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Northwestern League.
Call for Bids.

At the regular, meeting of. the city council: of May ,18. >1S14,. the Street committee was instructed to call for bids. for a concrete sidewalk to be. constructed from sa point known on. Mckinley street and occupied blythe Pinzon Cigar. Company, and from
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Pentecostal Mission.

Regular meetings: Sunday, 3 p. m. and 7:3O p. m., also Monday, Tues day, Thursday and Friday at 7:S0.
 Bible study each Monday evening.
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Episcopal Church.

Services at the Church of the Epi- phany, Sunday, are: Holy Communion 8:30. :. Morning Prayer 11:O0.
 Sunday School 12:00.
 Evensong 7:30.
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Federal League.
 Brooklyn 2, Kansas City G.. Pitch ers-Houck; Adams.
 Pittsburg 8, St. Louis g. Pitchers -Keetzer; Groom. Thirteen innings. Stopped on account of darkness. Baltimore 8, Chicago 5. Pitchers Wilhelm; Lange, Fiske, Bremen.
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Northwestern League

N0FthWeSteTn CedQUe Portland 2, Tacoma 4. Pitchers Salveson; Boice. Victoria 0, Spokane 6. Pitchers Pope; McCorry.
 Vancouver 4, Seattle 2. Pitchers Hall; Kelly.
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blessed and peaceful Christian nation
should fan on its knees In humble sup
plication to the Giver OF all good gifts
10 piacate the anger. contention and
strife In other lands. and bring the
chief fomenters TO a realizing sense
OF their great iniquity in drenching
the earth with the blood OF the inno-
cent and helpless. and spreading black
despair among the habitations OF man.
kind.
With the Divine assurance that the
prayers of the righteous availeth
much" the nation must come to pray
or In humble and contrite spirit.
and with supreme faith. We should
also confess our own shortcomings
and earnestly pray that His just wrath
may not be visited upon US. but that
out OF all the Affections He chooses
to send good may come. Above all,
let us bow devou,ly like the sinner
and not with the self-righteous uplift.
ed face OF the publican.
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SENTIMENT AND UTILITY

Some well disposed persons have
originated the idea OF sending a ship
over the ocean ladened with toys as
Christmas gifts to the children OF the
belligerent countries whose fathers
are fighting in the war. and to those
who have been made orphans. II Is
most kindly spirit that prompts this
action and an exhibition OF the uni
versal sympathy that pervades this
neutral nation. But there never was
fine sentiment expressed but what
some practical person didn't spoil its
beauty. And so. in this case. there
II a movement on foot to protest
against the carrying out OF a scheme
that will provide only useless things
that win soon be broken" instead OF
shoes. clothing and food and other
creature necessities that will be more
appreciated
Practical giving r. all right where
the objects on whom the gifts are be.
slowed have arrived AZ the age OF a
clearer understanding OF values and
economy. but 70 expect children TO &C.
cept useful things instead OF play.
things with the same appreciation can.
not come from those who thoroughly
understand child nature The childish
expectancy OF Christmas r. accompa.
MED with certain hopes which are not
fulfilled with giving the chnd the
things that are considered az a mat.
ter OF course IN their lives. The prac.
Teal side % the question has its good
points, but nothing can BE- substituted
for the sentimental side. The hungry
child may be- fed. and the naked
clothed on Christmas. but without
childish dreams made true II win not
be Christmas. So the only thing We
can see 10 do f. 70 both feed. cIothe
and Toy them
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UNCLE WALT
The Poet Philosopher.
NJ Nd CURE

said the learned apothecary. a. no
handed me his pills. These will make
you biithe and merry they will cure
aH human illa They viii Mn tho mi.
crObes buzEin In your vitals and your
h'ad. ~ you'll only take n dozen incl
before you 30 TO bed So took fhcr
lof the ISLANDERS, which had held me
Tor q spell. for the mumps and waller
landers. and they made me sound and
veil on, those pills ! recommended
uu saw their sales advance. and
their merits ! defended every time
had n chance. Then the able druggist
pcrlahed. and a new one took mo
tore. and the pills 7 love and cher.
lehcd weren't compounded any more
non sample pill I carried TO an
analyst of fame. and around hia study
tarriod while he analysed the same
end his laughter made him tOffer
when bic task was done. BY Hur. emf.
ie made Of -four and water. and ID
wouldn cure a thing" Thus the
man 81 science lifted for his task had
made him KAY. and . humbled foIf
a1d wiltcd. ~ ! took the pin away.
Jest the same. those pills had cured
mo. changed my health from bad 20
good. a. the pharmacist assured me.
on his honor. that they would
WALT MASON
Copyright 1914.
George Matthew Adau,s
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WIFE BEATER
Tried In Police Court Yesterday and
Escaped With Fine Of
SO and Costs

Charles West. a wife beater. was
lined $40 and costs yesterday in police
court and paid the fine Charles had
been arrested Thursday night when a
number Of calls came to police head.
quarters that n murder was being
committed at his home. II seems that
he had become all '1iquored up" al
MinEo during the day. and came to
Bis home. Not finding WHEY" there.
be waited until she came home al M
o'clock. and then started the artlllery
% going. Mrs. West displayed n very
badly marked face and gave evidence
OF having been on the short end Of
the acrimmare
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THE LITTLE THINGS IN LIFE.

The Columbus. Ohio. bank clerk,
who was caught up short $500. dis
sipated his stealings in gambling. He
was young-oniy 26-with the larger
visions of life Just opening to him
with the most inviting prospects. He
was apt. industrious and competent.
and had been promoted to the position
OF teller only six months before his
REGULATIONS were discovered. IL is an
old story. but the lesson is as impress
sive as ever-the insidIous strength OF
little peccadilioes leading to grave
faults and great crimes. The young
men who are In college can find in
this unfortunate's closed career sug-
gestive food for serious thought. In
confessing to his thefts and the
causes leading 20 his downfall. he
mournfully relates: 1T goes back 20
my school days-that's all. l got the
gambling spirit there. and Il stuck
with me. And that's what's got me
into this fine mess 81 trouble. My tip
to boys IL, play the game square in
little things, and don't gamble. even
Just a little bit"
Starting right IL the main thing in
this life. The boy at college is in the
formative and absorbing period OF his
existence. Whatever influences he
permits to sway him then travel with
him through all the future years. As
II is. oftentimes. the FIRST drink that
leads TO the drunkard. so II is the first
game for money that paves the way 10
the gamblers career. Both alike end
in dishonor and disgrace. The Co
lumbus youth began TO gamble with
his college mates at n college where
the students played 25-cent limit DO
ker, generally considered innocent
diversion" But soon the sense of
discrimination was lost. the moral per
ceptions blunted and the rest is as "a
tale that Is told"
II is always the little things in this
world that count, the little beginnings
In the right direction. and the little
departures from rectitude that make
up the sum total of success or failure
This is not a sermon. Il is merely a
representation OF cold facts which "he
who runs may read" with proat. il
, he is so inclined.
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SUIT COMPROMISED
Case Of Engineering a Equipment Co.
W.. Robt ". Kyle Dismissed
From Court Docket
Appeals Filed.

Judge Newman entered an order
yesterday In Part One Of circuit court
in tho case 81 the Enrinecrinr and
Equipment company w. Robert "
Kyle. dismissing the case The suit
was 10 have been tried before n Jury
Wednesday but das compromised
An appeal case from the court oi
Squire Wickham was fled n IA
styled Moses y Groves W John n
Howlcy The suit Involves personal
contracts and arises over the sum OF
&i5s.6s Before the squire. judgment
was rendered IN favor Of the plaintin
for the amount
A revorberation % the Moran Nc
Ginty trouble from the court Of
Squire Dobbs was hled The suit ~
styled State ~ W Va. w. Emma No
ran A. the trial some time ago the
woman was hned SO and costs on n
charge 81 disorderly conduct and an
appeal taken TO The criminal court.
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THE WARNING WORLD.

The present week closes with the
twenty-nrst day OF the greatest battle
ever fought still raging with undated
vigor on both sides. There is no den.
mite knowledge of the successes OF de
feats. as both sides. the allies and the
Germans. are equally insistent OF hav-
ing gained the advantage. There can
be no question. however. as TO the
truth OF the Germans suffering from
the constant battering they have been
subjected TO. and the best surmise Is
that their great armies are preparing
for strategic retirement" from the
positions they have doggedly main.
tanned. The move on Antwerp. the
last stand the Belgians can make. Is
meeting with success. and. unless a
miracle happens. win soon be in pos.
session OF the Germans.
Russia Is still forging ahead with re
lentless force. The Cars first oper.
alton against East Prussia was a
fine piece Of strategy. az II served 10
withdraw a large force from the
French frontier to repell his advances
In the meantime hts armies were max
ing the advances he Intended into Ca
licia. where ne has practically broken
the Austrian hold Russian successes
continue here. with Vienna and Berlin
a. the goal. Petrograd reports claim
q decisive victory IN Poland over the
Germans after seven days battle
with the Kaiser's forces retreating into
East Prussia. n Is said that the Ger
man and Austrian army AZ Cracow nov
numbers 100000 men and will be op
posed BY a Russian mobilization OF
stili greater numbers.
The outlook for the prolonEation ol
the war into the winter months 8,
stronger than ever. and then will come
the greatest Of all enemies 20 an Or
mies-disease. Already cholera ha,
broken out IN Vienna. and from nov
On we may expect 70 hear Of the deci
nation 81 the ranks by camp fever,
and Kindred ailments. Tho soldier 81
hausted BY long vigiis and exposur,
20 all kinds % weather readily sue
ournbs % disease that under other con
ditlons he might survive
Japan seems % BE- making slow
Roadway AGAINST the German posses
sions In China. The latter country
has protested against the invasion o
Chinese territory BY Japan a. viola
ton o. her neutrality. but tho Japa
nese are treating tho protest with m,
same indifference as Germany ertend
"a 10 BELGIUM.
The situation IN Mexico. which be-,
been threatening has been com
posed 20 certain extent fhrouri
Carranza aereeinR ~ eiirninat,
himsef a. candidate for N,
Presidency on the demand oI
General villa Senior Caideron /,
acceptable 70 both Constltuuonaiisl
leaders for Provisional President unH
q regular election shall BE- held The
Washington government holds the i'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-03
DAY OF PRAYER FOR PEACE

Tomorrow. Sunday. October 4. has
been DESIGNATED BY proclamation Of
President Wilson a. special season
Tor the united prayers Of the American
people in appeal 70 Almighty God 10
bring peace 70 the desolats places oi
the earth Never before IN the history
% tho world have such mighty hosts
been assembled In battle array. and
never before has the carnage been 20
frightfui and appalling 10 the human
mind Horrible az has been tho cost
20 far. tho prolonFation Of the conflict
viii be attended with consequence ~
enforceable calamity n is meet.
therefore. that this great. bountfuHy
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Safety Firrt m sohool.-

responsibillty Tor the present EuFopean
var h. tabooed IN the public schools ~
hpungstowu. Instructions TO this ef-
ltct were issued a. recent meeting or
the teachers. This move b. advisabie
not only because Of the VARYING sym
pathtes of pupils and their parents but
because the world M large is stiil much
~ the DARK regarding the actual respor.
slbthty Tor the opening OF hoatlities
The allies blame Germany and Austria.
and the Tcutons Boz turn blame the allies.
Salem Ncwe
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And In II years all these changes
have come, and with them the in.
crease of college acres almost tenfold
modernized curriculum, and in.
creased enrolment
As the advertisement says. There
rs reason" and the reason Is Thomas
r. Cramblet. president for the past ! 4
years. In the swinging OF the pen.
dulum Bethany College had gone down
TO the lowest point numerically and
financially without reaching a vanish
ing point. President Cramblet has
greatly increased the enrolment. has
acquired fine endowment. has toned
up the scholarship. has hroadened the
scope OF the work. has put in a good
summer session. has increased the
holdings tenfold. has put in an cleo.
trio line from the railroad. has put in
a city water plant. a gas plant. an
electric light plant. has financed all
and Is president Of all these quasi pub
lie corporations.
In a positively glorious fashion mas
the personality OF Cramblet given a
new birth 70 the personality OF Alex.
ander Campbell.
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II there is a spot in America where
the students from the vicinage need
precisely the modern scholarship of
agriculture that Bethany can furnish
students who would not otherwise get
IL anywhere. and could not get IL bet.
ter anywhere than here. we would like
10 learn thereof.
IL was 'Ras Wilson. Quiet Observ.
err who quantity expressed the beau.
~ and the glory OF the Bethany
campus in way that III never forget
IL was a rare privilege to enjoy Eras.
mus and Bethany at the same time
We were sitting in the shade of won.
derful trees. refreshed with n delight.
ful breeze that was leaping from hill
to bill, when the Quiet Observer" re.
marked. Heaven will have to go some
10 beat this place for me-"
But the prosperity OF Bethany Is
recent. When was last here. near 20
years ago. there were no street cars
from Wellsburg. eight miles away
and we had to crawl uphill all the
way dragged by horses. but now cleo.
tricity does the work. Then were no
electric lights. no gas plant. no mod.
ern plumbing, where now are all city
luXuries.
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AN UNHAPPY COMPARISON

The letter writing campaign of
President Wilson has begun. and IL the
end is as bad as the beginning. he will
have done nothing OF credit. The first
epistle to the benighted has been ad.
dressed TO Congressman White. OF
the Marietta. Ohio. district. and en-.
dorses Governor Cox for reelection.
Whether or not this letter has been
extorted from the President by frantic
appeals on the part OF Cox's machine
Tor help does not matter so much. as
the reasons President Wilson gives for
supplying the presidential blessing. In
commenting on the prepared and fixed
record OF Cox's achievements sent him
we have this glorious comparison from
the pen OF the inconsistent President:
The record Is OF a piece with the
consistent action OF the Democratic
members OF the House OF Representa-.
tives.' and that II is an achievement
OF platform promises"
This is decidedly rich. coming from
an administration that is notoriously
In default OF party platform pledges
redeemed. which started out on a ca.
reer OF hypocrisy. led by the President.
in repudiating the Panama Canal free
tolls plank and the contemplated alb
rogation Of the one-term plank. This
has been followed by numerous deIln-
quencies. IL the President considers
Cox's record consistent with that of
the performance OF the National De
mocracy. then the Ohio Governor is
doubly damned by the comparison.
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With all the expensive machinery OF
the Cox license machine. with two Ma
houtng county license commlssioners on
nigh salaries who draw twelve months
pay Tor about thirty DAYS work with
the saloon elevated by license and the
bootleEginE and speakensies as common
IN license Youngstown az In any DRY
county 10 the tate.-YounEstown Teie-
gram
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Comments of
Ohio Editors
Followed the Leader.

ONO Democrats have followed the
iead or the national administration in
largely increasing the number OF stats
employees. and yet they talk OF an eco
montreal administration - Newark Am
erican Tribune
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Alas when love faileth. Two years
ago Governor Osborn. or Michigan. was
one OF the seven governors who appeaieo
TO Roosevelt TO run for President. This
year he Is the regular Republican nomi-
nee Tor reelection and the Progressives
are making war on him.
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The Underwood bill IN seven months
caused a falling on in the balance OF
trade In our favor amounting to sz4s.-
100000. The benevolent Democratic
party has robbed US Of that amount OF
wealth. besides spreading distress
throughout the land.
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Roosevelt will have 20 stand trial N
Albany county for libel. as the cour,
has denied his appeal for a change OF
venue. He desired n more SYMPATHETIC
neighborhood for the settlement OF his
quarrel with Mr. Bsrnes. a former close
friend and supporter.
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Too Small FOR IN. job.

Ferhaps the reason that the Progress.
siNe paper OF Marietta doesn't mn In is
1eiunct list OF candidates b. because the
Progressive strength D. too small for
the Job-Marietta Register-L.cader.
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CONGRESSMAN Nicely Is still busy for
warding Impeachment PROCEEDINGS
against Federal Judge. not that he be-
heves In the complaints. but that he ev-
poets to profit politically The simple
duty Of nlling the Wheeling postoYics
vacancy does not appeal TO him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-03

James W. Wadsworth. Jr. the Repus.
lean candidate for the New York sena-
torship. comes from a long line OF Re
publieans and patriots. His grandfather
was killed in the Battle OF the Wilder
ness. while his father and two uncles
also served in the Union armies.
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Lieutenant Lee who fred the hrst
shot In the naval battle In Manila Bay.
y dead. II the shot was not heard
around the world. - was followed By
consequence OF supreme Importance.
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The oid organic weakne.,.

me democratic organs In ZanesvIile
ana ,ambfidge are doing some valiant
stranding IN trying 20 support n wet
governor and dry amendment az the
same time.-Gucrnsey Times
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Next week will show the relative
drawing powers 81 the war and the
worlds baseball series. and We are IN
olined 20 believe the national pastirne
viii have the car.
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President Wilson has decided 20 stay
~ home and write letters during The
campaign. preferrinE the ciaok Of the
Typewriter 20 the cheers 81 the multi
tuds
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preston that the recent incident is
practically closed.

Senator Reed. speaking for the Demo-
cratic party. exclaims. we have been
playing the hypocrite." Huh. Just ind
IL out7
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Uncle Toms Cabin" has been sub
jected 70 every disnguring innovation
EXCEPT a Topsy ballet.
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The European Armareddon seems "a
Be a. much involved an the American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-03

Senator Penrose gives Teddy as good
rs the Bull Moose chief sends.
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Tax Notice

City taxes for the year 1914. will
he due and payable from October
Isl, 20 November LIST, 1914. Per.
sons paying their taxes within the
above named period will he en-
titled TO a discount on city taxes
Of 2 per cent.
w. S. McELROY,
City Treasurer