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Evening journal., 1917-02-23
THE truth ABOUT
eczema and Piles

Thousands and thousands OF peopie saw.
Peterson. are learning every week that one
- cent box Of petcrson's Ointment will
abolish Eczema and Danish piles. aud tho
grateful letters receive every day are
worth moro 90 mo than money
7 had Eczema for many years on my head
and could not set anything Co do 10 amy
good saw your ad and got ono box and
owe you mnny thanks for tho good % has
done me. There isn't blotch on ms head
now and 7 couldn't help but thank Peter
son for tho cure is great Mrs. Mary HILL
nav. hed ft-hi-,- ,,fi,e ~ 3. 49,. 49, =
Peterson Is tho only ointment that relieves
me, besides the piles seem 20 have gone.
A. B. Ruger. 1877 Washington Ave- Racine.
Wis
Use Peterson's Ointment for old sores.
salt rhourn and OH akin diseases. Druggists
recommend 90.
Evening journal., 1917-02-23
rine vandever. Howard c. vandever.

rine Vandever. Howard c. Vandever
Mr.. and Mrs. J. !. Johnson, William
Il. Campbell, f. +. Dougherty, james
Stull, Earl Dennis, Mr.. and Mrs. carl
ton Bryan, Mrs. J. W. Jackson, ]. I.
Mills, Mrs. Leon Lyons, Mrs. George
Lyons. il. II. hartman, Gertrude
Dare, H. L. Tussey. Nellie Blackwood'
Mrs. James L. Clark, Mrs. W. +.
Drummond, w. L. Drummond, W. il.
Stuart, o. II. Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph II. Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Crossley, Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Fisher.
Thomas Leopold, Arinah Mundorff,
Elwood Coyle, Harold e. Houck, En-
win A. Pearson, Mary c. Pearson,
Mrs. w. w. Douty w. w. Douty, Mrs.
G. n. Bailey. G. n. Bailey, William NJ.
Money, Rose Money, Mrs. Catherine
Hardy. c. Joseph Hardy, Miss Annie
Hahn. Mrs. NJ. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
e. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Z. Vandegrift, Mrs. A.
u. Binder, Mrs. c. J. Jacobs, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. d. Cooper, l.. w. Ancker, p.
p. Turner, Mrs. d. Dolson, the Rev.
and Mrs. J. L. Johnson, the Rev.
and Mrs. Robert Watt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy w. Beatty, Mrs. Alfred Gill
bert, W. W. Knowles, Charles P. Har-
vey and wife, Joseph 2. wilkins,
Edna NJ. Wise, William +. Beckerle,
Miss Thielman, Miss Cheavens, w.
Chileritt, Miss Anna =. Ellwanger,
Miss Myrtle NJ. McClain, Preston
Haynes, w. II. Berger, Mr.. and. Mrs.
Charles II. Grantland, Margaret s.
Grantland. Eva X. Jones, Henry T..
Hoffman, Dallas Dolson.
Evening journal., 1917-02-23
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SATURDAY MARKET BASKET

a natural color oleomargarine made
with the June butter. This is often
quite decided butter color and would
suggest its use without coloring. The
little tubes OF colorlng matter are fur
nished with the oleomargarine, but l
strongly advise you to use 10 as It
comes The coloring adds absolutely
no nutriment
Try this wholesome, nutritious pro-
duct 1t viii certainly help you TO
cut down bills.
Evening journal., 1917-02-23
.QUiRE fines Fathers.
THEN PAYS The fine

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
STAFFORD. Del. Feb. 23.-Henry
Passwater and II. Messersmith.
charged with neglecting to send their
children TO school at Cannon. We're
each fined so cents by Magistrate
Thorne yesterday Constable Steen
and Magistrate Thorne helped pay the
fine.
il appeared that the Passwater
child had to stay at home to help her
mother Messersmith said he was
unable to send his boy TO school in
a presentable manner.
Evening journal., 1917-02-23
GRANn MASTER visits.

Special TO THE EVENING JOOhNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del, Feb. %
Stuart j. Horn, most worshipful grand
master of the Grand Lodge of Della
ware. Masons. accompanied by some
of his staff. visited Franklin Lodge
No. u, A. T.. and A. NJ. last night
Masons from different parts Of the
county were present. and at the close
of the regular business session re-
frcshments we're served.
Evening journal., 1917-02-23

Part OF woman's preparation for
war is this harem trousorette, to be
worn by women who volunteer for
service in the ambulance or aerial
corps. II has just been introduced
a. the Chicago garment makers style
revue. IL is of white wash satin.
The coat and skeleton" skirt are Of
navy blue velvet.
Evening journal., 1917-02-23
AGED MAN BREAKS ARM.

william Vanderleak Of No. 513
French street, who had his right arm
broken last night by falling down
stairs, was reported this morning at
Homeopathic Hospital TO be resting
comfortably. He is SO years old.
Evening journal., 1917-02-23
BABY IN MILLER FAMILY.

The stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Miller. No. 1914
Washington street. yesterday and left
a ten-pound baby girl. Both mother
and daughter are doing nicely.
Evening journal., 1917-02-23
WARM WEATHER ENDS SKATING

The mild weather OF the past few
days has effectually put a stop TO the
skating in the city.
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To get the True Benefit OF
Cod Liver Oil

Use Arrco, patatable
and tasteIess Extract
with Malt, Wild Cherry
and Hypophosphites-
E S p e c tally fine for
weak, pale, delicate
and puny children.
Large 1907, 700
Bottles go. ~
Ask For FREQ Sample Bottle
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B, G. &. S. Club Entertains
Miscellaneous Shower

Miss Marie Pilger entertained a
number of friends at her home with
a miscellaneous shower in honor Of
Mrs. G.. J. Miller formerly. Olive Davis:
The honor guest received 4 number OF
useful gifts and with music and dane
ing the hours were spent very pleas
antly. Refreshments were served.
Tboca nreSent were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-13

ing Of next week at Blum's hall IN Elm
Grove. The affair will take place at
a later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-13
SIDE TALKS
BY Ruth Cameron
The Atmosphere of Home

What is the atmosphere or your
home?
Is it that Of peace. OF mutual for.
hearance. or OF irritability' or unrest; ~
mutual rccriminations over this or mat
little thing"
The way in which the atmosphere
of homes differs. the way one person
can affect the atmosphere OF whoie
household. the happiness that IS heeu-
lessly lost by living in an unpleasant
home atmosphere. are subjects WHICH
deeply interest me.
Try to "Get Something" on Each Other.
There are some homes where the
houscmatcs are always keen to GSe
something" on each other. find eacn
other in Il mistake. discover something
one in which the man of the house IS
constantly saying to his wife: You told
me such and such thing and now l
find out it isn't So Nothing delights
mistakes. She does not hear quickly
and thus gets things twisted and one
would expect him to pass such things
over but instead ne always MAKES Sa me ne
told things right once in awhile. or
something 10 that effect.
He Loves Grievances.
Instead OF accepting the things as a
mistake lie makes grievance out OF IL.
He loves grievances. Simply eats them
up" his daughter says. That Is another
way in which the home atmosphere can
bc made unplcasant-by' the habit or
looking for grievances. There arc SO
many things that you can either let
slide as unimportant probably uninten-
tional. or make grievance out Of; He
who looks for grievances will always
find them. And this habit is one that
grows. The grievance hunter would
never admit il but he comes TO take a
deep pleasure In the sport: He thinks
he's unhappy when he finds something
that he can Construe as sllght. out IN
reality he is delighted. And then ensue
sllks. hurt Air. eXplanations-all the
miserable paraphanalia Of the griey-
ancc. Naturally this does not make for
peace in the home.
And Then They Scold Their Mother
s woman was telling me once why she
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-13

ans Home Missionary society of the
Fourth Street NJ. e. church as guests
at a sewing party week after next: Inc
date is TO be announced later and me
arrangements Of the affair makes 1t
one to be anticipated with a great
deal of pleasure by the members.
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poa1en ent Announced

ing Of next week at Blum's hall IN Elm
Grove The affair will take place at
a later date.
Engagement Announced
The many friends Of Miss Anne Ma
looy, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs: NJ. );
Malooly Of South Eoff street. Will READ
with interest of her coming wedding
which is set to take place during late
January. The following cards nave
been issued:
MI. and Mrs. NJ J. Malooly
announce the engagement OF their
daughter
Anne
to
Mr.. Charles Russell Yaw
of Washington, Pa
Lecture Recital.
Members of the Martins Ferry Lee
ture-Recital club and music lovers OF
the community, will enjoy a delightful
program al the home Of Mrs. William
Thomas on North Fourth street, neSt
Tuesday afternoon, January IL. Com
positions of the much loved American
composer, Ethelbert Nevin, will be the
decided attraction Of the program. which
will be in charge Of Mrs. Fred Berthel.
who will be assisted BY Mesdames
Turner. Mellor, Dickson, Seaor1eht anu
MI
Helen Virtue and Grace Nelly as &C.
companist The melodious songs and
piano numbers Of this favorite composer
will be heard. The program follows:
NevIn Program
Mrs. Fred Bert1el
Accompanist. Miss Grace Nelly
Ne,-tn and His Music. Mrs. J. NJ. Turner
Rosary Trio with SQlo Obligato.,..:..
Mesdames Mcllor and BeTthel; Misses
Morgan and Virtue.
Songs ...... Miss Mayrne Morgan
a-"The NiGhtengale's Song.
b-Airly Beacon.
c-When the Land Is White With
Moonlight
d-SongS OF Love.
D@ Mrs. Arthur ssa6right. Mrs L. C.
Seabright.
a-valse Caprice.
b-COuntry Dance.
c-AtGzurka.
The NcneHia'-
a--Ncnetian Love Song.
bin the C'ondola.
c--In ST. Marks Square.
d--Far"wcll.
Piano Solo. Miss Eta smith
a-Shcph"rds All and Maidens Far.
b-Burcorullr.
oh! That We TWO Were Maying.
Songs ...... ............ Mrs. Berthei
b-Mighty LAX a Rose.
Dinner Parties
There will be several dinner parties
to precede the Military Ball Of Janu'
airy &c, which is given at the Windsor
Hotel by the Endowment Committee OF
Linsly Institute. These are only just
now being arranged although the de-
tails of the ball are rapidly being COM
pleted by the committee in charge. The
Premier orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic for the dancers and all plans sig
.nalize this years event as far surpass-
ing the very delightful ones OF the
past.
Will Entertain Society
Mrs. Charles Miller at her home on
North Main street, will have the Won
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did not like TO VISIT at . certain Fela1
tives ITS the kind Of homs," she
said. where If the bathroom u busy
and one Of the others wants to got I'M
they're cross about it and scold their
mother
Isn't that a perfect picture Of the
home where people substitute mutual
impatience for mutual intolerance and
reasonableness.
a little more patience. q little less
hurry, a little more willingness TO put
yourself in the Others place, Z little,-..
no a great deal.-less irritabinty, and
the home becomes tho place Of peace and
refuge II should be.
Homes, even the humblest, can b ID
pleasant If we will only make them 30.
Are you doing your share to make that
kind Of q home?
Americas lath production sinoe 1859
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-13

Jessie Bartels Hattie kreutZer
Gertrude Toomey Emma PaetZold
Gertrude Clifton Freda Abraham
Ressie Poth Selma hutchman
Mary Price
Nlesdames
IF. Kronjaeger Mrs. Richards
"A. Monahan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-13
Lee-HilIenbrand Wedding.

Thursday morning at st. Alphonsus'
church, the wedding Of Miss Will
helmina Hillenbrand Of this city TO
Mr.. James Lee, Of BeIlaire. was
solemnizcd by Rev. Father Raphael
Marie, who offered nuptial mass at 9
o'clock. Miss Mary Alderman was
maid Of honor and the groom had AZ
his best man Mr.. Walter Lee. The
bride was attired In brown, her travel
ing suit being Of broadcloth and with
hat, gloves and boots Of a correspond
ing shade. Miss Alderman was also
In brown.
A wedding breakfast at The brides
home followed the mass, where Mr..
and Mrs. Lee will reside.
Pretty Luncheon.
On Thursday afternoon at her home
in St. Clairsville, Mrs. David Parshall
entertained party of friends with an
attractively appointed luncheon. The
color scheme being yellow and white.
Sewing provided the entertainment
for the afternoon, after which the
same party was entertained By Mrs.
Park Loe, at six o'clock dinner. The
appointments for this were worry beau
tifully carried out in red and white.
The guests were:
Mesdames-~-
John Turk. Robert Bags
John Price. Lawrence LaiShley,
W. P. Megrail. Morris Rirerview.
Charles Wincher, Park Loe.
Cyrus Oldham, David Parshall.
For Miss Moore
Miss Margaret Moore. whose we'd.
ding will take pace next week, was
complimented with a party last even
Ing, given by Miss Ethel Moore al her
home in Kirkwood There were cigh-
teen guests and the bride elect was
showered with many lovely gifts.
Fourth Street Mems Club.
At the monthly meeting Of the
Mems club Of the Furth Street Al.
F.. church, next Midday evening. Jan
uary Is, very interesting program
will be given. Brief addresses will
BIZ made and there will be special
music. The Ladies' Aid society will
serve supper at $50 o'clock for which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-13
EIks' Dances.

At a meeting Of the dance commit
tee of the Elks' club on Thursday
evening, several plans were discussed
for additional social affairs Of interest
which will be launched by this organ
izaton The next event will take
place on January %, and will be fol,
lowed by a similar one on February 5.
The annual masque ball Is set for
February 81, and will be the last
social undertaking until the Easter
ball Of April Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-13
MUSICAL TEA
At ST. LUkE'S
CHARMING EVENT BEING AR
RANGED FOR TUESDAY EVEN
ING BY KINGS DAUGHTERS.
Party at West Virginia Home on
Thirteenth Street - Kahn Club
Dance-Numerous Events for
Coming Week.

At ST. Luke:s Episcopal church on
Tuesday evening, of next week. the
Kings Daughters Circle is arranging
for musicale and tea. Mrs. Frank
Carlin has charge Of the program
which includes reading. voice and
piano numbers. by several of Wheel
ing's most talented entertainers. y
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who are despohdent, lack ambition:
vigor. energy. etc, whether caused
by overwork. sickness. alcohol or
tobacco. or from speedy living can
and fat by taking Pamgin Tablets
with Gentian for 4 short time. These
contains Iron In It's most :eslly d.
gcsted and assimilatcd form so that
its wonderful Strengthening and re-
Juvenating properties are immedtate-
ly absorbed by the system.
SDE THF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-13
Dance Postponed

Triadelphia District Of the Equal
Suffrage League has found it neccs-
sary to postpone the dance which was
set 10 take place on Wednesday even
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ing which she visited Bible lands.
Many incidents were recounted which
added TO the pleasure Of the affair, all
about the people, their customs and
the wonders OF Mohamm recep-
ton During the late afternoon re-
freshments were served by Mrs. Chas
J. Proudfoot, Mrs. J. Newton Dowler,
Mrs. Harry Dobson and Mrs. Charles
Frissell.
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cordial invitation is extended to the
public 10 attend and their pleasure
is assured in the plans for their en-
tertainmeni Following the program,
tea will be served. 4 silver Offering
will b. taken.
The program includes the tollo"lng'
Presbyterian Orchestra.
Ouartet--Miss Gertrude Brown. Mrs.
- +. j. Connelley. Mr. Walter Sad
lrr. MIR. Marsh Watkins.
Piano Duet-MrS. Will Conrad, MISS
Ada Conrad.
Vocal Duet-AlisS Hazel Seamon. MISS
Naomi Seamon.
Violin Sulo-Air. Walter Rogers.
Reading-MisS Charlotte Winters.
Vocal Solo--AIiss Virginia Hall
Vocal Duet-Mr: Walter Sadler, MT.
Marsh Watkins.
Rpading-Mrs. S. p. Christian.
Accompanies Will Conrad, MIR.
Graham Marsh.
Afternoon Party.
Al rhe Home for the Aged and
Friendless Women. on Thirteenth
street, yesterday afternoon the Kings
Daugters Of the Fourth Street NJ. +.
church assembled for few hours.
The pleasures Of the occasion were
manifold and was one of thorough en-.
joyment TO the self invited guests and
their delighted hosteSes. There was
a program during the afternoon. Mrs.
Laura KaSley Brookes gave two very
beautiful readings. The Bobollnk
and The Winds" Mrs. Harry Dob
son sang Golden Meadows" by Frank
Moir, and Mrs. Clarence E. Allen had
much to tell about a foreign trip dur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-13
Dinner Party
Dunn-COok

ANNOUNCEMENT has been made OF The
marriage Of Miss Mary Cook Of Bridge
port to Mr. William NJ Dunn OF Nor
ristown, Ohio. the wedding having tax
en- place at Cumberland. Thursday Of
last week. The couple are receiving
congratulations and best wishes OF a
large circle Of friends.
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6ELL:ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepackage
provost 25c at all druggists.

small sum Will De charged and all
men and older boys are invited to
attend
The program follows:
Mr.. ". B. Irvine. President. .-----.
........ ."Religion, a Mans JOB
Mr. F. l.. Prbst, ................
"A Mans Place in the Sunday School
Mr.. ". H. Smith Observation-Disclosures.
The Churchman and Community
Health"
Prot. S. s. Jacobs, Jr,..
THE Value of Organized Right
eousness''
Recognition Service
There will be a recognition SER
vice held at the Y. NJ. C. A., on Tues
day evening Of next week, by the
Federation Of Industrial Girls clubs
There will be supper served at &
o'clock followed by the candle light
ing service in which important parts
will be taken by the following:
Misses
Margaret Greer Lillian Moore
Ruth Thomas Lulu Groppe
Mesdames
Frank Glroy Alice Pockls
For Miss keyser.
Complimenting Miss Ethel keyser,
whose engagement to Mr. Ralph Blass
OF Indiana, was recently announced
Miss Eleanor Stein at her home In
Loring Place, was hostess last even
ing to quite large party Of friends.
The affair was arranged as a miscel-
laneous shower and the bride-elVtt
received variety OF gifts. Conciud-
ing an interesting evening a luncheon.
prettily appointed, was served. The
guests were:
Misses
Ethyl keyser Mabel Atkinson
Ada Caldwell Edna Atkinson
Vida North Odella Benty
Elizabeth Jones Della Campbell
Mary Bowers Eva Coberly
Elsie McCausland Alpha Coberly
Anna Smith Regina Little
! Blanche Smith Lille Happy
Florence Keyser Wilma Britt
Martha Carskadon Mabel Bruhn
Mabel Hallett Eleanor Stein
Mary Seuel
Mesdames.
High Nichols Harry Hallett
VIM. Keyscr ]. H. Thornton
B. G, &. S. Club Entertains
The b. G. L. S. Club was entertained
! last evening by Miss Margaret Sadler
with theatre party, after which the
guests proceeded TO the home OF Miss
Sadler where they enjoyed themselves
with music and dancing. A delightful
luncheon was served later. The CLUB
colors OF gold and white being carried
throughout the decorations.
The party included:
Misses
Margaret Sadler Elcanore Sadler
Bertha Goldman Hessie Schwartz
Nessrs
Dick Walters Jack MCChesney
Paul Lloyd Alvin EDWARDS
Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Marie Pilger entertained 4
, number of friends at her home Will
miscellaneous shower in honor OIL
Mrs. G.. J. Miller formerly. Olive DAVIS
The honor guest received number oil
useful gifts and with music and dane
, ing the hours were spent very pleas
antly. Refreshments were served
Those present were:
! Misses
Jessie Bartels Hattie kreutzer
Gertrude Toomey Emma PaetZold
Gertrude Clifton Freda Abraham
Ressie Poth Selma kutchman
Mary Price
! Nesdames
F. Kronjaeger Mrs. Richards
A. Monahan
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Americas lath production sinos 1850
wouh reach 5000 times around tbs
world.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30
BRITISH SWEEP
FORWARD In A
STRONG DRIVE
MAKE GOOD PROGRESS ON
TEE WEST FRONT
TODAY
Efforts Made to Cap
ture Roulers
City Only Six Miles From Out
posts-London Rejoices Over
Failure of Attempt of zeppelins
to Make a Raid.
I. n. S. Leased Wirel

LONDON, Oct. 30-British troops
swept forward in another attack just
north of Ypres near the Roulers rail-
road early today. according to state
ment issued by the British war office
at noon.
The statement adds that good prog
ress is reported
Field Marshal Haig is believed to be
driving forward in an attempt to take
Roulers. This city, which is one OF
the main railroad centers of the Ger
mans in that sector, is only six miles
away from where the British outposts
planted themselves in last weeks ad-
vance.
London is rejoicing today over the
utter failure of the air raid attempted
on southeast counties last night by
Germany
When the warnings were issued
search lights were brought into play
and the anti-aircraft guns were sc
active that the enemy failed even to
penetrate the outer defenses.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30
King Winter
Reigns in Chicago

CHICAGO, oct. 3e.-King winter
moved up to the first line trenches to-
day and is holding Chicago and the
middle west in his grip after his first
big drive of the season.
With the arrival of the first real
winter day of the season Chicago also
is feeling the effects of a shortage OF
coal and considerable suffering has
resulted and fuel administration
agents are endeavoring 10 devise some
system of coal distribution to relieve
suffering.
In Chicago a driving sleety rain
turned to snow which covered the
ground in its first blanket of white
this season. The snow was accom-
panied by a drop in temperature that
sent the thermometer down to % de-
grees above zero, the coldest weather
experienced this fall. The forecast is
for continued cold and cloudy wealth
er.
Although the snowfall is reported
to he light throughout most of the
middle west traffic delays are report
ed by railroads running north out of
Chicago. Lines operating trains east.
west and south reported all trains
moving on time.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-30
TWIN FALLS SUBSCRIBES
AMOUNT OF BONDS ASKFI

Twin Falls county subscribed
S626,4OO in Liberty Bonds during
the drive, though S50,000 of this
for which payment was made i'm
certificates of Indebtedness. is
sill in doubt. and will be deter
mined perhaps today. The drive
gained in momentum toward the
latter part of the week and con-
tinued far into the night on Sat
urday. 1t became evident to-
ward evening Saturday that the
county would come under the
wire in good shape.
The following are the amounts
subscribed at the several banks:
Twin Falls Bank & Trust COM
pany, $17S,450; First National
Bank, $17S,450; Idaho State
Bank, $32,95O; Bank OF Hansen.
$4,000; Bank of ROgersOn, $685.
600 (included in which is the
$4,000 the purchase Of which de-
pends on the acceptance of in
debtedness certificates) Bank of
Filler, $16,S50; Bank of HOllister,
10000; Bull banking institu-
tiOns, $85,00O; Kimberly institu-
tiOns, $4O,50O. The Buhl banks
stated that they expected to file
supplementary report, as it was
understood that several thousand
dollars outstanding subscriptions,
signed in time, had not been de-
livered, so that the total sum
will in any event probably equal
or exceed the amount asked of
the country.
The full statement for the M
ton and the state show a balance
over the maximum amount asked.
The national statement will be
given out Thursday.