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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-21
OREGONIAN STULTIFIES ITSELF.

For the democrats to make point they prcsi
They also elect wor> of the members of the senate
The democratic treaty promise is promise OF the impossible \
victory indefinite r"longa'on OF the present
throws his He defeats his own aim
Moreover h continuance OF democratic general nef-
cheney in n""S affairs and threads dangerously near the brewer?
arg,men being offered by republicans who favored
until their record as herenr opponents
thereto. Let's examine 1t a moment
First assertion that the republicans pledged
accomplish peace by joining association THAT BOTH DE1l
OCRATS AND REPUBLICANS CAN APPROVE" What asslr-
that the democrats will approve your new asocia
you going adopt the league which you are
now pleased to call League? If republicans
going adopt they have into why can't they
approve Low?
the thirds for election is plain
Onetrd of the chosen each biennm There
FORE the democrats should win all the seats which to be filled
rocbed republican and
solid democratic 1t true there not seats enough from
doubtful make twors majority for either but
the have better chance than the republicans of ectng
majority of the onetrd chosen this How then it
possible for the republicans to make with less than two
than democrats do so? 1t happen only
partisans than republicans
"A democratic victory means an indefinite proongaon
present unsatisfactory Why? That only the
theory republicans will be unparotc refuse to bow to
the will of the people If the voters by the election Cox
they the United the League
will the republican senators be recacnt to still refuse to
rav treaty which the whole nation has said must be ratified
We believe republican wfu and
oc that We think better of them than the Oegonan does
And that fling about democratic incency abundany
by the conduct of the successful history Cost
money! Of did Most of the material and munitions
used and therefore waste? Would rather
they had been used? Would rather the tremendous
ready be launched Germany had been made and the
continued until million American boys had been laugheed
Wasn't infinitely cheaper be well prepared Germany
informed by her spes quit cold rather than against invasion
and destruction?
And lastly the treads dangerously the brewery
wine cellar plant off the piece of cloth that
charge of neciency FROM glance candidate Harding
record shows only proximity the brewery and the wine cellar
but the and the brohe WELL His
every for these against every
limit them the District of Columbia The Oregonan which knows
the League should be ratified boldly campaign
subordinates it's patriotism party-the worst
sin commit short of actual sale of its editorial
opinions
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-21
United States Department Of Aer;c,,

United States Department of A,r;o.,
ture.
Many of the country elevator oncr
ators have installed grading eouin-
ment for the. purpose of purchasir.
all wheat upon the basis OF grade
Yet purchase by grade is of but ,;tt,a
value unless the grades are fairly ad-
ministered. and country buyers ara
urged to equip themselves with ston
dard equipment such as that used nv
the licensed and federal inspectors
Fairness to all in the handling of
grain turns on the purchase of prair
according to its actual worth, and
not upon the mine run basis
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-21
What Others Are Saving

His compensation is, therefore. vastly
more than matter of dollars and
cent 1t is manhood's reward That
covers decent living conditions and an
adequate wage: but it covers more 1t
includes what you cannot put on the
pay. roll-good will, friendliness.
mutual respect. human interest
b. Otherliness. The laborer is of more
importance than the organization. and
compensation does not stop with the
scale.-Walla Walla, Bulletin.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-21

The West Coast Lumbermens Association that the
Underwriters Laboratories of Chicago maintained by the National
Board of Fire Underwriters has recently made
properties of Douglas fedoor
turers
commended that Douglas fir be making
in tin clad fire doors.
This by the insurance is anticipated open
field of market exploitation fir manufacturers
Hamilton Basse live stock editor of the Luis Obspo
California that farmers and anchers Washington
and California being swinde of thousands
horse and mule buyers who securing the for all the
work animals they pick They causing
he statement to the effect that there
because the truck and tractor has displaced work
longer for them He thinks should be
advised that horses and mules really demand
and that they should sacrifice their live highest
market price
fine article Berry Growing Washington bv
H. Sahl horticultural of the Experiment Station will
in the State College Bulletin for September you
copy ought to get the mailing list
In Thurston county should be interested berry growing
ses wealth to citizens and whatever
time produces food healthier should occupy
some attention from citizen of the county
The Rexa drug all the United
straw ballot the presidential and
taated as these stores did four Go
choice and help to make the poll accurate
The leading story the Oregonan this morning long crit
cs OF President Wilson for putting only $500
campaign fund About run out of campaign material
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-21

Seattle municipal car lines under
6 a cent tokens and 1O-cent cash f,r.
shows gain Of Go per cent in number
of passengers carried and increase NJ
81 per cent in average receipts,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
ROAD ENGINEERS
PAY VISIT HERE
HrATl hOAD MINI now ON TOUn
THnOuau FAN HANDLE IN
nrGOTIHu ROADH
DISCUSS rrnursus nsinR Made "n Roads
In Lower Fart Of atat"--I-"avs
To-day

" r. EnydoT. roma enElnoor "f tho
Htnto nr Wra, virginia. arrived In tn"
city ycatcrdny morning ana viii spend
looking after and Inspecting tho differ
ent runds under construction Of tho
present timO.
Mr.. Snyder ~ accompanied by II. T.,
Gray. s0nior highway engineer Qt tho
federal government. Both Mr.. Snyder
and Mr.. Gray arc stopping at tho Nc
Luro hotel
Mr.. Snyder last evening said that no
liz aiding the different counties through
out tho state IN connection with the
roads which Hro under construction at
the present time. Most of the work
would have been completed had II not
been for the shortage OF cement and
other materials which are used In the
CONSTRUCTION or these roads.
Il ma that the roads In NciLrl ami
The four counties In the Northern Fan
handle" he said ar" Ia fairly good
shape at the present limo and No have
been busy giving the contractors ana
enEimourh points on how /" nnish up Tho
wuTk t. a certain oNlont before 'oIl
weather acts ia sn that work VIII mot
have L" n~ ni"ppcd nii"EoihCr.
'IoaIUtdHy la company wllh Al
Gnay " made Hn lubr"' ii"n l"uI al TIA"
road through MAJ shall ''uniy nnn ma
that tho w"ih Ii Ir"HIc""I"E "I'Siy
THO ,"niIa,I". VII" h"a Il,u J"h -" tho
i"ad LoI yyeuii inu,sr,. "id h"u"'ihVIll"
viii act '",niIo," hl" ~"'h ihI" yo"' .
h"i ~IlI h"v" iI,' ,""d a.. Ihsi u "a" b"
i,",'iaod Win IIiiI@ i'""iIs
We go I" iso," i"' il''"'h" ""'
it.nn".L .""niIao Whoa" ~" wili '''"
,i,,ua "", l"sr""ii'" I,n"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
Side >TaAlGzSS
GyV Rqath Cameron
WHY DO YOU PUNI8H2

mnrvru nIo worn Ia a frggls ny 'hs
rnnfuuIun nnd upneinnHn ~hlch HenW 10
10 lurcpnIphlo from a h0uEofui UT HUnlI
CHILDREN IuI " You neo thnt IN" fhlnR
should ho dune. nuh II you mako ihaHe
hIE,Inri luna IN your own NINA ana nRnI
toward thIa fairness. You have won half
tho hntIlo.
think II In really a dlrRrac" v" par
ontq that no many 81 tholr r"vcr"Ht
uunInhmcntH should be given FOR ncci-
dents | used to feel that no punish
mcnt Mt all should be given for any
thing TINT was an accident. but ] have
come 10 feel that this method would not
give the child sufficient incentive 10 try
Ia overcome the carelcssness that no
often lies behind such accidents.
Let Him Share the Inconvenience.
But | still think that one should pc
very careful to analyZc just how much
was careless and how much was pure
accident such as might happen 10 any
Of us; and that the punishment should
If I'm any way possible. be made to nj
the crime aud impress the consequences
or CaroIcSsnrsS on the offcndrr-that 49,
N, should he made to share the annoy
unce and inconvenience he has caused
uud should help, 80 far AS possible. Il"
repair the harm lac has done, nllher ny
helping 10 clean up or. when lhhl 10
, "a iod for. by giving up some VI MS
pocket money .
Iiut remember. where "a child In per
nlalouiIy cnreloss I'D hr"dlnns nnd Over o
iui,ulsIVe In hia nations. there may 10
some uhyhiraI dGfe, Uf slight ~ h"in"
I.rk 81 90 uIhiuhl l"n Ia h'''unl f"r lh"
Ii"uhls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

Whom y"u f"IhIh 'hild I" Il" n
ihlup, what la III" "rlIIi"" Of y"W
uI"hIhIIIun1
How many llm"r. " y"" went 90 \"
rny why You w"ro r"rhlhlinE hlu.
would YOU ho nhlu /" rny. = nm t"ll.
IuI YOU not Ia do that h"rnuH" II Ian
rIght for you To Il" II -
Aud how many Times would you hnv"
t. any. Il am t"lIIuE YOU not 10 do
that b"cnupc II RnnoyH me-
Aud whom you punirh whnt arc your
worst punlahmcuta given for aornn In
against tho laws OF right and wrong.
or Eumr ANNOYANCE uf Inconvenience
caused you?
A Broken Ink Bottle and . Broken
Promise.
recently saw mother Rcnd Child
tn bed for tipping over n bottle or INK
and then a day later. simply scold
the same child for breaking his prom
Use TO 10 to he'd At certain time.
surely the broken promise was great
rr ain than tho broken Ink Dottle. nut
the ink episode caused her more an
nnyance and trouble; therefore hhe
nrIrd ont a bigger punishment ioI
rnI,Iosanrss than for lack or honor.
# nccmn To ne that This Is down
riuIt wrong and that 40 character b"'l'
nm such u huphaLuTd f"uhdhtl"h con
ru.rtbIy have tho nirrnEIh u I''En'
have had II puninhmehlh AN" 'own'" "a
Ind bsen nIrted uul Ia way nat '',''
r',,n,1 with sumo logical nnd worthy
InuduTd "f G"ndn'l
HAD u ne Jnst
ar ..,,iIns II 10 nnI ""nY !" h"'i yum
III 4, when y"u nis il'cd ""d y""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
WHEELING DISTRICT
EPWORTH LEAGUERS
IN RALLY TONIGHT

,TIL. .yauInrnI ~ "."l"'r. ~ Ih"'
,u M.Ih.hI.I T.rIr,mppI "hur"h tibet
rIII D.. h.Id tho whaling dI"irl"i br
youth I"nRu" r"llV
Tho program viii h"RIn Win M nj
drrru Of wnlrnma. delivered nv "''Nh'
I,,y,, rrcrIdcui az tho WhoolluR ~"
t,i,I TnvoIIh League IN" w"I"nnl' MI
dtrgs will hn followed by n h"ilo" "'
IhIrc minute uIRiI"n" hy tho l"llu"InH
u,ru,l,r, Of tho dIaIIrI cabinet llnT"ld
U,,urt. Mnnuiugtun. Hrroud virc rI0HI
don't MIHs iiTnro knHoy, hinoIoh, NV"
yI,u rrrnldruI. MlHs Shirley Iyil,h'
wLroinr. inuIIh Woo pIchldrni, mlHr
Ian. Fmndr M"undHvInc, "o'roiaiyi
MIna STA brown. Wheeling. I""l"l ~
Hn.iu I.onr,,u ru,irinIy Thon VII i"i
low a suiu hy uny Chapman "f wheel
inI a..
Goa. I',o.,am H., ioI0. viii IL" h"
,uI.ls,I 81 an I"I..,aii"s add ga" ~
i.,nn n"h,Ga"Dh iI"id ""'' 'l"' '"'
,I.. E,ruuiIh League 81 iht '''''"' ~"
H..n ii. uni,.n""s' "III "''''s go
I,,...i.. r.....n. fm l"'..""i's th"
il.I,..,.. ,.t .u..y n.,. ~ ti.a az q. ..."' .
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,u,uIu WIN - -nrVHd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
MEMS CLUB HEAR
NOTED NEW YORKER
a.. s... Aa.D.--Ii Ada.-s-Sr s's
u.lL..I.s 81 a.. 81 Ei.-' $50
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w., - II"nITl".
hno, dIrnrr tho pns'n', ~ NnWn"l
NJ Glha"u. pr"b" approaching W" RAJ
IiuL, for the syr"l"uI WY IN whl"h
tho members ~ the club '"Pp"nh"h. "nh
outlining tho work "r N" club tor Ia"
unyI Ycur In cuurlu"lUu h" "'n'"d INST
zach ~ tho nvo dinners would l." h"lh
under u committee of nfly hiG "rcnt m"n
and at tho ConclusIuu ut tn" nflh dinner.
u prize would be awarded for tn" host
/ dinner In every respect
The tonstmUstcr. Mr.. George n.
, LaughlIn. then introduced IN" principal
speaker OF tho evening. DR.. John Me
, bowel. SeCretary of the Home MlSS!un
! DR.. Mcdowell chose AZ his subject The
Superior Task OF the Church." In out
lining tho work OF the church. he said
1t was compulsory that all should make
religion effective and to make the
church going concern. Mr Nc
/ Dowell stated that the business Of the
church was ito save society. and not
/ only To save society but tQ saNo the In
dividuRl" Ilc went on t0ackpIaln con
| dtiOns OF religion Az he found them IN
/ order To make the church IL success all
must place their heart and soul In tho
work MIR. McDowelis speech WAS woll
| received.
| Several other nddressea uero made by
| local ministers Tho hall was bnaull-
fully douoruIo ted FOR tho o'"Aa Sion niid tho
, Wuman's Guild Of Tho church hhd
charge OF tho sorvinE Tho following
y wore Ia attendance.
! MeaHrn. Iriad u WillnmH. J NJ -
| Aibort /. Meyer. IIumh IIupr. iio"Iy
| luddIo j.. Gle" I.""uhli". John m'
J p"wuiI NJ I"ttoi, l. I."l"mh"'Hor.
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u u Honhill. i"h" = p"vl", = - IT."
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g o. D"unId""n W Il hnd"r""" ~ N
, iiunIor W. = NI'h"I. I"~In il"lr" !
a Flaming. g - II"n'I"'a "". " N"'
| tot ". ! JuIgonn. Th"H I'"IIl. ID"
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/ iulnr. ,!cu W too ~ u MARKELL. l. l..
+ Mason. W u bl'h"y. = = Murphy.
'hnil"n Mnrnh, ! " I,rk. - 'nIi"r
List. TO" II fiddle, u { Nyrh"r, u
Iiornnrh rumncr. clinton II 'umrh"ll.
! ! T. MrIlIhhnn. II T. fIniI. II !. Al
umn HNElnuld & Iicwon. : M""Io. W.
| " T. KlOIt Go" T. tnId~"ll " T. ~
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| CnrI, \ q Huuihh. Z. ~ M"rh"l. r J
hhorrruuIhio ". d, AlnH"n. ! T. Mlllcr
Or. T uIIlorpy. VIM u limo II. II q.
I"rIn. II W. iiinkl", Nd""n
| J Kenneth MrCnmunu. willard II fmrn
I.lu"I 81 II"olsl", Ollv"r r.hwntdH. u
~ W0ddoIl. John Z lt""d J I! M"rI"n
W Z MlIi'r. rIod ! f"S T. II l.""lh.
! " = M,uuunI. Hc" a llnniimIsH. G"".
| D. u",d IL. ] u G"lI"rt. Wilh"r E"S,
b 81 W GIrIE NuIInnn A 'u'ln. "a Az
= Warren. I"Sorh ii'dE"". = I."pr. II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
INNER MISSION
WORK AD0P TED
LUTHERAN WON H'H LHAoUn
HuAR PLANS ron nos
rIUn HERn
OnIosrs RsslsOtsd with One nHOSp.
tIOn Last DVsninH.,

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los ~"i'1" "i 'heIi 'h"''h "h" as
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
THREE MORE SAMPLES
OF RURLESON'S VERY
INEFFICIENT SERVICE


| Tho IuloIIIu,n,rr Inir moaning '"ll"
| ntionIl"u t. tho" ir"t" 81 'h" ,'''''
| fulluIou ur IusImHnI"r ''"h'ih' y
! uurIo4,n'a pdmiulriIuti"m I" GlN"'
! ia .uugh tho medium Of III" Wheeling
| puHtnIfiro. efficient E"rvi"" ~ III" "'"''
! huti"u pud doltv"ry az mniI
! At lao O'Clock on ih", ""'F ,
yo,uau who has been actively engaged
| In planning th" m"UjiuI CT h"'l,,k
district organization To- l." h"lh IN I'M"
) city this evening. mailed AT w" NhT''
! ing poStufflC" an important news '"',,'
addressed to Tho lntclllRoncrr' Coh'"i"
| iug tho details Of the program Tor 70
nIuht's nesting Notwithstanding the
early hour at which the young woman
! mailed tao letter confidently uNpcCNinH
: that the letter would reach tho lhteii-
EunCor carly last evening 50 ~ !" 'o
. handled among the "carly copy INC
! I,Itor was moi IN The lnlclllIcncor
! lncl box when tho messenger went Tor
= the mail at seven O'Clock last evening.
! liut THIS Is not all. The letter was not
! placed IN The lnicllis"n'ri b"N oven
! when thu messenger called Tor the lh'o
mail last Night. and at pTras i'h" u mas
, moi yuI reached The lnl"liiBrn'rI me
. Item appears Ia RI" lnI"lliEonc"f lh'n
m"Inlng. not bu'auau OF any Dol Woo
: rendered 10y tho Wheeling poet oIIl'n.
U bat G,, HuHo Iho y"uuH Woman whose
= I'IIcr w"s act dolIvci"i 1" The Intel
P iIs,n'ci l"'k h"G hI"dIY t"'" tho
"l"Iy ","i ilo IoIarl'""" al " late I'""
h,al uIIhI
I \, o,.i",L ILIa m."r"l"n. a." han
! alto, tho IuaiunI,r I"id.s We" 'l""'h.
e ,"""s,"s.'i w"a "s"i I'"'" lh" I"'"l
! iIg'i,,.t I" ""h T." ~" '""lI u 'h''"
| d, 40 .ny f,n.,, I H., itI,IIin' /" l'.'.h
| Im.s ,I"ih -" h"iF ''i"."d !" nlN"
! -" r","r'' ,h'. '""'I without e."
| .,,I,, "ud ~ ,,n ~" i,i'"'' ''r"' ""h 81
! r,,r"i"ai'," I" ""' 'I' '"I' rh""" !" ~"
! i,""I"nl'" =" g." ~" "'h'' d'"'""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
SGT, PEEK COMPLETES
Y YEARS IN ARMY
Cham pion Rsoruitsr to He Discharged
Today-will Re-entor Service.

Scrgt. ORcar Pc"t. VIII" has bccn IN
charge Of the recruiting office hero Tor
tho past four months. leaves today Tor
IJuni inEtnn whcrC he receives his dis
charge after % years Of service. much
Of IL In action during tho Moro war ana
I'm the recent world war.
Scrgt Pcck'S enlistment expires To-
day, and he * going Ia mako VISIT
nrnund th, country before again enlist
Ing. Ills hom" was In Louisville, hy,:
where he enlisted hrst at the time OF
the Spanish American war. expecting
nrtiun. hat the war ended before h" nm
ishcd the training camp period.
purln,: has stay here. S"rRt. Peek has
won nTrt rlaco three times Tor Wheel
Ing ia getting rniistm"nts while during
ih,. past thrro months hr enlisted twrlN"
more mrn than huy other Ufil'"r IN ia"
state" helnE commenced Tuesday Tor MA
NDik
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
AUTOISTS ENDORSE
GOOD ROAD ISSUES
al. -atm.s 80 wh-.ii"s A"'"'""h'i- Hl""
Apps"vsa "n""a Sad A".-h
,..st' I.-t sight

I,I, .,ir,a ~ ~" Wheeling Nuiu'','
IIIa rr~u, lHii"" '"'i l""i "Irh' y" 'h"l
L,,in,,n,ir,u ~ v'lIih ""d h"l"
.i,,.ir 4 ~, Itsi'uuiI Nlt" ui'"l
dsui ri""ihl"E
~ u tIn," 81 Iiwilmrl"" '"'"r"lUu
,r,n,s., ~ Ih" wont Virginia rinie
ur.i p.du,rNIuu Lla. 'inr'd ih' niri'
un.d hu,r ,dInrui rhl,h ~llI ho v,I II
,tnn mn u"v"',I", '"h
Ana, tho subject h"d h'rn hlH'u-"r'l
tho ILIInw Iuu iu"tI"u ~"" und' ~
,,Iv.l IhsI ia" h"nId ~ hIio,Im,s ~
"a. Wh"rlinE h"i"'u"hll" "Hr"' l"i l""
,rdn,sr tho HIriu i"sd '"urI Ilui I"usi
nu,.ndn.ui u "h"ri"h u"nnl
InnualV
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four CASES TAKEN
UNDER ADJUSTMENT

Judge ! Is Hnmmorviiln after hear
Ing tho uIgIfnunin or attorneys IopIn-
asntInG tho city. those representing tho
uIaIa hen iIh department anh lh"ao at
Ing nn "Uunnul f"r tho doiundah'n WIZ"
arc alleged to have vl"luIDd ia" tom
nu,ary LA Iun,Ilun which wnh gInnl"h
mn Iuly ~. IoHliUlmlng Rate hi"""i
Mora tiuIIIna Mabel Wipi"In aud Mah"l
Mama rruiu operating alleged h""hon 81
pr"ailluiIon. I""k III" can" under al
vlaoInant YoaioIday
Tho temporary Injunction wan EIn"l
oil 10y judge H"unor VII" H. 'l''"ll
court asaiuai tho f"u d"f"nha"in "nh
"a nihcrn on application "f h''"'""V W
u NutINr. representing W." n'"'" h'''"
dTnnrImoni uuVsIpl daYn az" N'i"i
nov NuIlnr HocuTnh Iulnn Ton III" nh"V"
four charging ,h"m with Violating 'h"
IN lmnrLlNn
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GEN. WOOD RESUMES
REGULAR RUN SAT.
Libsrty Transit n0At HRoh In Trade
After -FOUR Weeks on Docks.

The packet General Wood or tho In
erty TTnnnlI company IN due Ia dock AT
tho IoCnI wharf saturday morning "'i
her wny nom iItiShuIgh I" Cincinnati
Thls In tho nIaI lhr"uHh TIM that Tia"
Vuud han uludu hln,o HlIu Woul dawn
nj Ashland Ky h'VoIHl "c"hh az"
sThn ,tonInoI Iau aground a. ihlH p"lul
and la - lad IL hU,k an IA" nl"aln Ih"
.I,,u went undui Tho hu"i w"h d"",
n.ud considerably /" ~" "'' id'"' ""d
l.a Lssn nn tho d", 10 Ini ,tr"Ii" 'v"'
In. mi, la II,u H,sI h,,,I - loa %
H.. ,inDIunall Ia -" ~"'hH ""h "l''
Ia asps.isd 1" Ice o"'y h'"vll. I"'I'"
sIlh ,u..,ka,uIIns f., Iho 'i"'"" : ~
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Proposals for Furnishing
Coal to tho Public Schools
Of Wheeling, W. Va.

Thoao interested We lnYlls u s"R'
,,d. Tar ru,uIubi0r GOAL 10 tho CITY puDs
,In unhonI. fpr tho year beginning nov
embar l. 1870, H.. ,, ~. "a
cIoau Mononguh Coal solicited.
f'Dai 10 DO frns from dlri ana "'ats 20
.s, ,bc coal doIlvarad II UnHatls-
r.,,o,. ia tho Hoard ~ Education, tins
lin I. .cuorvsd 10 terminate CONTRACT
All conf TO bo delivered IN tho n"liAf
Of zach building. ., .,p..
All bids bust Ia IN ih" clerks oiiios
In IIlEh School building b'Iofs WV y
W. '''' ]. H. dOLLNDR.
Chairman bldg. 4 Ground Committee,
FItANK YTAETON.
Clerk. o-s'sN-H
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OOInv nHTnHn CAMPAIGN.

,lcvrInnd q OgI IN appeal Tor
dInpnrul"unIo confederation 81 lnHu"r -
tho p"llil'nl "onrnlTu nnth"d ia" nd
dt orr hnIn tonight 81 IinIuhIlhg" colby.
,r,IoInty 81 hinIn tho nIrI rprr'h "
MI tmIhvr w"rI'ru trip Ia ruppuIt az
Ih., IIcuurrntlO tl|h"t
"hmE"r party hiT"iry. pnriirnn uni
t.. nnh drrp Hnh Uncontrolled nuIlrHlh'
Icn Nj fnIhy rhIh hId not form u
proper Background r"I dn'usHlun ~
"uuhIIr duty"
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EXPECT DECISION
IN TRUCK CASES

dorIalun Ia ,ApSCiuh 1" lao hhnhe"
dawn autu. iIm,G to-day ny ihG SIhis ."
,,,,,,,. ,.u,i ,f Appeals la "TnnGGil"n
mIu, H.. ,ass 81 the q Is llmbsiiy
,a.ar""y .s4,"Dt lns c'y al Whss'I"'
nit,,u,ya 'inul u fUr.lh hs"ibs \.
bi..LI..d .hd L,h" ~ i'li-, VII" ,sps
.s.d ~. d i''hs'I, "'''''r""y "'"'"' '."'
,.,,,i., ,t.t ih.y ..r4"i iha ds"iai""
,"d-y
aii4, tI,. is,I.i,u h-. Lss.. 40" W
H. .t.I. .,n,,i ~ - --r.Ii"d tI'- ""''
,.u4.,-Y L.t 49," 'h- '.,'-l ''""L" ""'''
rr''"~ "gN-''r' !" y" '''',",i T' w."
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nrHhHEn III JRVITED.

;irr,InI pIrpnI.h To- THO luIclliErn'"r
I,nnI I.Iy'tI,""l - b'l A lnNllh-
IIru viii ba ~EItIt,l"h at t"iuIdhYH
would roIl"- pnIn" Ia tl"N"hnd y"
AInnnprI Trlr nrrnhri 81 tho Indians
e.. nII,ud tho rnuI l.lv'I p""i hnrcbhIl
fnn'a banquet hnIo. N"'ln'"hnY evening
1,I lpth IL huu" "f If"IIY Mr"iH
u,.,,LI,u rIntinunl I,ru,," Ith Iinold"r
NvrIr Ia I,"ri II,'ir""l'u l"n" I"Ir"
rcniniI,r IL Il,n ~" l"I I'rru" nnh VIII
I,r rrrr"uI'h with l"ailn"nl"l ~ th"
hou,tu.I
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GLAD TO ACCEPT.

Now York. Oct. T.-Accedlng to re-
quest by George white, Democratic na =
tIunaI chairman, VIII H. Hays. Republi"
can national chairman. today wrote MT.
White that he and tho Republican ma
tional committee would bo glad To help
distribute the text OF League OF Nations
covenant.
Contributing n suggestion or his own
Mr. Hays said no also would favor dis
scmInatIng the text Of reservation pro-
posed by Senator Lodge.