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AN nnoRTANT FACTOR

UBC sentiment surely wonderful and influence
Scarcely undertaking succeeds unless
backed by reasonable that less intangible thing
call public sentiment 1t evident that public sentiment
much divided the of Mr. Wilson's league of nations
propaganda At first the avorab disposed the
ent because for political they dared not against him.
telling that everybody favored the presidents league pa
Now it is by certain that this is the
Public sentiment be the other direction until
it doubtful whether supports Mr. Wilson, first indicated
Senator Johnson who attacking the presidents policy being
ovons those accorded the chief executive
himself Reed of Missouri bitter his attacks the
presidents policy addressed audience the public
Denver the week advised by those who
heard him that he made the logical and plausible argument
heard Denver for and that the applause accorded him
than that which given Mr. Wilson, and it must
admitted that the applause accorded the latter gentleman
to the high office he holds than logical popular
ment forth.
just public sentiment rather the lack of it, having
marked effect the big strike by the Boil
hevk forces of the land Seldom strike
ceul unless backed by public sentiment No for
the steel strike and object be attained and
that subject the welfare Of to the bargaining Of the
few few characters Public sentiment
and without this important
factor the will almost surely fail
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11
OUR MODERN WONDERS

ID LSSED foreahers who had to get the
and change tires who had her hitting three who
never stripped or lad to pay garage bills
George Washingtons could life look
things they would probably thank their lucky that they
didn't live this generation We speak of this wonderful Of
the automobile the arane the telephone the telegraph Undoub
dy wonderful they make grey hairs where black
before They make old and old
childish.
In George Washington time the horse shay could be hche
destination would be reached OF think of it
but had ridden in automibile train
would be noticed When George out his
ottng horse and skipped around the country he undoubtedly
than this there
strip Of the horse had
be looked after but they weren't modern day then
When Georges horse sepsd nail it didn't let all the air
out Of him ''e ~ 5;ss
1t foegone conclusion in mind that Methuselah would
have lived that old the Bible credits him with he
had been bothered by modern wondersSeamboat Pilot
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11
HOW TINES HAVE CHANGED

HE other day press dispatch told of holding
gang up Wyoming relieving them of 5000 in cash.
robbery of story robberies
getting and the haus make
5000 look like small change But think section having 5000
during working Time section gang
considered wealthy it had enough tobacco hand clay
pipes lit up during the working shift
But nothing like that The gang tailor made
carry their food in sanitary pals with
ed bottle for high grade coffee In times they used to throw
rocks the bull frogs until they back from the bank made
for good drink from the pool beside the track During the
lunch hour the time telling stories and wondering they
going have supply pick handles before cold weather
Now the section spends the lunch hour discussing the
financial questions of the day and planning for
urng how much they will trade when the old turned
in Cad eight
Yes each fellow thinks things have changed his line but it
appears changed lines the lowy section hand
who used be happy and his $25 aGreeley
Star.
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11
BRASS TACKs AND BRASS TACKs

RE all of the senate Republicans and Democrats
"A wrong President Wilson dead right the
vaton busne right fair that he should refer to them
he did ST Louis incapable of arusc purposes abso
lutte contemplate CUTTERS and who would scuttle and
Can't they challenge the stubborn will and the judgment Of
and still be Americans friends of humanity?
We have said it before and say it again:
Brass tacks Mr. President brass tacks Saying whether not
shall join nations NOT brass tacks Saying
whether shall do Interpreting Of Of
the and giving therefor IS brass tacksMn
neapolis Tribune
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WHERE THE MONEY WENT

exchange calls attention the in which the United
railroad running things in the
following manner
Here is which shows how Of the deficit of the rail
road administration caused the Wabash road
tank operated by electricity which tended by nearby farm
He turned the switch the morning about his business
back o'clock the evening and turned off, For this
service for day received about $40
When the railroad took hold the wise who cass
fled employees rated this farmer electrician They figured his
time for the entire day and allowed him about $500 month without
requiring additional from him. Furthermore he
back amounting between $5oo and $0osouth Bend
Tribune.
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11
FROM BILLY SUNDAY

D ACKWARD turn backward, Time flight; give
- girl with tight give girl charms many
few exposed by much peekaboo girl
who the vaudeville
girl shapey view, dress her skirts that the
shine through give the by with plenty
clothes and high the turkey and but
rmk slides hury gurdy and wiggetal gdes bearcats
and bunnyhug all levetheye all products Of hell inspired
by the devil let optics pure
Of Tme backward
quest blessing undressedBy Sundays
fervent prayer-Loveland Reporter.
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11
WHAT NEXT7

OvERNENT by hysteria expensive BE kept of
" until after election and then hysca preparedness
billions had coddng of Bohevsm until bomb exploded
of the attorney and then had hysterica
demands for huge appropriations with which detect
months
istaon had authority of law against profteer but did
nothing until public patience exhausted and then made hys
ica for appropriations running into millions with which
prosecute what will be the subject of adminsra
on hy and how much of appropriation will take to satisfy
the Wilson appointees There still deserving Democrats
State Republican.
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11

Shakespeare would say and perhaps psychopahic hospital
nfirmay' would prove just Objectionable
though called asylum We not about this We DO
however people of this community by resolutions
passed very representative meeting themselves
regard insane asylum for Genwocd
Springs The Post has already published the resolution passed by
meeting desiring withhold information
which the public might be interested this week publishing
between Mayor Darow and Secretary Moe
the and the of
the contemplated purchase 1t is for the people to
digest this and view from angle which their good judgment
The pmistc about the and believes
that the advantages and the damages have both magnd by
of people.
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WHY NoT7

HE Oklahoma Farmers Union passed the following resolution
their annual meeting: eff its wisdom fit
these railroad their congress
also buy all of the the United their equipment
and employ all the farmers hem paying
equal of the hourly that the rail
empoye then sell
a COST
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u economy government printing shortly
N when the passes the BILL already by the
off hafmilon dollars in preparing and printing the Daly
Congressional Record The will show only actually
tranpres day. and will lengthy
articles clipped from extra matter that members
may Incorporated in will speeches members
permitted it's unless speeches have actually been de
vered the floor congress This will economy right
and has been demanded by the people for
Springs sftingsNews.
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CREDIT TO PRESS

THE Republican Publicity association through president Hon
Jonathan Bourne r has the following statement
from its Warrington headquarters:
Short sighted indeed those who accord President Wilson
staying destruction the
nation by the four brotherhoo While that his reply
shopmen he uttered against interference with contnua
of productive activity his words but the echo and epe
on words Of warning that had from the lips of public
everywhere that had the editorial
lin all of the country while Wilson still maintaining
sphynxk silence If the country had first unms-
of the proposals. de-
and threats of the railroad employees what there to
believe that the president would have surrendered to threats OF
force he did 1867 What this country needs today
leadership We have had leadership against
revolution the leadership did from the
White House. from the halls Of and from the ed
itora sanctums Of the Fourth Estate"
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= first history organized
ened nationwide strike does with the sympathy Of
branches affected
railway employees threatened strike this is undoubtedly Dur
railroad employees
with the increased living Other and
BILE union organizations realize that demands of
will nure the Of organized labor WHOLE and
railroad who asking for ridiculous
and conditions getting little sympathy from other trades
pcople.-Hayden Republican
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11

MYTH two and moving picture
w President Mrs Wilson their junk
through the country behalf Wilson's ambition be either
first president of the league of nations hdme president Of
the United States the principles Of democracy being outraged
before attempted by any public Should Woodrow
Wilson succeed either of his ambitions Aericansm will be
derd its home and the of civilization and Christianity act
back thousand years-Colorado State Republican
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11

VxIE the states seethng with anarchy and blood
w shed with the labor strikes Colorado and he
that thus far serious results
have been noted hope that this good record be main
tanned to the end Of the struggle.
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11

HE Republican Aemrican party 1t proud Of its
countyalways 1t will not PATIENTLY witness its vlicaon
Nor will those leaders who share of such
country sustain their leadership unless Republicans
lost their Americanm We believe that the best interests Of
United demand the election Of Republican president 1920
We believe that the people Of the country
Examiner.
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11

W WHENEVER question public policy
w has good right and
express opinion the question involves educational
municipal policy Of with
the sale of the Hotel Colorado property the
temped other question involving the public
welfare community the people who the
should be consideration If the people believe that
certain action order themselves their
then they should hesitate take action The
munity superior individual his rights should and
be respected.
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11

vxIHO of brother remember the time here
Colorado when farmer brought ten pounds Of butter
fifteen dozen eggs half hog twobushel seamless
full Of flour from the mill Of
of wood the fall Of the year. and ths
for years subscription We do Time 1873
80 Place Castle Rock Douglas county Corado-Lyons 0
corder
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11

OOD citizens all the land will be pleased
~ proved condition President Wilson will hope
speedy For time his physical condition such
much and fear that he might rally
from the
citizen cannot realize what tremendous
under his efforts to accomplish what he believes usab
end Regardless of how little may agree
dent Wilson In his political views and aims respect him the
chief executive of the would passing
especial calamity at this time While of sympathy with his
of travelling the country public
down the throats of the questionable doctrines
hope with the staunches of his supporters for his speedy
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11

NOTHING thoroughly the peoples the world
~ and especially Americans cosmopolitan viewpoint
the world and suffering incident The
Belgian relief fund which months from all Of
the world the Red Cross drives used for the relief of suffering
bleeding humanity all cms and regardless of condition.
creed the Jewish Relief feed
shelter those who and freeze their
rescuethese and other manifestation of charity and mercy nd
that of cherished opinions often tngd with
prejudice still ready relieve human suffering Some
helping the Srans the Begian the Amenns and
hearts and to the stricken Jews And
why mott They suffering They needy They beckon
help We must them by We must not be deaf to their
in their hour of need
The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11

u believe appealing the better side Of
going down in their pockets and jim
and the Post be-
ieves they will find mighty good investment No mortal
estimate the which has been accomplished by this soul
saving which for has been busy with the down
underworld habues whom respectable
society turned the cold shoulder OF who have
made toward right living have slipped back have
their the path that leads hell But likewise
failed commendabe lines of endeavor The
total of Jim Gooearts who remain and firm
constitute very heavy of the total reclaimed but neverh
less they worth and society the gamer be-
unssh Jim lift
the fallen and plant their feet solid ground.
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NEWS OF INTEREST TO
MARYLAND INVESTORS

Local stockholders Of tn" Mariana
Refining company Will b" interested in
hits of news clipp"d from 'rh" MARYLAND
NCwS" paper puhhShCk nj r"nca
.CIty, Oklahoma. copy al which was
received at this office yesterday.
Tho paper this week publishes tn"
story Of Il million dollar model city now
being built on Nv" quarter sections Of
land north of the MARYLAND refinery.
There III" employees VIII live. work ana
play" Homes for LOCO people will be
built at ono" ana more later.
Mainland E"fnnG c"mplctSI seven
producing wells during Tia" last week or
July with 4 l"lal initial production If
500 barrels.
Kay county GaS company. a SuhSdi-
AIRY of MARYLAND. has completed plans :
tn" building Of an \-inch gHs Pup" Inc
from ITS bSaG" count? ga l'aS" t.
markets in Kansas.
Production ON all property N which
Mnrlamd Refining Is interested 'NcrcdS
N.h60 barrels dairy ana ny"r t. ono b.
r"i~ Of This = owned 10y IN" company.
Tn" monthly rrudurI!"u iS now at Ia"
rat" o: 2"0.ruU barrels compared to
Ii.r"n barrels III July, 1918.
Gross earrings "E MlrlauJ Refining
IF, III I'S prrdu"'I"n. r"iln ~ and >iu;
head EnSuliu" plants Ir" running at TINS
tune ~ CNc":S If S,.run IA" nnnTally
rn"rC Than thirty percent on III" out
STANDING, sock.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO August Hogs - Receipts.
$4,000: estimated tomorrow. ln.On0:
mostly % 70 50 cents higher than ycs-
terGays average Top. S2@.G1: heavy
weight. s2n.%5 n ESQ; medium weight
s2n 50 n "@.G5: light weight. $50 30 n 80 {:
light light. s195oT21.o5; heavy packing
sows. smooth. sl9.25W2Q25: packing
sows. rouchs. s1S&19: pigs. S1?&l9.3n.
Cattle Receipts. 1900: estimated to-
morrow. soon: strong. Steers. mediums
and heavy weight Choic" and prime
s1-.fo&l?@5: medium and good. So Il
lT4o: common. SlO.5nm II: hight weight
good and choice. SlI 2jGIS.25: common
and medium. S95u@il4gI Butcher ca'-
tl"-IIrjr'rS. H1.f"U -: cows; ST2If"
1850: tanners and cutters, So: goal
calves. light and handy weight. SiA inar
1850: feeder steers. ssh I2.Iu: S'orkcr
stccrS $TT /; western rang S'"crr. 50
Il 1850: COWS and h"if'rS. 3 - Z II.
Sheep Receipts. @!.nnn: estimated To-.
morrow. nmn: strong. I.anhs II lhr
down. $1%.Ii&l7.2j: rullS and common
500 1875; ysar!inG wcthcrs. 1919 q l..IO;
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Probate of Will.


In tho County Court of ohio County.
West Virginia.:
In tn" matter "f tn" pr"hat" Of tn"
last VIII and Testament Of Gustav
Xuf"hr Ii"lw!R. deceased.
Til" object of The verified PETITION:
flied IN Tins matter ON TN 3lsl day If
July. 1919. ~ Ia haV" admitted Ia pro
bate Il paper writing. rurpOriing I" l."
the last viii and testament Of tustaN
Zuf"hr H"lwiE. drr"rS,ri. bearing date
the 18th day uf January. 1905: and II
appearing from said verified petition
and affidavit. filed with m" in my office.
that AdOlph Zuf"hr. who is by said
petition named and declared to l." inter-
cStcd IN The probate 0f said Will. il n
nonresident "f The STATE Of West N!r-
cinia. IL is th"r' for" ordered that SAID
non res ldrrG and all unknuwn persons
interested in Vic probate Of said VIII do
appear IN my office. at the Court House.
IN ia" cay " Wheeling. OHIO county.
West Wig mia, within urC month after
tn" date If IN" first publication hereof.
and do what is necessary I" pru1crt Their
interests IN SAID matter. TIL" h"arInE Of
tn" said p"t:tiOn IS sea for 1hC md day
of September 1919. at = o'Clrrk =. M.
Given under my hand this 3rd day Of
July. 1919.
Published for tho first time August I e.
1919.
JOHN IT. WELLS
clerk Of III" County Court. ONO county,
Stat" OF West Virginia.
JOHN i. ARBENZ,
Attorney, au-1-S-15-22
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LOGAN a RRYAN'S CLOSING STOCK
LETTER

NEW YORK. Aug. 7-Drastic do
clincs were recorded throughout the
last. Specialtics were practically with
out support and many pools cndcavorcd
to reduce long lines.
We sec no occasion ID altor The
views which we have expressed so often
recently. which are TO the effect that
existing conditions warrant n suhStan-
tial contraction OF long lines Of scCuri
ties.
We believe that barring occasional
rallies, the trend OF prices will nc
downward u'.'u something Is accom-
plished in the way OF n material r"duC-
ton in commodity prices Of all kinds
and until there is less agitation. tho
presidents forthcoming address. still.
will no doubt acccntuatc the stern nc
CcSSity Of adjustments.
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Butchers Enjoy Picnic.

The butcher hops Of this city wee
closed All dar yesterday on account or
tEr annual picnic Of til" butchers or
San,@rtinr being held yrsst"rd:iy -
Wheeling Park. Tho ma: n,n and
their families started ca!ly FIR III ra"Ii
and throughout Thoroughly enjoyed the
day. Tho pCmc was concluded with Il
boxing bout IN IA" evening. with Inauy
Wheeling boys in ia" preliminary bouts
Th" man go WIS h'iwt"n Eddie N'tNlrr
and Irish chick Rogers, both ot lIItS-
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NEW YORK, August 7.-I.ibcrty bond
final prices today were: 3i:s. 99.72;
first As. ?4.lG: second Is. 20: first A. s.
94.l6; second AIS. ?G.%i: third as.
94.9n: fourth as. $3.50; Victory ~ S.
1886; Victory A.. $. ?g.S4.
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WANTED-Agents

WANTHD-Agents. Candy. Big pay.
Start one Of our Specially Candy fae.
tories in your home. small room. any.
where. We tell how and furnish every:
thing. Advertise. Grand opportunity.
Men Women. Candy Co., 1919 RansteSd
ST.. Philadelphia, Pa jy-7-30t
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LIBERTY BONDS.

ewes. medium. good and choice. sT.ei
a.: culls and common. $50 f6.TJ.
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Benwood Pe-s o:tals.

Mrs. John McCusick. Of Marshall
street. is confined to her homo on &C
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A nrar relative OF mine loaned her
homc&a charming house in beautiful
Suhurh--tn friend for the summer
l met that frl"ud on the street lhe
other day and asked her how she liked
It. expecting Of course that 81" would
speak with enthusiasm III order I" SEND
her Grat!tud" 10 my relative through
me.
oh. us very pleasant" she SAID
lukcwarm,y. and then added with much
moro real feeling. out We were awful-
ly hot in that terrible hot spell
l repeated the incident to = woman
who knows her much better than |. and
she said: "Oh that's tn" way Sh"
always talks. Don't mind 1t. It's just
her way"
What an ungracious. unbcautirui
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WANTED-Male or Fen1ale
For Ecn. Furnished r,ooras.
I>UR KENr

FOR RENT-Two private garages AT
- lin sl"''i. anon Auto Ct.
aust
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WANTED-F:>p' rI"ur"'! GIrl for gen
,ral hrus.w..rk. small family: good
iH! Apply Dollar store. 1865 Main
81. or ihun" W,"dSdal" .06-J. au-6-I
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what Deadly wet Blankets They

We all know people who are like
that people who are cursed with the
curse Of uncnthusiaNm. and We all know
just what her reaction Will he. Sup
pose it's drCSS--ahr looks me over
critically while brace myself for what
is coming.
Don't YOU think il would look hotter
II the sleeves were Short?" she says. Il
think long sleeves are SO ugly And
she's got II a little bit too high in the
neck" And then 4 momcnt later she
adds. with none Of that warmth that
goes right tn IN" cookies of ON"
heart when one IS displaying some new
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FOR sALE-Farm 1851 acres, ! miles
west Of Atwood. Ohio. Carroll Co., in
good condition. For particulars address
\. b. Fry. Mineral City. Ohio jy.1s-i2t
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FcR HNNT-NtccIy furnished

FcR RNNT-NtccIy furnished rooms.
modern crrvtnicncca. in business CEN
ter ur cIiy. Inquire End floor Irtr:;Irrn.
Ger Bldg ja-13-tf
FOR AENT-One large light front room
End floor. Market street, steam heat,
suitable for one or Two gentlemen, will
rent furnished or unlurnlShed lnquire
nd floor intrii'ccncrr HIdE. 'a-l2-:f
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WANTED-Furnished Rooms

wANItEp-E rnm for Light house
k,,Inng good n"ighb"rh""d Icy hdT
"unlryrd. must b" r"aSunabl". box
{ H. carr lutrllIE"nC"r. auHl
WANTEp-~rn rent by rcliahl" party
furnished Vr unfurniShcd house. l"St
Of references. Address. G.. car" Intel
lIr,.,r.r aust
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WANTED-Male

wAHTED-Two machine molders, one
for bench work and one for plain
bumper. Steady work; $500 for hours.
No trouble. Address. NJ. W., Care In
tclligcnccr. auSi
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Country Place

Grounds 100 feet square. room bung-
allow. large porch. cellar. stable. poultry
pen. well. fruit. Lays high. one mile
from the car !:n" improved road New
buildings. Easy terms. Trice 100000
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RAETED - GOOD EXPERIENCED
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEWORK.
APPLY WHEELING NEWS OFFICE,
ADV. DEPT. au1if
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WANTED-Female

wANTED-N r"i'.hl" young woman for
ltNatrry work. Nppi? l3UJ-!30' Main
Str' ct. at unr' auSl
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DIED

RoE-On Thursday. August Z. 1919. al
1870 o'clock. y. NJ, at the home Of his
mother Mrs. Laura Terry Roc No. 1911
McColloch street. EMMET ANDREW
ROE. in the thirty-ninth year Of his
age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Funeral notice hereafter.

OLIvER~On Wednesday. August s,
1919. at O'Clock i. NJ. at the family Z
residence No. 731 Market street.
Charles VI. Oliver in the 14th year OF
his age.
Funeral services Mt his late residence,
No. 73l Market ST.. Friday evening st
s O'Clock. to which friends OF the fam
lily are respectfully invited. IntermentN
private Saturday afternoon at oclock
at Greenwood cemetery.
TALLMAN-At Saranac Lake, N. Y, on
Tuesday. August s. 1919. at o'clock
y. M. Miss Helen Tallman. only daugh.
ter OF Mrs. 4. i. Tallman.
Services from the residence. Leather.
wood Saturday afternoon at o'clock
Friends invited. Intcrment private At
Greenwood cemetery.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
HOTEL BOSCOBEL

kentucky Ave. near beach. Baths. elc-
vainr. fin" table bathing privileges;
American PLAN Always open. Capacity
$50. Booklet. a. T.. MARION.
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MATFcTTr Virginia ave. at beach
1utAC Ed liz Capacity 300. Every
appointment and comfort. NJ. 4. SMITH