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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-15
PLATONIC FRIENDSHIP
CANNOT EXIST


After Mrs. Bert had reluctantly
gone home from Eliene's recep-
ton, Eliene, Mollie, Alice, Annie
and l began talking over "the
party" as women always do.
81 was describing you, Margie,
to Mrs. Bert" said Alice, when l
spoke of the friend who was get
ting what she asked, for I do
think you ask for love and atten-
ton by being loving and atten-
tive to others; you cannot be hap
py unless you know thot those
about you are happy, and above
all, you yourself, are unhappy II
you think those about you look
upon you with distrust."
WELL" said Mollie, 81 did not
talk to that Bert woman, but l
could see she did not love you at
all, Margie, neither did she trust
you, so you could not have been
very happy while you were with
her this afternoon"
Besides, anyone could see that
Mrs. Bert was eaten up with spleen
and envy at Eilene's lovely home
said Alice.
"She had her nerve to come
here" was Annie's comment.
Maybe we worry her," was
gentle Eliene's remark. Some
times girls, I honestly do think
we are too close a corporation.
mot one of us. except Margie,
ever goes out Of her way to make
an acquaintance. This reception
is the first large affair that I
have given since Harry's mother
died"
YES" I interrupted eagerly,
land you do not know what you
miss by It,"
"You don't mean to say that
you were not bored with the Mrs.
Berts that flock to q reception!"
put in Mollie.
mot at all. They amuse and
interest me more than anything
else in the world. l thought I'M
til l talked with Mrs. Bert that
women like her we're of an extinct
type, like the dodo bird"
YES" said Mollie dreamily, "it
really does seem queer to run up
against a woman like you girls
describe Mrs. Bert to be. 1t has
seemed to me that all the women
/ know can be the best of friends
and pals to any of their own sex.
The woman with the serpent's
tongue / thing, was and always
is the creation of some man who
gets his idea from the wrong he
fancies some woman has done to
him. that wrong usually being
crack at his conceit."
WELL" said Annie in that de-
cisive way Of hers, II am rather
glad when I know a woman has
gotten the best of some man. You
all know as we'll as I do, that man
never plays the game fairly with
woman. He makes her put her
cards on the table and then he
usually keeps an ace up his
sleeve Tim says. Why I don't
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Cynthia
Grey's
Answers

Dear Miss Grey: Permit a
man to say a word as to how to
treat husband.
My wife and l have been hap
PLY married for ten years and
hope to be another 40 or so.
We have no hard and fast rules.
like this $3.50 proposition.
My wife doesn't meet me at
the door with my slippers. /
would rather see her making
the tea and putting the dinner
on the table for l am generally
hungry.
II she Is very tired, had an
extra trying day with the chill
dren. or is not feeling well, l
do not hesitate to do the dishes
and put the children to bed, too,
If it Is necessary. A FATHER
SHOULD HEAR HIS CHILL
DREN SAY THEIR PRAYERS
AND TUCK THEM IN BED
ONCE IN AWHILE IF HE
EVER EXPECTS TO REALLY
GET ACQUAINTED WITH
THEM.
On the other hand, IL ! am
very tired or If my wife knows
have had a hard day, she pre-
pares to do all of the chores,
even to bringing in the kindling.
Then there are times when
we both work together so that
We can get thru quicker and sit
down to talk over our problems.
What arrangement could be
more idealistic? FRANK.
Dear Miss Grey: There is an
argument in our house as to
when and where the first stove
was made. Some members Of
the household claim it was in
ireland. Will you give us the
correct information and oblige,
]. ]. r.
1t is reported that the frs
stove was made in Alsace i'm f40f
and in 1900 others were cast In
Islcnberg. The first blast furnace
erected in this country at Lynn
Mass, turned out a small round
bottomed kettle with a cover. pro
badly the first stove Of any dc
scriIHiOn made I'm this country.
Dear Miss Grey: Was ex-
President Hayes ever governor
Of Ohio? What military rank
did George Washington hold at
the close of the Revolutionary
war, and what is the rank of
Pershing at the present time?
OLD VET.
Former President Rutherford b
Hayes was elected governor O
Ohio in 1867 by small mojOrity
He was again chosen governor o
that state in 1850.
At the close Of the Revolution
airy war George Washington hel,
the title Of General and Command
erin Chief OF the "COntinenta
Army" :.
Pershing, too, Is a full-fledge,
general.
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WOMAN SPY

Ell PASO, March 15.-A wom-
an registering as Catherine
Schmid, was arrested by govern
ment officers who claim she tried
to secure military information
from U. s. soldiers of the border
patrol.
The woman claims to be a resi-
dent of Switzerland and to have a
sister residing at Worcester, Mass.
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Brigham claims patriotic family
world. Smiths in France. Two
the trenches working the farm Smith
has painted his and barn white and blue and
buldng family nvver carries service
and in the evening the family sits around the fireplace and
limits
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@aSW%ff&&n@s
BY CONDO.

believe that even a man and wom-
en- were ever Just good friends,
Notwithstanding what Plato has
said"
| saw both Eliene and Mollie
look at Annie in surprise, for to
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BACHMATOCH TAKEN

BERLIN, via London, March Is.
--Bachmatoch, in Ukraine, has
been occupied by German troops,
the Berlin war office announced
today.
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both of them the idea that my
dear Annie knew anything about
Plato was absolutely new.
YES" said Mollie, who seems
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, to be getting back to herself since
Chad has become more reconciled
to the blindness of their little son,
II believe that Plato business has
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EDITORIALS

THE TACOMA Of the Scrip: Nerthv:st Lssgus
Times Publishing Co.
a city Is
Telephone departments H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10

TO prevent deposits in the particular
being increased faster than the treas
Urnr can withdraw them.
Third-Thr state trcaSur"r's hooks
may SHOW THAI Il depository has no state
iaoney and at tn" Same time 1t may
have q million dollars. the certificatcE
of deposit not having yet reached the
office Of the state treasurer.
Fourth--A bank may fail and tho
Treasures. he cenSured or criticized when
10 was powerlnss 10 prevent the failure
or protect the states lntc~sts.
F'ifth--Thr minimum bond for a state
depository Is $5".00n. The average de-
posts IN the 1G5 banks rarely ever en-
leeds $4,000. y large percent Of IN"
hanks never havo more than $4,000 to
$4,000 on deposit mt one time. though
they arc required 70 maintain 4 dcpos-
tory bond of So. QUO. with ail deposits
made by the treasurer tho state could be
properly safeEuardcd without requiring
such n minimum bond Of all dcpositor-
les.
SiXth-rhe state treasurer should
have such authority that he could ar
range to pay tho payroll OF each state
institution each month through some de-
pository near tho institution. q thing
impossible now. because the treasurer
does not know where the money Is going
to be placed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Briefs and Her1onals

The Womcn's Mission circle Of IN"
First Baptist church will meet Mt thu.
home Of Mrs. Carl Ncstman, lis
Eighteenth street. Warwood. on Thurs
day afternoon. Jan. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. i. Grcgg of Column
bus. O.. arc guests Of relatives ."n
Eighteenth street.
Miss Edith Wciles Of Park Virw is
the guest Mt the home OF friends in
North Warwnod.
Mrs. y. L. Gregg OF Orchard avenue.
who has been quite i'll nj her home for
the past week is improving rapidly.
Miss Pauline Golf If tadiz. g.. vino
has hccn tho guest at the home IF Miss:
Marie Rohrig Of North Warwontl. has
returned /" her home.
Russell WclShaus "f GlrnnS Run. who
was seriously injured while nj work OF
an oil well two weeks ago. and VIII" was
removed In the North Wheeling hospital.
MAS removed tn his home Yesterday
George and William 1'rnhmc NJ Camp
1."c. ar" spending short furlouIh NJ
III, home OF their grandmother Mrs.
Dye III North Warwuul.
Mrs. COX Of Glcnova terrace. Is ser
iuuSly i'll NJ her home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
German Who Was Licked :
Comes Back With Abuse

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. "a largo
German flag was taken To- police head
quarters early to-day by a man who said
he found II tied tn n door of the post
office. The fluS has printed on II in
large letters:
"t:umpimcnts nf ono German whom IT
took thirty United States hogs 10 whip.
DrutschIand Ibcr Allies. NJ. Won Hoe
:.n."
Thu polio" say th"y hav" no inf"rrna-
tipu about the flag except that given by
The man who brought Il IN. They are
inclined 10 treat II as Il joke. Postnffice
officials know nothing about st.
Won If"eeen IS III" Young lawyer who
hacaus" nj his prn-i;crnIan uttcrancrS
was thraSil-d ~ Il delegation az citizens
last Saturday nigh; ana mad" to retract
his di$loEal statements. II" disappear
I'D soon Afterwards. and is now being
sought as II fugitive by federal agents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
CRAY HARP.
WHITE, FADED?
If ANXIOUS TO HAVE 6EAUTi-
Full DARK HAIR AGAIN APP
PLY IA CREOLE.

There is no occasion for you TO
look prematurely old with gray, pre-
maturely gray. streaked gray. iron
gray or white or faded hair To re-
store dark color to ali your gray hair
do this: Before going 70 bed rub
into your scalp and wet all your gray
hair with La Creole Hair Dressing.
Soon you will be delighted to observe
your gray hair turn 10 an rven'
beautiful dark shade. without even a
trace OF gray showing. La Creole
makes all your hair healthy. funny,
soft, evenly dark and lustrous. This
makes you look younger. Try La Gre
ole. 1t Is not dye. but is a harm
less, delightful preparation that re-
wives the natural color glands. La
Creole is the only Hair dressing that
restores dark color to gray hair b.
this natural process. Sold By Bacr's
Pharmacy, Wheeling. ". Va. sent
direct for $3.50 on mail orders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
STATE TREASURER RECOMMENDS
CHANGES IN THE FISCAL LAWS

CHARLESTON, Jan. 9.--Not all the
serious faults Of the. financial systems
of West Virginia were cured when. IN
compliance with his suggestion and the
resolution OF the state board or pooLc
works. rhe public service corporations
OF West Virginia began paying IN their
tax moneys 10 the state treasurer Ill
rect. instead OF to the several deposit
tories. it was declared by W. S. Johnson.
state treasurer, in a statement made
public here tonight.
l, is not the intention of the state
.,r.a;.i:sr simply to make such state
ment and, let it go at that, asserts MI
Johnson. The state Legislature will be
Informed by the treasurer through his
recommc ndations to the governor o.
some radica, changes which he ha-
lieres should be made in the provisions
o. the present law.
TheSt, rcconrn endations. states Treas
urer Johnson. will cali the attention or
the legislators TO proposed changes IN
the law by wfricli the treasurer SHOULD
: receive aud deposit all moneys due the
state. making IL possible for him ~ con-
troll tho amount of funds In any deposit
tory; making III unnecessary that
small bank give m cxceSSir" bond:
making II postum IL d h'ti'N ''"N't''-'
1nsolvent. for. .the treasurer I" stop all
depositing ar once and proceed TO pro-
tect the state by withdrawing its funds.
and insu-ing that no bank erer would
have state funds in excess of its bond.
Treasurer Johnson also believes tnae
tho state treasurer should have active
and inactive banks. that ia. the surplus
funds Of the state should BE- distributed
among tho l65 repositories and left uu-
disturbed as long rs possible. while the
current funds should be placed III the
most convenient banks for the payment
OF monthly payrolls and current bills.
Six specific faults Of the stat" de-
posttory law arc pointed out by Treasur-
err Johnson as follows:
IirSt---Auy' state. county. district or
municipal official. citizen. firm ar cor
poration has the right 10 depnsi; money
belonging t. ;hr state In any one of the
l6J state repositories regardless Of IN"
fact that the institution may be InS"l-
vent or that il may already have on de-
post all she law allows under the three
fourths clause in the bond It has eEccu;-
ed.
Second-Ir q bank becomes shaky or
tnsolvons the treasurer should withdraw
the state, money, but there is nothing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
WARWOOD
r1re,nen Elect Officers

I'll. stock holdrrs Of tho Rrlianc" Fire
department Of North Wnrwnnd held an
important meeting ut the hose House on
Tuesday evening. and elected honrd
nr directors as follows: charles kcttler,
chairman. r. II. Muhlkc. {. G. Knapp,
Gurl KrltI"r. .Inmrs Friend. }. K Mr.
,'rarkcn. Charles Meyer, Dave Meyer,
and frank Smith. Immediately after
the election "f the board IF directors.
nm organization was perfected and So
lrctctl officers for tn" ensuing year RS
follows: =. G. Knapp. president:
James Friend. Vie" president: y. G.
PciSlcr secretary: !. II. McrraCk.
treasurer: Charles Meyer. fire chief:
John Wclirs. first lieutenant: Frank
smith. SECOND Iirutrnnnt: Cart k"ttl"r.
master mechanic; and Anton ThicrufI,
custodian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Pike Personals

IriNat" Charles Dudley vt TlGhSam
! Valley. &lntuu"d al Camp Leo. wh" has
lr cm hGIn" on Il furlouIh. has returned
l." his post
Walker iii"u nr WonGsr!alH Will leave
soon for Charleston. I" attend The an
! uinI rutvrntIun of The W"St Virginia
/ Retail Clnrhi"rs association OH January
! II and IL.
Z Mrs. J. l.. l.cSh Of Wonhsdnln Is
spending several days in Cleveland. MS
/ the guest OF relatives.
/ r. W. Ja"E%nn and family If Woods
dnlc. have moved Ia their new home III
Wondlawn.
Eul;'nc Mnnr". polio" reported OF the
Wheeling News. is slnwly recovering
from L recent illness. and will soon he
t:lck 1T his post.
Miss blanche Spinks Of GrrgSsvillc,
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is nearly completely recovered after 4
recent illness.
Captan and Mrs. l.indlcy Allen or
iChIIlicnthe. g.. are visiting relatives IN
Elm Grove fur several days.
Miss Esther Rrinkt Of Park Wow. has
resumed her studies ut the Cincinnati
observatory of Music. after spending
thu, holidays with her parents.
Charles Clifford uf Camp Lee. is WIS.,
iting his sister. Mrs. VI. Hond. in WOOD
lawn. for several days.
Mrs William Mitchell and her TWO
sons nf Washington. u. G., are the
rucs,s of MFR. and Mrs. ]. t.. Brody Of
Pleasant Valley.
:. r. I'llum of Patterson. has moved
to the city.
Samuel MCGOWAN OF Elm Grove. has
completely recovered after recent Ill
ness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Hi2ht Edzwood Blaze.

A slight blaze OCCURRED at Edgwood
last Tuesday evening at'thc homo OF
Charles Weaver. when the chimney
caught fire in some unknown manner.
It Is thought that tho SCOT in the
chimney caught fire from the fire in
tho house. md It was seen coming from
tho chimney by q passing pedestrian.
who Immediately sent In a call for the
Edgwnod fire department. The truck
answered IN It's usual quick time. but as
the blaze had not gained much Roadway,
It. was put out with bucket brigade
This makes two fires in the past week
which have happened in this locality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10

Coach Carl Miller OF tho local high
school basketball quintet. Is planning
a four day trip for this boys ne1t week
II present negotiations are completed
New Martinsville will he met next
Thursday and Friday evenings, Sisters
Vile on Saturday. the boys returning
from that place on Sunday. Tho team
will doubtless he playing In mld-~cason
form by that time If they show as much
improvement as they have in the past
week
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Wnr RN1in.

Tho ladies Of the ST. Mtchaers church
OF Edgwood. Of the Catholic War Relief
Society. has been doing Il large amount
of sewing for the soldiers at home and
abroad. a meeting WAS ncld Tuesday
evening. at which q lar--7 amount OF
work was done. Many large consign-
rnents have been sent away already.
and another ono will soon be ready to
send to the soldier boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Sunday School Chorus.

4 meeting Of tho St"n" Presbyterian
church Sunday school chorus will be
held in tho church this evening under
tho supervision Of directrcss Miss Anna
Grandstafr. This organization has been
producing some good music, which has
been rendered at Sabbath school and
reritals. and in spite OF It's youth, has
already gained Z name for itself. All
tho members are requested to DO pres
ent a. selections to be- given next Sun
day will be practiccd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Dancing Class.

A new dancing class mas been organ
lied by tho young ladies and mon of tho
West Alexander high school. and w. r.
Gibson of that town Is the instructor
Tho students are all determined to mas
ter the nrt or the fandanEo and arc max
ing good proErcss. Three lessons arc
given every week Those present last
evening were: MisSs Mabel Guess. Flor
ence Mccain. Dorothy Moore. Mary
Steele. Helen Guess. Messrs. Charles
Blaynoy Marion Carr. Roy Guess. For
est McCammon and Emmett Gibson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
BOY SCOUT MEETING.

II. @. PORTE. tho scout executive. Will
meet with the boys If the Mcl<inlc.'
school this evening. md II is hoped a
Iroup of scouts will hr organized here
soon. n. II. Cooper of Linsly Institute
will be the ScnutmrSter and Arthur Ken
nan will be assistant. These boys are
greatly Interested in scout work and a
good troop should BIZ organized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10

The Stockholders Of the Warword
bank held their annual meeting at the
hank yesterday afternoon 1T three
o'clock. and also held their election Of
board directors. The directors Of the
year were reelected and are
as follows: W. T.. HrlfcHblnc. George
l;bhrrts. William \. Stcngcr. August
Wasmuth. J. u. Mcdonald. Fred kcnna-
mond. j. e. Mnorc. J. w Weller \. II.
COuncilmcn. q. f. Curtis, Alfred
PAUL..
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To Help In Relief Work.

y number OF tho ladies Of the War
wood Methodist church will meet at the
homo CT Mrs. J. \. Raumbaugh. at ner
home in Center Warwood this evening
ut which time they will make plans to
take up the work Of sewing and knitting
for the soldier boys. 1t is thought that
a number Of willing and patriotic ladies
of this city. who nave not been doing
relief work. will organize themselves
into Red Cross auxiliary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10

The local basketball team is ready Tor
thn bridgeport five. for.thc gam" "a ""
staged on the Casino floor AT W heelthE
lark, tomorrow evening. Noach 'hrL
Miller has been putting his quintet OF
toSscrS through Il series Of hard pFlcl!ce
games with the scrub teams ana the
regulars have hccn showing cXcelIent
form. The Black and Blue team Will
have a strong lineup Friday evening, as
they have already proved their mctte
this season ny defeating the fast
Barncsvill, team. l7-1I. hut the Red and
Black quintet are prepared to meet
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Prayer Meeting

Special rruycr meeting was heIh nj
tho Methodist Episcopal church or Elm
Grove. last evening. under charge OF
Rev. Arthur I.az"nhy. pastor OF I'll"
church, Additional prayer services
twill he held at loon o'clock this morn
ing in Tho following homes: Mrs. John
{ Winters Avenue =. lnring place:
Mrs. Daniel Dag1l" r.lm Heights: Mrs.
II. w. Porter Crug"r street. Everyone
: ic invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
K1nY Nnd4etB.

The Casino basketball club Will NEE:
the Martins Ferry MIdsets on the CAST
no floor. Saturday evening. Both teams
have been going good this year, and
good game Is expected.
This game will be staged either be-
fore or after tho game between Triadel-
phia high school and Shadystde.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Communion Sunday.

Next Sunday the communion service
OF the Vance Memorial Presbyterian
church. Of Wnodsdale. will he held. Pre-
paratory services under the supervision
OF Rev. ]. Ar. Potter. were held in the
church yesterday evening and nrepara-
tory services will h" held tomorrow cv-
eniug alsor. in chaEc or Or. !. +. Brit
tlngham OF tho St. LAke's church, at
WhcClinE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
rErGHBoRHooD BIBLE CLASS

\ meeting Of ia" N.iShhorhood Biblo
class. district iE. will hold their regu-
lar meeting ut thu regular +imr Mt tho
home of John l.ashl:y on 62n s.. Front
street. All III" members arc request
ed to attend. rs this is Hu important
business meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
0U1-IHi-PIkE
ForetQu Mission.

Tn" ladies Of the Foreign Missionary
Society OF tho Stnn" Presbyterian
church OF Elm Grove. held their weekly
meeting yesterday afternoon MT ":no
o'clock In the church. Regular routine
business was discussed after which tn"
meeting was dismissed. Tho regular
meeting day In Thursday. but owing TO
a conflicting date. 1t was set forward to
Wednesday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10

Daughters OF the Warwood Christian
church. Sewing and knitting will DC.
cupy the hours OF the evening with the
reviewing Of the past years work in
the circle. after which followed an en-
tremely Hooverized lunch.
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Pike Personals

Miss Edith Wcile of fhrk View Is
wishing relatives III North WarW""d.
Mrs. j. ]. O'Coun"r nf Cleveland. is
srru,Iin. tho week ns tho guest Of Elm
Grove rclatiNcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Bank Of Fulton.

a meeting Of tina stockholders Of the
Bank Of Fulton will be held today In the
bank for the purpose Of nominating the
directors to assume charge OF tho ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10

fairs Of the bank for the year 1918. All
the ones who served during tn" year OF
1917, were reelected rs there was no
desire to make 4 change.
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Loyal Daughters Meeting.

This evening at her home in North
Warwood. Miss Hazel Bcnlicld will be
hostess 10 the members q fthe LOYAL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Don't
Suffer
From Piles
Send For Free Trial Treatment.

No matter how long or how bad'-go to
your druggist today and get GO cent
box OF Pyramid Pile Treatment. 1t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Stockholders Hold Meeting

"f the high school teachers were also in
attendance.
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\ stage Of six feet with the river sta
tionary WAS reported at the local wharf
last evening at 600 o'clock, while at
the dam at McMcchra, 2 stage "C S"V"n
feet iirG inrhcS was reported. The
river WAS falling slowly 1T The danl.
There has been II" change In tho
gorge. as the cold weather Is tr"c"inS
the top water. making the E"rc" tighter
than ever There will he no chunBe
until warmer weather sets In.