The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15

Shakcsp"ar. speaks of certain men
who waste All nf their offerings before
tho altar Of hope. These thoughti"SS
ones rv"rw"rk tn" future. Tomorrow
thov will study. tomorrow they Will De-
gin to save tomorrow they VIII ElT" go
rrously to IN" hungry and the poor
but never inGnE. Th"S" purSu" an 'Sh'S
fatuus. Modern men cali them raInh"W
thasrr~ I;u; Ihrr0 ~ another group VII"
Worship l.u'k. They look upon M" "a i
lottery They count themselves Tn" play
things uf Chan"". II means nothing I"
th,m that T"EnHso son said that nothing
walks with aiml'sS fleet. WHENEVER
they hear Of som" man VIII" has com" 10
honor position "r success they "Acla'm'
"Oh. If ! only had his luck, or t''y
add IF luck always went with me al''r
rhal fashion | would buy lottery tl'k"'S.
Doubtless thor" = som" advantage mat
comes to a man independent Of his own
talent and industry. incident I" ia" ia''
that he happens :" HAY" II father VII" ~
rich or n friend Ia whom h" can appeal.
and depending upon others. IN" youth
wrakrnS himself. Hope b"C"m'> his "n,-
my
ENrcctancy and hCp' 81 what chan'"
or friends will Il" has ruined many
youth Books ambition. "ullur". "rp"t-
tunity ar" all hlighl"i by hope that ~
unfoundri. Tomorrow ~ often over
worked. II Is too brilliant. g." certain.
Hone Of good forum" IN IN" iutur" para
ives mans industry I'm tn" present.
While anut',"r youth III his Sid'' - iillInn
his DAYS with work and his nights with
study and putting out his golden hours
rr hard work to ,ump"und interest. THIS
yuuIh unSipurcS. drram$. waits. asking
for a htiIc moro sleep and Il lIttlc NOR"
sIurnhrr Tnnnrrow h" VIII h"Elu \
course al reading, tomorrow h" VIII dr"i'
his ryIl companions. tomorrow h" Will
l., gin In hnlv" ms expenditures and dnu-
bio his savings, but his friends know
that tomorrow IS nothing Int today car
rid forward. Tho golden Culnrs IN to-
morruw's Sky VIII never turn I" yellow
metal The rainbow viii always retreat
and IN" pot Of gold at tho bottom "f IN"
rainbow Will Journey on. The worship
rf tomorrow ~ III" worship Of an alinr
that is vacant. 1t ~ the pursuit of "a
viii Of tho wisr. 1t is miraG" in the
desert The goddess IF tomorrow has
arms thal ar" empty. Her worship ~ rs
false and foolish ns IN" worship If any
clay god on IN" banks "f tn" Gauges,
Tho greatest word in the calendar Of
youth Is to-day" Happy Is the man wn"
has back Of him n great accumulation
Of rich and crowded yesterdays. y river
like the Mississippi is simply a point
whcr" tn" flood has hrrn pressed for
ward by tn" rains of hundred summers
and tn" hundred SHOWS Of the winter.
Yesterday should u" - Eranary filled
with grain against i"mOrr0W'S need.
The man who lived we'll yesterday and
today can dIr" tomorrow to do its worst.
The more arhIEN "nNrnis man can get he
hind him tn" greater tn" weight If char
actor In tho today and IN" momentum
for tomorrow. That ancient king dIvid-
I'd his life ur INTO four decades. pn his
twentieth birthday II" announced that ho
would gkc the FIRST ten wears Ia travel.
then ten To study. Il third ten 10 govern
mcnt. the fourth ten To friendship and
the fifth ten to God 1t was a splendid
ambition. hut unfortunately that evening
tho ceiling in his banquet hall foil and
killed tn" prince. leaving nothing but
his written plan. II is always easy for