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Side Talks
NV Raftln Cameron
DO YOU DO IT THIS WAY?

make UP his mind He was not 2fTa!d
to trust his own Judgment. ,.
There Is no better habit ina Hny
young man or woman In huslncsS cav
cultivate than the habit Of accepting re-
sponsfhillty. ~,
The man who Is afraid 20 MAJ" u"
his mind, even on minor matters. WILL
out his chiefs o. K. may ne"cr gct nIei
but he won't often get raised cth''
Resides. which. if he b"thcTs n,S
chief TOO often aph ~ the wrong l''e
he may also got fred
& Symptom ard 4 Cause
The habit Of ind"cision Is ho'N o.'' "t
tho symptoms and tn" cause 81 q" w
healthy mental condition. IT you M"
-hpt YOU have 2 r"rN Gus d"nfr 9 ''I
Gliding any quest on, that you Try =" ~
0rh"~s 20 dccid" for YOU or 10 r1Hh" 81.
cum stances decide. that IS III" me ~
get after both YOUR physical ana 49,
mental health and $50 what con ~ dot'"
10 improve them. ,L.
OF course! do not n'"ar th't 20 'N'Ns
in,portan, decisions rnshly to GpoH
thing either in business ." prlN'l" I,iF
The hing 10 do is 10 think things owe.
clearly ard fully, md then. VItn'nSS
waiting for the issues IN get COM "
nv tco much r'nulinC over th"W. -!
mako the best decision on" can hhh L"
ready TO stand By ones Judgment
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HIGHLAND MESSAGE.
CONTINUED From Page one)

bloom. our candidate for cong, ass, who
will redeem this great First district for
us In November. and county anG MS
tict ticket that will give no Republican
cause 10 cut his ticket; therefore. be IL
Resolved. That We present TO the
Republican voters OF Ohio county a
set Of men who should be elected by a
greatly increased majority.
Therefore, I offer as our watchword
for the Republican vote OF Ohio county.
II should stand One for All
Name Joint COMMITTEES.
A Joint committee composed Of Can
didates ]. Howard Wells, =. II. Brues
and Ben L. Rosenhoom and Committed
men Robert Reister, r. r. Crcsap and
G. w. Otto was named TO draft cam
paign plans and 10 offer any suggestions
that II may deem advisable.
This committee VIII meet at o'clock
Saturday afternoon at Senator Rosen-
blooms office at which time II may act
upon rrans for entertaining the state
judici~ convention and Senator Hard
ing II he Is here at that time.
The chairman and secretary were IN
structed 70 call mass maSisterial con-
ventions 10 name delegates TO the First
district judicial convention August 10,
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Five years ago the head editor Of a
large magazine was talking TO n fr lend
mine about his assistants. Of whom
he had three AT the time and OF whom
he had had at least a dozen in the
course OF his work on that magazine.
Couldn't Road Copy But
H" he said, naming one Of them,
is one OF the two poorest copy readers
In tho country. but I wouldn't give him
up for n half dozen perfect copy read
ers."
Why" he was asked
Because he is the only man ever
had who would make up his mind abou;
a story without referring his decision
TO me-" he said.
That. as said was Ave years ago
Recently my friend was telling me
about the assistant of whom thH EDITOR
spoke and with whom h" himself had
Just come into contact. The former as
sistant is now tho editor OF one of tn"
largest and wealth!est magazines in
the whole country.
Could Trust His Own Judgment
Think Of it-a rise like that in five
years. OF course nc had other good
qualities Of which we do not happen to
know. but th"rc is no question That the
one of which his chief spoke, had much
70 do with his rapid rise. lie could
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the restless spirit that now per-
vades, we must have the fund
Amental necessity of happy
homes.
Washington's understanding
of thrift was the thrift we must
learn today. 1t was the thrift
of progress, Of upbuilding, of
efficiency and of success.
1t made happy homes be
cause it led to wholesome
methods Of living and freedom
from worry. 1t gave strength
to the we'll, alertness to the
step, clearness TO the brain and
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Washington knew that to under
stand thrift required more than
a superficial appreciation of the
financial advantages of saving
money.
If our homes are to be happy
and if our nation is to be sound,
we must know the value OF
thrift.
When we learn to appreciate
thoroughly the significance of
this truth we shall have mas
tered a very important phil
osophy and one which can be
user as a basis for all matters
Of conduct and policy, both
personal and national.
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advice could be
uttered t h a t is
more applicable to
the present situa-
ton in A m erie a
than t h at h ere
quoted, If we are
going to bind up
the wounds of the
WAR and set forth
again on the high
way of destiny, we
must do so through
thrift and economy.
If we are going to
become stabilized,
70 have an end Of
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George Washington epitom-
lied his appreciation Of # thrift in
; the following words; Economy
means happy homes and sound
nations; instil it deep"
/ In these days OF under-pro-
duction, extravaganza and un-
rest we can study well the deep
;signihcance of these words. No
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WARM GREETING
(Cont1nued Prom Page ono)
he hammered with cl!nched fist to land
his blows where they would tell
HARDING nnAfrnid

he hammered with clinched fist to land
his blows where they would tell.
Harding UnAfraid.
His th-usts At tho League OF Nations
were answered by repeated thunder
clacs OF cheering. but the passage the
crowd seemed TO like best came almos.
at the end Of the hour and half OF
speaking, when he voiced his humility
in the presence OF tho responsibilities
Of the presidency ana then. squar!ng
his broad shoulders. added that his con-
fidence in the support OF his fellow cit
liens made him wholly unatratd."
America Calls For Peace
The call Of tho conscience OF Amer
lea IS peace he said Peace that
closes the gaping wound OF world war.
and silence the impassioned voices OF
international envy and distruSt Heed
do the disposition OF congress, ! prom
Use You formal and Effective peace so
quickly as a Republican congress can
pass its declaration for a Republican
executive 10 sign.
Disposed as we arc, the way is sim
pie. Let the failure attending assump-
ton. obstinacy impracticability and de-
lay be recognized. and let Us find tho
big. practical. unsclhsh way to do our
part, with senate advising as the
constitution contemplates. ! would APP
proach the nations OF Europe and OF tho
earth. proposing that understanding
which makes US willing participant IN
tho conservation Of nations to a now re-
lationship. to commit the moral forces
OF the world, America included. 70
peace and international justice. still
leaving America FREQ independent and
self reliant. but offering friendship TO
all the world"
At tho conclusion of the speech. the
Senator returned TO his homo but sew
eral Of the visiting delegations. not con,
tent with their first reception, called
again to say goodbye, With Mrs;
the nominee during most OF the morn
ing. he again shook hands with the
callers 1t was his first big day OF
handshaking since his nomination. and
he was tired out by the time 1t was
over.
A. o'clock in the morning noisy
aggregation Of Marion citizens. which
Locked dixie half the town. led off with
demonstration that set mark for me
out-of-town folks TO shoot at. To their
bowling acclaim the senator played IN"
leading part in haE-ra'sinE. pulling
the stars and stripes to III" tor OF the
weather-beate Mckinley nagpolc sent
here a few days aro from Canton.
Thirty Special Trains.
DELEGATION after delegation. with
baAds blarinG and colura dying. follow
cd UP TO the Harding porch as thirty
special trains and thousands ~ ant"mo-
hileS unloqded their contributions 70
tho notification crowds.
Not content with showing themselves
10 the nominee. they r"' "tm"H ""d
marched and countrr.lnarrhrd 'hr"LEh
TIN. city IN n riot ~ nu,~" g'.d rot"r.
CITY In Blazo or Glory.
Marion W. tT"",..G v'i'I.l Al t;'rh -
It's lie for C.. '!"h.t - lU' l'''i' "'i"'fs
~ til" urt."n and W." r"h!l'nE "'"H
with caE"rnes~ To- mnh' ,n" 80: day "
Tatr,rtir rr,ll. and ro,n g., orar"n
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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
Bv STRAUS, President Auerieon Society for Thrift

courage, determination a n d
ambition to the soul.
Such a virtue may be re-
garded as among the choicest
blessings of any individual or
nation.
Washington understood the
value OF teaching thrift. When
he said "instil it deep" he had in
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mind the teachlng
of thrift to the
young so that this
virtue would become
a part of the char
actcr structure of the
youth Of the land.
He knew that thrift
was not a matter to
be studied lightly.
He understood that
it was the main
spring of a system
OF living that de-
veloped the highest
ideals and the most
,,or@ \ ~ proctireS
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Marion. Ohio. July 22--When the
! Caledonia band marched into the lawn
! Wheeling out its old time melodies, SEN
| ator Harding came down from the trTIe
/ iold the bandsmcn their harmony had
/ improved since the days when he was
! their trombone player. but his old tlme
| compan!ous insisted he was WRONG ana
The paradc was again halted for 10
minutes while the columbus Rcpubiiran
| glcc club. which came down TO lead tho
Singing at the notification ceremomirS,
! sercnadcd The nominee win A"Cet IT',,i
! Of pnrodics on popular songs. MANY
! were the same that the club sang III
/ Chicago hutc! !obhies 10 hooaN the 'h'o
/ senator for the nomination.
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ZOE RENT

size 2Sxos, in rear Of No. 81 18th
street: suitable for paint shop. plumb
ing shop. carrenter shop. electrical shop,
or any other purpose to person wishing
70 start a business on small capital. In.
quire John W. Beltz. Jr, 18th and Eoft
streets. jy-21-i
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PRIORITY FOR NEW ENGLAND.

INOW 7 UT NJ :" HII
VEL! be given priority in coal snip
merits. according 20 an agreement roach
ed here today at conference between
railroad executives. coal operators and
James ] Stnrrow. former New Eng
land fuel administrator.
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wANTED-Tenant for building suitable
for manufacturing or warehouse pur-
noses or railroad switch. can build 70
suit tenant. n building TOXIC and 5OXlOO.
one.or more on long time lease. Inquire
Inhn W Belt. Jr., l9th and Eoff street.
jy-2l-m
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given by Or. c. z. Sawyer. at his farm
on the outskirts OF Marion. 70 the mem
hcrs Of the Republican national com
mlttae AMI OF the notification commit
tee appointed by the Chicago Conven-
ton. string of automobiles was pro-
vidcG 10 take them 10 the Sawyer farm
and afterwards TO the ChautauGua
grounds chosen for the notification GER
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RULED OPP BALLOT.

Jefferson City. Mo-. July 1.-THE
HArmer-labor ticket on which P. P.
Chris,snssn Of Utah was nominated for
president. in Chicago last week. cannot
90 on the official ballots IN Missouri
AT the November election. Secretary OF
state Sullivan ruled today.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Good location
for drug. clothing. or shoe store. Best
manufacturing town In western Penna.
Write or cali Ambridge Realty Com
pany. AiHbridGe. Pa. )y-H'l
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wANTDp-To buy girls second hand
bicycle. Juvenile Model! Address Box
400 City. y--l-I
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FOB RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and sleeping. APP
ply End floor new lntehgencer Blder
1905 Market 81. Je-lZ-t
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EERMAEN-On Wednesday. July 2lst.
1870. AT l2:45 o'clock p: IN. at wheel
ing hospital. ALBERT. son or Joseph
and Mary Hermann. in his 3ith year.
Funera! from the family residence. No.
80 West Chapiine street. on. Frioay
. morning A, ) so. Requiem high mass
?, =. joscph's cathedral at 3 o'clock.
t..rnds invited to attend. lnterment
4: Mt Calvary cemetery.
Uyo;r, Pleasant papers please copyD
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| BRAIN TESTS|
BY SAM LLOYD. }

Our guests. who arrived Iatc. OK
planned
We had a blowout one ho,E after
leaving home. and had TO finish the
trip at 3-5 Of our former speed. II the
accident had occurred so miles farther.
we would have arrived 40 minutes
sooner"
Now. who can tell the distance our
guests travelled?
Answer 70 No. ATS.
David. Tarsus. solomon, Paul.
Copyright. 1920. by Sam Loyd)
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Losr-Rcward for any iDtormati'" VINO
took main drive chair from n"M NJ
Cormich machine. Writ" Fhi'!r %"'"'
r. r. >. Er.dEcTort g.. )! '-'-'
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Abandons Shaking Hands.


elnonieS.
Abandons Shaking Hands.
Long before noon the delegations be-
gan 10 tramp on one another heels'
and the candidate had to abandon nope
Of shaking hands with all of those who
came. He took his position on the steps
Of his porch and smilinEly waved ack-
nowledgmcnts as the bowling throHS
marched past.
He got a round Of applause from ono
delegation when he led Mrs. Harding
down the steps and presented her as
the head of this family"
One OF the show spots Of the process
sion was the Americas Republican CLUB
Of Pittsburgh. who marched IN flowing
black capes and high grey stovcFtpea
and carried star spansfled harasols.
Speaks To Homo Folks.
! The Marion boosters Chcrred the sena-
| tor until he consented to make short
talk, thanking them for their show OF
"nelghborly interest" and enthusiasm.
81 am going TO make my speech !atA7
in the day" he said. but l cannot IT
| you 60 without saying how deeply am
| touched by this tribute from the home
| folks"
; Members Of tho Hamilton club Of chi
! caEo came up singing Good Morning,
! Mr. Harding" fashioned after the army
marching son Good Morning. Mr.. Zip
| and presented the candidate with 4 resh-
! luton ElNlEB MN honorary H'Ibp'i
ship in the club. In response he iec!dr
| ed there ought TO be a similar Rspuol!'
! can organization in every great city.
We do not give enough attention ~
! our politics" he added. FOR good g@N-
/ eminent ought to be tho first. business
! Of every citizen. And ! think We do not
I pay enough attention TO part: III THIS
! country VIC have had too much of the
rule Of the individual and not enough Ct
| the rule OF the great masses. am g.
! DeCially proud TO @ a member OF your
! Cial because II bear the mani" % tho
| man who, TO MY mind. was the greatest
! constructive American statcSmou thai
+NE IN ed
Senator Harding told the delegation
/ from the woman'S party that he wGuie
! give his answer that he interCcded u
: Tennessee for the ratification OF the SUI
+ fragc amendment in his speech OF accep'
| lance
| My conception OF suffrage Contcm,
plates women taking a place fully and
! equally with men," he said
Headed by n band the women leaders
I marched TO tn" Harding home carrying
! the yellow, purple and white banners
/ and state standards Senator Harding
met them on the steps and stood lean
/ Ing against a column while speakers
| presented their claims.
! Both urged him 10 use his influence
/ in having Republican members OF the
! Tennessee Legislature vote for ratihca'
! ton.
! I'VE need the S6th state and It seems
! as II Il is as impossible for us 10 at
| tain II MS il was for the children OF ls'
| racl to enter the Promised Land. one
|
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-On Lansing car. THURSDAY ar
;ernoon, large black leather handhaE.
Reward Call Bridgeport IL. jy-22-i
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LoST-I.adIcs open face gold "atcA IN
small black purs" OIL Thursday. ne
ward Leave At Iut'llig'nc"r. Jy--'-l
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wATTED-SALESmEN
sTEAYEp Or STOLEN

srRAYED Or sToLEN-Horse. red
color. Finder please phone 3T70-J
Wheeling. Reward. 4Se5 Jacob street.
jy-2l-i
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MISCELLANEOUS

LUCRATIVE hauling Job far a number
Of heavy duty dump trucks. II inter
cstcd write packard Motor Company,
T,.otherwood. Wheeling. w Va. or call
between Nours Of S 80 ard 1880. jy-23-l
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
GRANDATLANTIC

Virginia Av. near beach. Capacity 500.
Private baths; running water; elevator.
Booklet Auto meets trains.
o. D. FAINTER HAROLD .AANDON
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iEANTEp-We have de- rable loca-

5yANTED-We have a de- rabe loca-
ton. on railroad switch. on which W..
viii erect one or TWO buildings suitable
for manufacturing or stnTaGr purposes.
one building can b. 50xiOo and the
other SOxln0 with l6 feet alley between.
both fronting on railroad switch. For
= good tenailt We will erect one or both
buildings on n Ions term lease. Inquire
Of John W Bcltz. Jr.. 18th and Eott
I streets. Jy----I
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EEWAED-To party who took main
drive chain off new Mccormick binder
or any information given me about II.
Anton Kroh. r. r. l Bridgeport. -.
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Committee entertained.

ori,es to stir the memory Of the nomi
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wALLACI-On Thursday, July g.
1920. al O'Clock y. M. at her late
residence in Overlook addition IN
Elm Grove. LILLY WALLACE, wife
OF e. W. Wallace. N the 6?nd year OF
Ecr age.
Funeral services VIII be he'd from the
family residence on Sunday afternoon.
July 3. ~ > o'clock. lnteTment in
the SION" Church cemetery.
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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DIED

CRACEAFT-On Thursday. July %.
residence, Elm Grove. DR. W. 4. ora
CRAFT. in the nth years OF his age
Funeral notice later.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-08-21
WASHINGTON

The Detroit United Railways Com
pany has filed with the United States
Supreme Court petition asking per-
manent injunction restraining the city
of Detroit from taking over the De
troit traction lines.
High praise of the part which Amer
lean farm boys are playing in agri-
cultural progress was voiced by Secre-
tary Meredith in an address to Il
delegation of 125 Texas farm boys, Wis
iting Washington on a 5,000-mile trip
of inspection thru the United States
"The famine price of white paper"
has forced the American Red Cross to
discontinue publication of the Red
Cross magazine, II was announced in
Washington
Loans of S997, $50 to the Chicago
Great Western railroad and $35, 900 to
the Ann Arbor railroad to assist the
roads in purchasing additional equip
ment has been approved by the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
Increased consumption of raisins in
the United States since prohibition is
believed to account for the 1,400 per
cent increase in raisin imports from
Spain during the first six months of
1920. Nearly 100000 pounds were ex-
ported from Malaga, exceeding the to-
tai exports from that port from 1913
1919 inclusive.
The War Department at Washington
disclosed that only 1891 of the a.,
100000 American citizens who regis
tered under the selective draft for mil
itary service during the World war
could be classified as wilful deserters.
This is less than ! per cent. This an
nouncement was made, together with
the publication of plan to publish the
names of these 1891 men with a
view TO their apprehension.
The Department of Justice at
Washington is conducting an inves-
tigation into the textile industry to
determine whether the closing of
cotton and wooden mills is due to a
conspiracy by manufacturers to con-
tinue high prices.
Distribution to railroads of nearly
.OO.000000 was recommended to the
Interstate commerce commission in the
final report of the Association of Rail
nav Executives on the applications of
the various carriers for loans from the
5000 0OO. 600 revolving fund scJ Gated by
1ic transportation act.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-08-21


WESTERN
Official returns from the Kansas
statewide primary show j. b. Billiard,
Democrat and former mayor of Tope-
ka who advocated beer and light
wines, won the nomination for Con-
gress in the First district.
Phillip Lauricelli, San Francisco
laborer, shot and killed his mother
in-law, Mrs. Dolly Rollins, while she
was cooking breakfast at his home
in San Francisco. dragged his wife,
Eva, from bed and shot her, proba-
bly, fatally, and then killed himself.
Christian II. Van Knuth, an Omaha
real estate dealer, who had declared
himself to be Danish count, but who
was naturalized an American citizen
several months ago, died In hospital
after he had been shot by Milton w.
Armour, manager of grill in promi-
nent Omaha hotel.
A column of flame 300 feet high leap
ing from a Standard OIL Company gas
well in the Elk hills, thirty miles south
west of Bakersfield, Calf, was visible
there. The well is in the vicinity of
that which burned several days last
August with a loss of Approximately
500,000,000 cubic feet of gas.
A conspiracy through which liquor
worth $4,000 was fraudulently taken
from a bonded warehouse at Owens
boro. KY, WAS revealed by a raid in ST.
Louis in which a deputy constable and
ten others were arrested after police
and government agents had recovered
1876 cases of whisky valued at $195,00O
c. A. Sanborn and David Libel, pro
prletors of tailoring company, were
arrested In San Francisco on complaint
of T. Knorr of the San Francisco Ad-
vertisng Club that they had adver-
tised falsely, asserting that they had
bought $4,000 worth of woolens from
n certain manufactures when the pur-
chase actually was but $500 worth.
Mrs Marie ellison, 81, and two of her
children, Bertram, 8 years, and Jack,
Z, were drowned in Lake Washington,
near Seattle. The mother attempted
to save both lads as they were being
swept beyond their depth by waves.
A third son. Robert II, was rescued by
his father, Oscar A. ellison, after the
boy was almost overcome while trying
to save his brothers.
Mexican federal troops mt San Luis,
Sonora, shot down an aeroplane sup
posed TO have been scouting for Gov
ernor Cantu of Lower California. The
plane, believed To have been SNUG
gled across the international line from
Phoenix, Ariz., was disabled by rifle
fire of the federal soldiers and forced
to land across the Colorado river in
Lower California.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-08-21
AN EPITOME OF
LATE LIVE NEWS
CONDENSED REC ORD OF THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
HOME AND ABROAD
FROM ALL SOURCES
sAYINos, NOS, ACHIEVE.
MENTs, sUFFERINos, HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
WESTERN

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