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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
100-106 MARKS
IN TEMP ERATURE
OFFICIAL THERMOMETER ON THE
ISLAND REACHES CENTURY
NOTCH YESTERDAY.
Average OF Six Degrees Higher In
Business District-Showers Pore
casted For Today.

One hundred degrees in the shade was
recorded by the government thermomct-
er on the Island yesterday afternoon be
tween and o'clock. One hundred ana
six was tho average temperature ny re-
liable thermometers in the business dis
trict. One hundred and eighteen oy
Thermometer laid on the curb in the sun
in front Of the Stamnr hotel shortly
after 4 o'clock. Here's hope. The
weather forecast is for showers today.
The older local residents declare that
August thus far has been the hottest
they have ever experienced. capt.
Thomas V. Salisbury. the veteran G.. i.
T. official. said yesterday that he had
boon n resident Of this city for seventy
wears and since the war between the
states he had kept record of the eX-
,ramc warm and cold periods but that
he could lind no such prolonged hot sea-
son that has been on in this community
for the past two weeks. An official Of
n local hospital said last might that
thcre are supposed TO be two places hos-
for than this section one was Arizona,
where h. spent several years. but the
other place he had not visited.
Wheeling park was largely fre1uented
last njpht with thousands who sought
hrca,hinr spot while the motion pic
ture houses were largely patrnnized.
The management of these places declare
it's cooler by 20 degrees on the inside
than on the outs side. There were more
Than n thousand persons Ia take plrnEcS
in the state fair ground swimming pool
Yesterday. All who have automobiles
were out last evening enjoying drives.
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SIDE TALKS
THE LIE you TELL YOURSELF.
BY RUTH CAMERON.

Speaking of lying (Which did tcW
DAYS aco) an, not sure that the skin
out-nt-it Ii" - The worst kind OF nc.
after all. It's thc meanest kind: but
there's anoth,r kind thai almost think
does more harm. and that's the lie you
tell yourself.
Many rcnrl., who wnu.,i BE- very care
full noc [" tell 4 Il" tn some one ease,
will Ii" continually 70 themselves.
About ,n'i: motives tur doing things.
about Is:"tr feelings toward others.
ahou, their reasons for these feelings.
about their own rights AID WrnngS--.n
short. ahnu. c...ry question that comes
up hy,w"en one and oneself in the
course Of tho days work and play.
They Lie Because They Have to Prove
Themselves Right.
Self justification - perhaps the COM
nrnncSt form OF srii deceit. When ono
does thing which one knows people
do not feel is quite UP To the mark.
som" part % or" immediately starts
justifyiul, that t;.,.';. And IN" lies one
tells oneself |" accomplish that JuSti-
ticatinn. ar. often SO ingenious THAI II
seems shame "a use stitch ingenuity
tt no batter rud. have = young COUSIN
who IS rar.ly gifted in this wa. When
ShA does thing purr'? for h"r own
pl.asur" ias she usually do"S). she can
nevertheless max" herself t'"l:"v"- that
she did il entirely for III" SAX" &C "th-
"rs. w"nd.r II you know anyone
lik. thai
Be Lazy T. You 1-ust, but Don't Lie
About It.
Ono nf my worst "ff"nScS III this dl-
rscti"n. is III. lies am always tempted
- tel! rlyS.'; when I know I ought
I" go tn wcrk and do not f""l Xix" Co
ing ST.. | can ;h:rk up all sorts or
things I r";fly ought - d"--run IN {"
ask "a n..gilhnr about this ar that. look
ur something in 4 magazine. telephone
som" on. "t".--aii things. mind you.
that I feel I rally ought 10 d" before
settling down " work. At l"aSt. SO the
part ot mo that tells the lies. assure
mo. The other part OF M. the part that
knows better. says. Nonsense. you know
perfectly we'll you ar" just lazy. Re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
"Steady; Don't GIoat
Yet," is the Advice
of Mr.. Lloyd George

LONDON. August 12.-"Steay: don't
gloat y"t"-Frcmier Lloyd Georges ad-
vice, thus cpitntniZcd, is rs good for
America as il is for Great Britain.
which IS having hard time to keep tho
lid on it's optimism. although fully ap-
prcciatng the SnundncSs Of the warning
against ovcr-"lation.
1t Is granted that for the Allies this
Is tho greatest victory Of the war. Tho
enemy has been out-strateGicd. out-Gen-
cralcd. out-soldicrcd, out-flnwn and out
tank"d. with force which even the
G"rmap press admits is only slightly
superior numerically. And. although
the enemy is temporarily dcmoralizd
and dsorganzcd. military authorities
generally agree that the Allies have on
~ got n fair start on the road to final
triumph
The German military machine is still
potent and capable of indefinite resist
ancn on the defensive. Nor is the pos
sihility of T. resumption of tn" enemy
nffcnsivr in some unexpected quarter
altogether removed.
Although the Allies in the past four
days have tirhtrrch their grasp on the
recently recovered initiative this might
easily hc lost through over-confidcncc.
unwarincss. undcr-cStimatinn Of the en-
cmy'@ rccuperntirc powers or some strn-
tcgical or tactical error II would BE- n
;lrplorahlr mistake IF. assuming the end
Of the war is in sight any of the AZ
lies would permit the slightest reia-xa-
tiun of effort
The war will end sooner IL they ap-
ply from now on every possible ounce
or power and rcsourrc.
Gcr1nany's substitution of n political
r,,iIitnry- init intiV already iS
coming apparent. Resumption OF peace
efforts, with attractive amendments TER
tho former suggestion Of II trade In the
wcst for the cast. can he expected. for
the purpose of withholding the knock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
Famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does 1t

spots. coarS. pores. rough skin. ruddi-
moss. wrinkles and. in fact. every hl.n-
tSh II" face. hands and arms are heirs
10. II your neck or chest Is diScoored
from exposure. apply this combination
;h"r" and tn" objectionable defect will
disappear aS If by magic. 1t is absolute
~ harmless and will not produce or
stimulate 4 growth nf hair. No matter
hn~ rough and TnGai!iy tho hands and
arms. or what abuses they have had
through hard wnri; and exposure to sun
and wind. this oatn"ail-tI"rwillo cornbi-
nation will work Il wonderful transfur-
nation in IL hours At the most Thou
sands who have used 1t haro had the
same results I have had.
Note: To got the best effect be suro to
follow the complete directions contained
in every paCkac" of drrwillo. You have
only 10 g"t derwillu ard oatmeal. You
need nothing else. and ii Is SO simple
that anyone can us" It: and Is SO mex
penSivc that any girl or woman can aft
ford 1t. The manufacturers and drug
EiStS guarantee that there will be 4 no
ticna bic improvement after the first ap-
plication o. they will refund the money.
IT is sold in this city under 4 money re-
fund guarantee by all depart cnr stores
ard druggists. including Racr's drug
store and the Coleman company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
RELIEF
AWAITS YOU
IN POSLAM

Tho moro intensely you have suffered
from irritntrd. itching skin. the more
grateful VIII hr your sigh Of relief
when Puslam has hecn applied. Sooth-
ing. cooling. pac!fyinE. now that you
KNOW. you Will never he without II
should the need arise.
Try Poslam for any Facial break
inE-out. for clearing inf1amcd COM
plnxinns or red noses for Scalp-Scale.
any form Of EczcInaL Plmpics, Hurns,
BARRIERS Itch Tired. Itching Feet, to
drive away all cruptional troubles be-
fore they spread and become serious.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 243
West 41th ST., New York City.
Urge your skin to become freshcr.
brighter, better by the daily use OF
poslu1n Soap indicated with Poslam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
Linsly Gives Dinner.

The members Of tho 1917 football
team were entertained Sunday ut thcr
quarters in the LlnSly Academy hy the
school and n very pleasant time was on
joycd by all. Tho boys discussed oldcn
times and had general good time over
the affairs Of tho past season. Tho
coming season also promises to be n
very enjoyable ono for tho team Of 1918.
"Rud" Schcncrlein has been elected as
ca1tnin for the coming season and much
interest is being taken by all
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Visitors COMMUNICATED.

Miss Elizabeth Slater. Of Washington,
Pa. and Miss Gen" Williams. OF Home
stead. Pa. were C"mpllmcnt"d with an
informal hut delightful party SATURDAY
afternoon at the home of MIR. ana MIS-.
james McC'Inn. in Woodsdalc. Miss
EGrnadiu" Mccann proving quite q
charming hostess.
The honor guests were school mates
Of Miss Mccain III Mount DC Chantal
Academy.
The hours from until j were pleas
anuy occupied with needle work and
various social past:mcS were provided
by the hostess. y very delicious lunch
son was served NJ Il later hour.
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Indivi1ulllr and ""ll""iiN'lf "" amer
leans all wiut +, 'n something; /" help
rirhI ilr foe Ii Il - f"." 81 wish tn
~nu.cr.r We confidently fac" hlHut--
r,."dv-r n---anh run th' rae" that ~ set
before us.
f:uclnnd AMI III" .Nll'"s needed beef
and other meats. W.. l% modest Sa"ri-
fees: sent Thorn u r'''ly supply. Hnt
in sending big supplies "f ln''lt In Flu
rom. ~, need IT, find substitutes for
Inra; nj homo.
In this wr mirht we'll follow the on
ample Of ErGIail wh"r" III" breeding Of
rabbits for food ~ n".nE Carried OUT on
n large seal. There. "V"ry"n" From ton
..r,,.I,t Lwtll,r IL Princess, Mary herself
and r!i,. rr,al l!ru:,tnld - working for
tff.. l,,vrinIia"ui ii rabbi: culture. There
rr, ,Ii,,..,N ril.lrlmrS I'll the royal house.
hold in tho f.fSi club started in Lon
don, AMI his has h'rn followed 10y OK
i"n&:%r organization 81 such clubs In
All tho c.li"e IN i.u=i:InL.
Rabbits rruu.r" '!ittl" space. L hutch
mr. v,irr-r0yr.rrd ,.uS" six feet long by
1wO feet widr nnh two feet six inches
hich hong III" STANDARD SIZE. uS"h in
rarhitrirs. rho larger varieties such
rs iIir H..lCian ur tI"in!Sh Giant produces
fifty ar rnuT, pounds II meat III Il year.
dressed weight ~" Zealand Rods
which have, 4 finer fibre pr"duc" slight
u less. They arc all qnit" inexpensive
Ii raise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
CUT|CURA SOAP
AND OINTMENT
Heal Eczema On Baby's Face.
|tched So Badly Scratched.
Cost Only Is Cents,

when my baby was two weeks old
her face broke out Ike heat. l was
told it was eczema. II ca;Ec as rash
and her face was sore and inaamed.
1t nched SO badly that she scratched
until it would bleed, and looked rough
and scaly. She was cross and frettul.
and she could not sleep and she would
keep me awake.
II saw Cuticura advertised and sent
fer free sample. l bought more, and
when had used one cake OF Cuticura
Soap and one box Of cu,icura ONT
mrnt she was healed" tSignedl Mrs.
Jamie Campheld, Shaken, N. c.
Feb. ID, 1918.
Prevent further trouble by using
Cutcura Soap for all toilet purposes
G.nplo Each FREQ by Mail. Address postcard:
"cuucur., Dept H. Roston" Sold everywhere
SOAP ~: Ointment - md Soc. 1s!rnin @".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
MANHATTAN HOTEL
Popular Hotel Has Been 1s1aodsls4
Throughout and II One Of Est s
- In City. 81

One Of the classicst popufa1 hotels IA;
the city is the Manhattan. located n
No. 1925 Market street formerly The.
old Bader & Maurcr hotel. which ,hAN,
been rernodclcd throughout by the mani:
agemcnt and is now up to date IN every
way. It is located over the Crystal Ri
staurant and is now ready for public
ms pection: 80
Electric lights. steam heat. ve1 NShtxi
cd and sanitary rooms. and the best oks;
service is sure TO make It popul14ss
Popular prices will also prevail and ~:
will he the policy Of the nagemeoei
at ali times to take care Of the guesyss
Nay and night. A cordial invitation d.
extended TO all TO visit the Manhattan
hotel at any time. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
A Free Prescription Does Its Work
Overnight. You Ca Prepare
T at You- Home.

New York: It Is my own discovery.
and II taxes just ore night 10 2"t SUCH
marvellous results. says Ma" Edna Will
der when her friends ask h"r about her
wonderful complexion and the Improved
appearance Of her harGs and arms. You
can. do tho Same thtnE II you follow my
advice! sh. says: t"'l il my duty I"
toll every girl and woman what this
wonderful prescription did for !1". just
think Of Il. All this change in Il single
night. I never tire OF telling others just
what brought about such rc:aarkahln re-
suits. Here Is the identical prescription
that removed very defect from ms face.
neck. hands ard arms. Until ynu try il
you can form 10 idea Of the marvellous
change 1t will make in just one applicI
ton. The prescription which you can
prepare at your cwn home is AS follows:
90 70 any grocery and get ten cents
worth Of ordinary oatmeal. and from any
drug store a bottle Of derw:llo. Prepare
the oatmeal as directed in ever: package
Of derwilo and apply night and morn
ing. TIL" first application will a&t"nish
you. 1t makes the skin appear trans
parent. smooth and velvcty. | especially
recommend K f"c t-"ckles. tan. sun
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The many friends Of Mis-. l.ruta For
ter, popular and charming daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. George Porter. OF No. l.
Paxton avenue. Elm Grove, Will bc sur
rriSrd to learn III her marriage. to Mr..
Gabriel Benson. we'll known young man
Of this city and son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas henson. IF Eighteenth street.
which took place on last "Wednesday.
August Eth at Wcll%rurE. The c"r"-
inony WAS performed by Rev. l.. D. Rob
inSun. pastor Of the fnllanSh"e N. r..
church. only The immediate friends nf
the contracting party being present.
Tho happy couple will max" their HON"
ut Elm Grove. and their many friends
will wish them - saf" and prosperous
voyage on III" matrimonial sea. Mrs.
henson is very prominent in society
circles out-th"-pikc and is we'll known
and MIR. Benson for n number of years
has boon connected with the Pollock
Stugic lirln rs = $Iugi" maker.
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lazy IL you want 70. but don't lie about

lazy IL you want 10. but don't lie aoouI
IT
Sometimes people will tell you what
you feel arc lies in regard to matters
In which they are absolutely safe from
detection. because they arc the only ono
who Know the truth. For instance, what
they meant by this or that. l always
long to know. in such cases. whether
they know they :lr" lying or not. Ter
sonally. | would rather have them lace
the truth in their minds and lie to
me about it than not know the truth
Character Houses Built on Sand.
Perhaps that l?St statement seems
strained - you. TIL" point is this:
think lies ~ oneself do moro harm than
any other kind. because Srlf-honcStE IL
ut the root NJ all honesty. all straight
fnrwardneSs and clear mind"dncSS. y
person who lies 10 himself. who does
not know himself will never he CT
iicicnt in Chara"t.r building. because ne
starts with 4 Foundation Of sand Ana
W.. have all known, ever since "" fiTst
went 70 Sunday school. what happens
~ houses built on sand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
Automobile Touring Party.

A party OF Wheclingitcs will depart
this morning for the East. Ia spend q
few weeks touring among the canton
mcnt camps of that district. In the
party will be Judge Alan Robinson,
John Crawford Rodney Crawford and
Hayes Corcoran. all Of this city. Tho
trip will be made by auto. The first
stop will be made ut Gettysburg. Ia,
wlr:re tho party will visit the biz can
comment camp and later take trip into
Mary land. New Jersey New York and
Virginia before returning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
Police Pickups

George MaraGc was picked UP IN
charge OF vagrancy yesterday by ON
Ger VIII West Hc will be arTaigned -
police court today.
Frank Kraft WIS picked up on
charge Of assault by Officer CrumoAc
or. 4 disordcrly charge has also BEG
placed against him. His wife Will A
pear aga inst him u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
Rafferty, Miner Injured

Mike lIrsanovick aged &c years. Sy-
rian. was admitted to the North Whcc,-
ing hospital last night suffering with a
broken left arm and bruises about tue
body, by a stone fall while working in a
mine at Rafferty,, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
Kwanis Dinner.

Tho members Of the Wheeling NT-an-
is club will meet on Thursday ut noon
at the Mcclure Hotel where they will en-
Joy their weekly dinner. The speaker
Of the day will be a c. Thomas. of tho
Thumas jcwclry store, Market street and
u very interesting time Is anticipated by
all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
Lawn P0rty,

The Rayha home In EdEwood will be.
tho scene Of a lawn party Thursday
evening given by tho Loyal Soldiers
class of the Edgwood Lutheran church,
tho proceeds to be used in the general
work of this society. The principal a.
traction Of the evening will be the twi
light playlct presented in the open in
Guiding some excellent local talent.
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Kochcrt To Entertain.

William kochert, well known nut-the-
pike man will entertain this afternoon
with Il party. at his home near Wheel
ing lark The boys will go out under
the trees: and will have tho time OF their
lives. "Ejll" is n we'll known local chef
aud Will leave soon TO Join tho army.
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courtesy to Mrs. Ross Cortland and
son, Charles, and Mrs. l:cllc Eculnkc
and son. Paul who leave shortly for
Los Angeles. Cal. where they VIII make
their future h":nc. Dinner waa served
at o'clock and summer blossoms were
;:rranE.d effectively and formed = pretty
ccUt"rpircc for the table.
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Miss Elsie Ryard, daughter Of Mrs.
Dor,, Byard. Of the South Side is spend
ing vacation at her horne here. She
has been attending school at Northfcld.
Mass. but underwent an operation for
appendicitis and was compelled TO como
homo. She will attend school in Ken
lucky during the coming term
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13

Attorney Fred l.. Maury and party
will leave this morning over tho Nation
al road for Camp Sherman. ut Chilli
Gothic. Ohio. where they will spend n few
days visiting the camps. They will also
visit several others of the middle Ohio
cities before returning to Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
If He Drinks
Give Him TESCUM 1
POWDERS Secretly 4

Any mother. wife or sister can stoH
the Drink Habit il She wants to do soI
Thousands OF women are happy tod1x
because they gave their husbands. sons
or brothers ''Tescum Powders" TIA
powders are tastclcss and harmless an
can be given In either liquid or SolA
food. -
You take no risk. rs Tescum POWtere
are sold under stecl-hound money-rG4
fund guarantee by John Coleman an1i
c. II. Griest G. Co. 49, stSSS;
Z. H. Griest eco at $1.o0 per boz e9sk
boxes foS $500. p. j Ky sHs
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Linen Shower.

Complimentary IL Mr. and Mrs. Ca
hricl henson. whose Wedding took place
last week Mr. and Mrs. Joseph X. Nc
LAuEhliu entertained last evening with
a linen shower NJ their home No. 20
Howell avenue. Elm Grove. Th" even
inE was spent in Il social way and quite
n. number Of tho friends Of tn" princi-
pals were in. attendance. Music and
games formed III" rr:nripni diversions
OF the evening and AT u S"aS"nable hour
tempting refreshments were served.
Those in attendants" were:
Misses: Katie kuchrrt. Elizabeth
Oates I'rarl li"Hrrrft. Marie ECkhart.
CHih"rin". Ilalfi"nny. clara NuSt. Cath
erin" lLIrm. Nclli' Sutton. Mary Bow
crs. Adstlln" Moore. LcNIa Moore. Eliza
beth Mrrunc: McvsrS: William kuchrrt.
Fleming Darrnd Henry Franz. BERNARD
Halfpanuy. Glenn SunIa: McStlamcS:
Anna Dean. Ealrh lI"lhitz"r and Ira
Moore: McsSrS. and Mr$dHmcs Gabriel
Henson. William M"t'un", T.. Snndl. .In-
&cph Mclaughlin, Henry Franz. John
Anderson. George Porter. John Half
penny.
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BODY OF coLoRED NAN TO m:
SENT TO SOUTHERN H011.

The body OF Wallace Mckee, coloret
aged &c years. who died in Morrow alley
ices will b. held and Interment will 81
made. The negro passed away Friday
following about ten days illness Of I'll
rhod fever. *
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House Party.

Epworth Park at bethesda, for the
past fortnight has been the scene OF a
most enjoyable party chaperoncd by
Mrs Fred Cook
Marshmallow toasts and everything
that tended towards making the party
SUCCESS wero included.
The houses guests were:
Misses:
Lotto Nartz, Katherine Hill.
Gertrude Cook, Margaret Scllramm.
Thelma ThomaA
Party To Country.
Quite few Wheeling people have
taken up their residence at the NuZum
farm located several miles beyond West
Alexander. whore they arc rartakinG Of
the summer joys and nnum"rable pleas
ures that are found in the rural section.
The party Includes:
Messrs and Mcsdames:
George Eclfcr. Harry Ruble,
Harry King. Jr- Master Harry Rublc
Lou Schneider. Babe Mayors,
Clara Smith.
Miss Margaret Schneider.
Entertained With a Luncheon
Mrs. Matthew Mctzncr entertained
Yesterday ut noon with n luncheon in
honor Of Miss Mary Sheppard Of barnes
VILE Ohio.
Mrs. Mctzncrs guests wore:
Misses:
Edith BOnncSon MarErcttn Modem.
Ethel Mctzncr. Mary Sheppard. Of
Ethel Cischcndorf BarncsviIln O.
of louisville. Ky Sarah Mctzn.r,
Ncsdamcs:
W. r. Scott y. Earin Rogers.
Dinner Party Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Strocble cntcrtHr-
ed last evening nj their home III Martins
Ferry with charming dinner party as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13

A beautiful birthday party was hold
~ tn" l"In" uf Mr.. and Mrs. William
Icmlry Of Gl"nwnnd lI"iChIs last "rrn-
Ing in honor NJ their son. Harry. II h'.-
Ing The thirteenth anniversary. The
evening was spent with i.nmrS and
music ;&nd ~ late h"ur II dainty lunch
con WIS served t" the following guests