The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-17

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Certain striking steel workers earning, and be-
ing paid $50 day. Not so bad.
What happy man the Medina county farmer should
be this year, with such glorious fall for harvesting his
crops. .a
Cincy wins another ball championship after fifty
years of waiting But it took "dry to put it
in bibulous Cmcy.
Take poll of boys and girls, High school and gram
mar grades and if they will vote for big new gym
and swimming pool. That's the way to find out.
Gov. Lowden of Illinois, has officially launched his
boom for the Republican nomination for President next
year. Getting into the ring in time as it were
Gov John j. Cornwen, of West Virginia, is being
doomed at home for the Democratic nomination for Pres
ident This, we presume, contingent on Mr. Wilson not
caring to
New York printers tied up all the magazine plants in
that city and the of them moving their
plants and publications to Chicago Getting even with
the New York typos.
Senator McCumber says in his twenty years ex-
pcrence he has known document to be so grossly
msepresented has been the League Of Nations treaty
This from the lips of Republican.
Canton friends are insistent that Senator Pomerene
be at least passive candidate for President in the coming
campaign If Wilson decides not to Pomerene is likely
to be quite noise in this neck O. the woods
A Frenchman is now experimenting with hand-pro-
PEELED airplane Even if not practical main power
it may prove wise safety device for when the man
power does STOP giving hope OF safe landing
Attorney Lawrence MAXWELL Of Cincinnati, says any
intelligent man read the League of Nations treaty IN
ten mnu es and digest it in forty More Rep testimony
showing its opponents are unfair their public uterances
Ohios tax assessment laws nearly hundred years
DID, and as amentaby unfair such an age is presumed
to carry with it, Whether the system proposed is
better we know not it can't be and that's saying
a whole mouthfu.
Ao;tators who fomented the steel strike, and who
So active in trying to keep it going are paid So day
with Sc day for expenses Looks like an incentive 10
continue working even if the other fellow and his family
sta,ve that the agitation have fat picking
Coal dealers tell there is threatened famine, with
coa hard to get the wholesale Dealers mean not the
lift retailers Now comes evidence that miners
have been working only part time because the wholesalers
wo;ld not take more product and distribute it.
Speaking of Senator Harding's prospects as pres
idcal candidate the Akron Times says OF other candl-
dat and their chances johnson and Borah have over
blown their balloons, and Lodge has made mess OF
Sena leadership" These three of the reactonarles
who.fought President Wilson, and now lying dsgured
in the discard
A writer in Saturday Evening Post taking no sides
in the wet or dry proposition, gives much data to show
where the country has been dry for about two years. as IN
certain States in the West drinking men who were slow
pay before the country went dry have caught up with their
living bills and are good credit propositions 1t re-
oures no argument to convince wet that drinking
man can't pay out his money to cover two liabilities IL
he drinks up his money someone else must wait
It is impossible to find legitimate excuses for the
American saloon as wide open the last decade
But there is such thing trying to enforce too drastic
laws Many recent deaths traced to the use OF de-
natred alcohol by whose systems SO full OF the
genuine article as to need tapering off service Re
strctons were made necessary by the abuse Of liquor
but it is yet be proved that the hard and fast methods
of Prohibitionists are wise