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"MNN WE NOT2"


Editor world.
Comparisons ore>~always odious
but comparing the written words of
Historian Wilson with the action or
President Wilson Is the limit
Don't you know TINT President
Tyler whose actions IN the matter OF
the treaty With Texas was condemned
hy Historian Wilson, had never con
sorted with kings and things and was
merely am American executive with
none NJ the royal decorations or pre-
rogntlvcs which such associations
glyc7
And don't you know that the
members ot the United states senate.
who diupproycd th" Texas treaty
and resented the oncrogchments ~
tho executive. were great statAmcu.
because they are now dead and their
virtues may be recognized. while the
present senatorial opponents Of the
president are hut "wilful men and
"pirmy minds" because MI Wilson
says so'
NAV We not hope ana expect more
loyalty from men ln your position
and may we not also hope that It Is
unnecessary to state that loyalty
mems unuucstloncl and un0uestion
able agreement with President Wi
I ...,, ..t ..r t.Y...u Y.rH rfr.IIF an ,.tf
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THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS

From the beginning to end there
was no discussion, no Interpretation
In the sense required hy the grave
and reasonable objections raised
against the unrcservcd acceptance Of
the covenant NNcre there should
have been explanation there T.
naught hut eShortation. where
there should have been convincing
argument there iS fine rhetoric
where the address should have been
analytic /, is broadly arocalyptic It
is an emotional. idealistic harangue
not specific reply to the questions
that are In the minds NJ 80 many
~ us From beginning 10 end the
reader viii meet nothing but disap-
upiutmont In his search FOR some
thing new and specific hnd more
sn'lsfactor" 10 patriotic Intelligence
than are tho gonorali'lcs TO which
We have become accustomed New
York sun
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PREsTDENTs OPPORTUNITY

As for the president, he has an
excellent opportunity to regain much
Of the popular favor which he Is
believed to have lost In the past six
or seven months lie could now pur-
sua no wiser course than Co show
a hnrmonizinR and conciliatory tenn
per In all directions and TO all sides.
II he must fight let no effort be
omitted 10 make the necessity for
blows clear TO the people n -
must tour the states In order to win
the backing Of the country as
against the senate I'm the matter ot
the league OF nations. let him 20
forth only after having made sin
ccrc and friendly advances to ne
opposition Tor an accommodation Of
outstanding differences Springfield
Republican
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rIrr Army OF rnr rrTrnr.

The valcdictory issue Of The
stars and stripes" which was the
special publication of our soldiers
with the American eNpc1luonarv
forces I'm France, makes some pcru-
non, observations with reference 10
our army Of the future Assuming
'ho, America must maintain a stand
jue army " some size, i' urges that
mo influence of the men who have
returned 70 eiyn lltc a'lcr active
service. should hrinE about changes
ln conditions which they accepted
without protest under stress M war.
hut which In time ot peace make tho
NE Of tho soldier ura,'rnc,lyc n NOT
lntolcroh'e
Tho army of America 90 declares
should Doc something hottcr than ,he
ONO In which good as BE- had nlvnys
shown tsc'f 'n ho. the American
public showed 800 little interest be-
fore ,he war Reference is made TO
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the money TO get thom suppose
you think I'm awfully silly. Ncnt. 10
Hct my heart on "A white dress sld
veil ana An that And u little rc.
froshmcnF after But an my He
I've dreamed Of having nice wed
ding n wont seem Ike a Weddiur
H' all n ! have 10 wear "A suit and
hat DO you think I'm foolish o"
Annie asked Wis'fully
Foolish nothing" exclaimed
Nena "Of course YOU want All the
tNlngs that goes with g. ! don't
blame YOU would 700. n we'd
fings were In my LIMO But you can
have en-"
Annie stared "llave me- How 2'
why, hire 'em, silly what do
ynu suppose all tho girls on the Fast
Side DO that work for Their living '
Don't they haze nice weddings with
white satin and wells ana wedding
cake and everything They RENT
emf
Nonn en- back amuscIly and
watched Aunlo.a face
The idea ~ renting your wcddin.
clothes was strange ana a l,ttio re-
pugunut 90 Annie n dii scom a. Z
such things should belong wholly to
'.'Hr ffN' |llf IllN h'|.N NNIf IltNN WIN
gave o. 10 Won The thought az
| other girls having shared a garment
40 sacred made her vince Yet tho
| flAl she and Hcrnie would live iu
ma been me home ofothcrs n ono
| rented a fiat ana It's furnishings. why
should the idea of renting personal
I fufnlshlng be so unpleasant n
was th"ough Srl. perhaps iTWuH
e solution. She looked into Nau's
lurrk face Cunsldcrl0rN
sure they Would' why they
| amt worn but % few hours zach
| lime. ana everybody that has 'em is
/ 1'l scrubbed up and hnE cologne ON
I ana everything for wcdltne
| Whats tho sense buying drofs
| youl only need once After the
! marriage you'd Just lay If away IN n
| box and cry over ~ and keen a ytars
I and wears t.ll irs an out 20, r.,.a and
| ,clIpw and no good
u toll you, Ann, This worlds too
/ FUN ~ practical thlngs to go soaklns
| ip sentiment over something Ike
| that ( know Eood place I'm Clln
/ ton street whore you can get grand
| dresses from 81 up A a veil and
slippers and Ellk stockings and cv.
| rrything complete Thoy m h,
] Nf'NA 10 You. ana IT n uCCdF "a li''If
| taking iu or something they do 49,
like in tho morning. and that after.
noon hey send 70 up by a boy In A
BOX Al YOU got 10 DO Is pay In ed.
vance ana return the box the mex
afternoon when tho boy comes for it
! There's another thing while We 3,
about it You can Ecut u wCddmr
cake, too you know what / mean
not cake tn eat, but an ornameu
like. All white with a girl and q
man IN wedding clothes on tor
under q hlg bell tru look lovely on
'ho refroshment table. and only fiftl
| cents"
Annie was thinking hard
How much would the whole
hing COST. do you think, Sonan"
oh calculatingly. you should
get an ouuii complete FOR about 50
good qualify too. n YOU bought the
things it would cost you four or fiv,
| times that You can keep your ioi
I'm the office couple of weeks and
| pay for it, and you nin't out any.
/ thing Unless. OF course" she added
/ with feigned elegance OF manner
Ir'you're going on an extensive wed
/ ding trip And they both laughed
/ good hum0rcdly
tTo be continued)
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LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK

lh' .AIh N'' '."r
Wea'h'I WA" iN.i ''i one l' z"
ior all'
Sp"rhls. AtI'r llfhnF io.S Az
Leroy ShonHlrI N't F.' ll Nf.
ohHsing q nhiilril} .A'' Sunday AZ
tlih"oh hrnnN I..'' lhreW h.s h'
over II ana carried D. nome. ahi We
he opeuci ms h'i 'o see u .. N'
ent In the t'rst place.
AlsHieiS lht JuN.'H ''".'1' \
cloodlng Miss MauN l'h."'. D.
went away Tor lh' F'ni,,lI. ~, an
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consider their own may have been
In the mind ~ the national assembly
as It proceeded on "Wednesday 20 the
passage of the act ratifying the
treaty OF pcace--an act which has
now received the signature ~ Presi-
dent Ebert, so that the formalities OF
German ratification are complete. II
was hard, hut the Germans appar-
entity concluded that they might as
well get Il over with New York
Times
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VIZ nrG LEAVE ro WITHDRAW.

In the esteemed ohlahomnn of the l6lh inst there
appeared tho following remarkable matter.
The smallest change TO the peace treaty bv any
amendment, though q be of minor Importance
may entirely sever tho United states from mem.
hership IN IN" League ~ nations and urcciuitttc
u into nm individual state ot with tlrrmuuNf
The assertion made by G.. % Amta assist.
ant tn the attorney general at NuFhiuEton who
iH at hT home here on brief business trip
If Judges Amca be correctly iuorprrtcdsIu this mat
ter The world begs leave withdraw tho uue on.
romium 10 his legal nbiuy which IL presented In q
recent issue
That's all
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our professional drallsts who walk with their heads
IN the clouds have right to synrnhsc with for
oEu nations at war cvory right To aud fight II they
want to- hut they have not the right on this point
American sontmen, Is unanimous. to say to a follow
citizen II feel very for that poor across Tho
ocean and to prove It / am going send you over to
be shot"
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DAILY FOOD
FRIDAY. july 10. 1919.

Fear not little flock. fof It Is your Fathers good
pleasure 10 give you tho klnEdom.-Lukc l2.32
In tho floods of tribulation,
While the bilovu DER roll,
Jesus whispers consolation,
And supports my fanting soul
scrk not what yc shah eat What ye shall drink.
neither be ye Of doubtful mind rather seek ye the
sinsdon' Of God and all these things shah bc added
unto you.-Luke i2,29. al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19

The locust
The grove was one an green and fair
A comforting retreat.
Tho wi'hered foliage shows you
whcrs
The locust stopped 10 cat
As he devourH harsh refrain
necessarily no sings.
lie seems voice without a brain,
An appetite with wings o.
O
Tho havoc he NAV leave behind
For him holds no dlEmay:
He thinks the whole world was de-
signed
For his brief holiday
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There stll those who insist that the president
and the senate will get together II sure begins to
look that way. And We want n rlnEsidc seat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19

How II Happened
Man-What are you fishing for.
little hoy7
Roy -Sharks'
Man-But there arc no sharks in
that little pond
BOY --No--nor nothing clse-so /
might Just as well wish for sharks
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DE Valera viii havo some trouble convincing us that
ireland wants orderly quiet governments The Irish
don't function that way
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TULSA AuUEISu WORLD
NrNuIR Or THE ASSOCIATED rHEs7
, Associated rrss ia ctrlutlvcIy entitled 90 mo uro
'ur republication u all news dIspatrhsH created ''
rr M uihcrNso credited Doc this paper and a''' mo "'
news published herein.
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The body of now electric T0.
FOR heating rooms nr cooking on
limited scale IS made OF 70 compo'
ton ur suApsionc and asbestos
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-08-19

Nk&zM N616|ksM6steln
Schedule in effect June %, 1919.
TRAINS LEAVE CHARLES Town. W. Va.
No. IS. sOUTHBoUND.
2.A2 m For Basic, Natural Bridge.
~ L. Roanoke, Bristol and in.
termediate stations.
Parlor (Broiler) to
Bristol and Connects
at Roanoke with Through
Sleeper to Colum bus
No. n. and Cincinnati.
100 - -, For Elkton and all
o.AO r. L. intermediate points
T.5h m Stop to let off from con-
100 " ~ Meeting lines at Hagerstown
or Shenandoah Junction, or
to take on passengers for
Basic or beyond. Sleep
er to Bluefeld and Wins
ton Salem, N. c.. Dining
car
No %. NORTHBOUND.
LRAvR CHARLES Town
O 20 m For Hagsrstown and inter.
mediate stations. Connects
at Shenandoah Junction
with B. q o. for Washing.
ton- Also connects at IA
gerstown With O. v. Rail.
road for Harrisburg and
No. IA. points north.
801 p M n medass sston. and pa i1e,
Car to Hagerstown and
Sleeping Car Hagerstown
to Philadelphia.
Ito a m Stopto let of from Basic
or beyond or to take on
passengers for connecting
lines at Shenandoah Jun
ton or Hagerstown
Rates. schedules and additional information
furnished upon application to Agents of the
railroad or w. G. SAUNDESR,
W. B. BEVILL, Genl Pass, Agent.
=
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e S T i M A T E :.


the in
the
Preside A. Ense, srs an1 = ~ 49,
education osseses
.ns
amounts
a
DISBU
owed by whole anu pA@'" -
build
6o ~ s7.als4s
building
HIGH BUnNDG FUND
100000
and demands payable our Of @ ~
is as
DISTRICT
Seventeen teachers, No months $500 49, AK an
~ Nc. 2cetifc months, $4,000 o,eoao
Five pr principals month 4 10000
-
TEACHERS
pincp -teache
dems scnc
One Enghs and
S5S25
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-08-19

JOSEPH FLoRIAN
As "scarIet" In "Robin Hood" Opera
The opera "Robin Hood" Chautau-
oua's greatest musical success, will be
given at Chautauqua on the fifth even
ing. A full cast, chorus, and orches
ira Of thirty-five people will present
Reginald DeKovens masterpiece.
The Chautauqua will commence at
Charles Town on Saturday, August
80, 1919.
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E s T M A T E.

state Of West Virginia County jefferson Town Of R
At regular session of the council of the of Raaq
second Tuesday in August te-wt the 18th day August
present H. P. Whtmore, Mayor; Gerard D. Moore CLERK Id
said town.
In accordance with chapter 126 Acts of the Legislature
ell proceeded to make up an II tine amounts s
able during the said year. including probable expendw
and contingencies but deducting therefrom the money
applicable to the service of the and municipal claims
and estimate the several amounts to be levied follows
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amount due the municipality for regular municipal p
that will become due and colectbe from every
poses except the levy of taxes be made for the
Balance in hands of city treasury Ssan
Total estimated receipts
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS
Debts and demands owed by the municipality for regin
poses and debts and demands that will become due and %
poses during the current fiscal year.
Outstanding orders, June 80, 1919 aa
All other expenditures payable out of the levy of the
Dequencies and generations 500
Commissions K@
Election expenses oa
Salaries 1909
Police Department Ell
Health Department B&
Streets and alleys 2laN
City Hall Hall expenses nSa
Total estimated disbursements
Total receipts
Amount to be raised by levy
1t appearing to the council that the total valuation
erty in this municipality according to the last ass
57755; being real estate to the value of $298895
to the value of $288,55OO0; and public utility properly
$11713255 certified to the council by the officer whose %
such report and it appearing from the foregoing estimates
cpa purposes therefore it is determined that levy on g
Dollars assessed valuation of ferty cents 40c for mu
be Necessary to produce the estimated amount aforesaid
year.
State of West Virginia, County of Jefferson Town OF R
l. H. P Whitmore, Mayor, in and for the municipality
of Jefferson, and State of West Virginia do hereby certify
conforms to order made by the council of said mun
day of August 1919.
Given under my hand this 18th day of August 1919
H. P. WHITMORE, Mayor of the Municipality Of Ran
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the
Oft
a
for the enung
state Of "es' snsn@ ~ Hraper Ferry,
in adf
copy IRON Inc
hand this 18th day august i'is-
Secretary BardoE
Hapers FerryD Jefferson County W. va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-08-19
Farm For Sale.

Farm of 230 acres more or less, situated
one-half mile from Leetown. three miles
from main line of B. o. Railroad, and Z
miles from Charles Town is hereby offered
for sale.
The improvements on it include a bank
barn 40 BY 70 feet; frame dwelling Of 4
rooms, double corn house with wagon shed
attached, carriage house, garage. hog
houses, IL by 80 feet; wood house, IL by 80
feet; smoke house, new ice house, chicken
houses, 10 BY 80 feet. Nearly all the build
ings under metal roof. Insurance on
them aggregate $4450.
Practically the entire farm is fenced with
wire supported by locust posts. Every field
ION the place is accessible to running water.
House is connected with local and long dis
lance telephone
There are 10 acres of timber, as well as
rich lime mari deposit over an area of
acres. The mari analysis on the surface
1872 per cent lime, and sub-surface 99.5 per
cent.
TERMS:-The farm is offered for $1,000;
with growing crops $4,000. with growing
crops, live stock and implements, harness
and machinery, $4,000. One third cash for
farm. balance on time; cash for crops and
personally.
VIM T. ELLIOTT,
July 1-tf. R. F. D. Kearneysville. w. Va.
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NO =es= RATS

or mice, after you use RAT SNAP.
It's sure rodent killer. Try Pkg.
and prove it. Rats killed with RAT
SNAP leave no smell. Cats or dogs
won't touch it. Guaranteed.
Csc size (1cake) enough for Pan
try or Cellar
SOC size (2cakes) for Chicken
House, coops or small buildings.
$1.O0 size 6 cakes) enough for
all farm and out-buildings, storage
buildings or factory buildings.
Sold and guaranteed by John G.
Burns q Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-08-19

| E s T i M A T E.
State Of West Virginia. of Jefferson
At regular session d tho Pswc Of Sh az &. TG~ a 70 c tn
in the Cans Chamber 18th day A
4 WITT Ha i SD MaSoasy psp james
the 1ss9s J ,sss i. % ]
se a
dsqusnt taxes
ean and Pn doth determine s snd
ESTIMATES.
Maximum levy so Hundre valuation
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
that The amount srn due the munieiDai municipal
hands e s it e ss s ss.s
F Fssss ansolsstsa ,s sss
So Sssi, sss tax ~ ~
Total
Debt. and demand. ESTIMATED DsguasEM ga1
ssss. lsa
ss s. 's sas e. sSs sss interest
E Injections i%s
couneilnen lMss
E Essiassr lss
s salary q q chief chief Of police ls ss
SALARY q chief Fire Department ,ss
Fine asw psSsmas Fire Department
REPAIRS to = streets ssssas snd s aey. isssa
Cleaning Cleaning paved streets and alleys sssN
Making personal properly and las
Printing and advertising III
Sinking oIs-
Total
Amount to be provided levy
OUTSTANDING BOND PURPOSES
ESTIMATES.
Inc Council proceeded Of
Tor the fiscal pyas
1ss OF sl2 5oeoo Market
Snaries Jefferson
DIVISION tb) section doth
VIII pc to the s818,73 for sara
SsaDs z & shs the ss ssa a GD s
nlcipany according
property assessed By the the value
ns foregoing estimates that it raise by lev he
sizvlvVI municipal be adae1
foe it Is determined that Hundred Dol e
aforesaid ensuin fsca
State Of Vest County Of Jefferson.
Of own To-Wti
A. NJ Morgan, in and municipality Of Charles
and state OF West Virginia do hereby certify that the
August "a -
Given under day u August. 1919. $3.50
clerk Of Municipal"
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-
state Of Virginia. County Of A., jefferson
a regular session Of q c S
s & g. sssF ssssss G
In with chapter Ias Acts sls :. the board s
" ~ al sisss sf 3
aDa district eisims estimate G
as follows ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
The amount the amount that viii become and
tor Be msds for the
Amount y A'~ e's''' aasA
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS
All expenditures payable out Of levy for maintenance a
s;st ssss. s and s s%sssss
Repairs fapsDss and improvements si%a
Furniture and fixtures told building, ,aa
Water vat and lights .sss
Total TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
due an Sna the sa o s =
Balance due fund from shsr'a asua
i0'ai ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS
expenditures on. ont sys for teachers
Tsss sssss siss sfS 1ss's Per month
s.: s.ssIss $500 So e pee ss' month month
Total E.. estimate: estimated s lsssgss
Am ana the to board be Of education estimate
re- sonsa he f9r Schools sd term
s levy of s e @ oa
taxable in saS 6er ranr fo~ based upon the
Pubic bfa''I Utility Property aiiss
state . "s'' IS District ef Charles Town
Of y ana iss % sfs @
Charles iowa District iTsta' j,s -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-14
Chevy Chase.

Mrs E NJ. Shinkle of Morrison
street was hostess at a bridge at her
home last week.
Mrs Charles Langley. who is in
Rochester, n. Y, visiting will, on her
return home. be accompanied by her
mother. who will spend the Christmas
holidays in Chevy Chase.
Mrs. William w. Bride. who has
been visiting friends in New York. has
returned to her home.
Mrs. Eugene r. Stevens was hostess
to the members of the Chevy Chase
Wednesday Morning Reading Class
last week at the home of Mrs. Thomas
E. Robertson. Mrs. Garden Warner
will entertain the class next Wednes-
day in the afternoon instead of in
the morning as is the custom.
Mrs. Harry Chesley has rented her
house and with her children has gone
TO Columbus. Ohio. to join her hus-
band. They will spend the winter in
Ohio.
Miss Janet Richards will give one of
her current event talks at the Eliza
beth V Brown School tomorrow even
ing at s o'clock. the proceeds from
which will be turned over to the
Home and School Association.
Mrs Fielder NJ. NJ. Beall was hostess
at a bridge at her home last week.
Mrs. Robert L. Corby has returned
to her home after short visit in New
York city. Mr.. Corby has gone for an
extended western trip.
Mrs. Warren Brush was hostess at a
bridge luncheon at her home on FRI
day afternoon.
Mr.. James Worthington, who has
spent the past two months in the
west has returned to his home. on
Morrison street. and joined his fam
lily for the Christmas holidays.
Prof. William Van Valin. who has
spent the past six years in Alaska.
doing research work has returned
east and spent last week with his
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest De Lore Van Valin. He
will leave tomorrow for Philadelphia,
where he will spend several weeks.
Mrs A. NJ Gunsalus of Chicago. ILL.,,
who has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Harry Chesley. has returned to
her home.
Miss Christine Richards, who has
been visiting her uncle and aunt.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. George Richards,
has returned to her home.
Miss Jessie Claude is building a
bungalow on East Melrose street and
as soon as same is completed she
will make 1t her home. Mr. Herbert
Claude also is building bungalow
on East Melrose street.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, who is visiting
relatives at Rome. Ga. will return
next Tuesday to spend the holidays
with her son-in-law and daughter.
! DR.. and Mrs. Garden Warner.
Miss Beatrice Clephane will arrive
! in Chevy Chase on Wednesday to
spend the holidays with her parents.
Col. and Mrs. Walter c. Clephane
The friends of the former Costa
Brenes-Mesen will regret to learn of
the death of their oldest daughter.
Miss Joselina Mesen. last week at her
| home. in Costa Rica.