders will enter
tain at Eagles hall tomorrow
night. Refreshments will be serv-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. ID. Richards and
daughters, Helen and Dorothy
and son, Fred, have left on a trip
to Denver, Colorado Springs, KAN
sas City, st. Louis and st. Paul.
Pocahontas lodge will entertain
with card patry Wednesday
evening at the Odd Fellows tenn
pie. All members and friends
have been invited.
In honor of Mrs. Helen Fran
ces Barron of st. Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nyquist will entertain
with an informal dinner at their
home this evening.
Jubilee week began Sunday at
Aquinas academy and will con-
tinue for four days as celebra-
ton of commencement at the in
stitution. The commencement
exercises will be held this even
ing in the academy auditorium.
There will be other exercises each
night until the end of the jubilee.
VIII Donald, graduate manager
of athletics at the University of
California, is visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
ACOhoiu. l10 HAS JuoI
from trip east with the Califor-
MIA team.
Miss Elinor Riley of Portland
is the weekend guest of Prof.
and Mrs. Marsh at their North
Alder street home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Wheeler,
who have been abroad for nearly
a year, landed in New YORK a
week ago and are expected in Ia
coma Saturday. They will make
the trip across the continent in
easy stages.
Mrs. f. L.. Davis is entertaining
this afternoon in honor OF the
Queen sther girls. Mrs. Davis
will leave soon to MAKE her home
in Seattle.
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will find the household machin-
cry will run quite smoothly. AL
most any wife would rather
know just how much to count on
than have to guess at 'piekings
which may be considerable,
droppings at unlooked-for times
no certainty to build upon.
A proud and sensitive woman
shrinks from begging her hus-
band for money, and the average
wife has enough dignity to dis
like humbling herself after the
first days of marriage-thed days
she needs the least she ever is gO-
ing to. As ever,
WINNIE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-23
NOT BECOMING
FOR YOUTH
Unsightly Grey and Faded Hair

Why not have beautiful, dark,
glossy, natural colored hair, full
of life and beauty-keep yourself
young looking and fascinating?
Its so easy and simple to do If
you will get bottle of Hays
Hair Health today. You'll notice
change after one or two appli-
cations-how quickly the gray
hairs vanish-how glossy, full of
life and vitality Hays Hair Health
will keep your hair.
Don't waste time, get bottle
today. Your druggist is selling
more Hays Hair Health than all
others, because he knows it's the
most satisfactory, the incest and
cleanest to use and really does
restore color to grey hair.
VIRGES DRUG 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-23
AS TOLD BY AUNT GERTIE
CHAPTER I.

CHAPTER I.
A long, long time ago, away
out in the woods in a far coun-
try, a queer old couple lived.
They hadn't money. No one
knew how they got food, even.
They had three sons!
One day the oldest lad decided
to go out into the world and try
to make his own bread and but
ter. He walked and walked and
walked, hours and hours and
hours!
AS the shades of night fell on
Old Earth, and everything was
growing hushed in preparation
for the long nights rest, the lad
came in sight of a kings palace.
what are you looking for?"
asked the king, who sat in a
great easy chair on the palace
porch.
I'm looking for a place to
work, SIR" said the lat.
"Will you work for me?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-23
The Past Brings Regret.

AHe ast DTIhSS tNcSFcbs
Dear Miss Grey: 1 am all
alone, so / seek you advice.
i have been keeping company
with man about thirty.
eight years old, and 1 am
twenty-seven.
One evening he said he
wanted to tell me about his
past. He told me he had
been intimate with a married
woman for some time, but
in the last two years he has
led q good life and wanted to
know if 1 could forgive him
and some day marry him;
but since he told me that
don't seem to feel as though
i could trust him. have
always been a moral good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-23
1T tto1:s Ts &c G111afthin G'cx

We are in love with a young
man of ~. There Is n
young girl who seems TO love
him as we do, but he tells
us he does not love her;
but he stays with her more
than with the rest when in
company.
He has often told ms that
he loved us and often spoke
of engagement TO ms. Now
you know he can marry but
one of us. lie seems TO love
us the same, and we both
love him. He takes us to
the theater and for walks.
Our mothers and fathers con-
sent to our marriage, but we
do not know whether he is
true or not. X. AND l..
A.-Girls of your ages should
know that such man does not
love you and you are unwise t
allow him privileges such as tC
tell you he loves you. 1t is al
to love two girls al
once aS it is to marry them.
IL he cannot associate with you
without overstepping the bounds
of friendship, l advise you to droI
his acquaintance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-23
A Severe Blow.

A Dear Miss Grey: I see
there is new law called
1.-THE Lazy Mans Law"
Now, Miss Grey, If a man
gets a lazy wife, he hasn't
any law to protect him, and
II he banishes his wife he
can be thrown i'm Jail and
made to work.
Now, IL the wife leaves
him, he has no law, and it
seems like an unfair deal to
me, for a good man is apt
to get a lazy wife just as
much as a good woman is to
get a lazy husband. Do you
think he should be punished
for life and the woman go
free? hope to hear from
you soon. A MAN.
A.-Since the heads of GU
ivic departments and the major
ty of men are voters, why nc
tut your heads together and lee
slate against lazy women?
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Nice Looks and Classy
hnoSGnE

Nice Looks and Classy 4
Dresses.
Dear Miss Grey: VIII you
please tell me through your
columns how may have a
steady boy companion.
am a girl fourteen years
of age and have to go and
come home from all the par
ties alone. 1 think 1 am nice
looking and dress rather
classy; but 1 am quite BASH
full. Thanking you.
ROSY CHEEKS.
A.-You surely don't expect to
get through this world on nice
looks and classy dresses; these
alone will not win you friends OF
keep them. You are living in
very small world il you allow
these things to occupy your mind
when there are others so much
more necessary and important
You are as yet at the bottom oil
the ladder; are you going to reach
the top round, or fail miserably?
You have your choice. Girls who
start out as you are never get very
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-23
girl and guess that Is why I
feel that way.
Dear Miss Grey, tell me
what you think best to do?
WORRIED.
$40 and 942 G Street.

At was frank of the
young man to tell you of
his past before he asked you
to marry him. At the same time
1 cannot advise you to marry him
as long as you feel as VI
do. Let the affair rest for the
present and the future will prob
ably shape itself. You can do
much to help your friend to live
above his past by giving him your
friendship,