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SHADYS|DE

beginning tomorrow evening the En-
deavur Society Of the Methodist church
viii Join the congregation IN service
to be hr!d a; 80 O'Clock each Sunday
IA the lawn. This service Viii he
known rs summer vrsprrS and each
meeting will be short. rcSttul and in
SpIrar!"nal 20 those attending. The
public is invited.
Miss Louise McConn. daughter o: Mr.
and Mrs. Fred McCOnn Of South Cen
trail avenue, has returned from Eagles
Mere Pa. where she spent ten days
attending y conference OF college wom-
en- engaged in Woman'S Christian as
SOri.ttiOn work.
MI Richard Ray Of Columbus yestcr-
day poincd his family who have been
visiting Mrs Rays parents. MIR and
Mrs john \. Jau.!son, for two weeks
They Will return tn their home together
after the holiday next week.
Under the auspices of III" Mems
Bible class Of the Christian church Il
most interesting picture is 10 b" shown
ut the Ohio theatre tomorrow afternoon
and evening. each r!ctur" to start at
one. three tivd seven and nine o'clock
respectively.
Mr. Lawrence Hahn. who has been
quite sick with bronchial asthma at
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Chapter 50.
In many things gr' = - much
Of A woman a. 70 as she - 80, "S-
pecialiy Il she IS in ,ovC with the man
she marries. y, times WAS aInos;
c!a;rvoyaat about Keith. what he did.
intended - 10 rather. and what he
thought This knew TO be no unco'a-
mon sitt. and l made no boast Of IL,
Indeed 4 brough; ne far more pa;'l
than Joy.
50 as I listened - Eejth's owing
goodnight 20 Margaret. something m
sxinctiyely told me- that she knew Mrs.
De LiSle had designs upon Keith. and
that she had been unusually s.Sterly, and
kind hoping 20 make trouble between
Keith and me through Mrs. De Ltsle.
Not that I imagined for moment
she wanted Keith TO be anything 70 ~"
handsome. attractive widow. but Il Sh"
could get him 10 leave me. or man ne
leave him. he would again belong
utterly 20 her-oc her brother as ne had
before he me; me. once heard h'r COM
plain to an intimate friend he had NOT
been since.
Did you have good time" asked.
a sob ii my throat.
Yes You should be asleep
How could | sleep after such an in
suit
II do not understand you"
IT should think YOU would. and resent
it. To ask you and
That will do. Remember you ar"
finding fault with me. not with Mrs.
De Lisle." I wondered how he could
speak her name so calmly. II told her
you were not q good bridge partner. She
took me at my word. and rctraiHed from
subiecting both o; us - emharTsl SSTrient.
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appropriate TO the individual conditions.
In addition. shampoo your scalp with
tincture of green soup once q month,
not oftcncr: then dry thoroughly. Mas
sage tho scalp for Is minutes every
night. pinching and rolling II mp be-
tween the fingers. Then part the hair
anG rub into the scalp an ointment OF
.\nmonlate Of mercury. 40 grainA and
vascline or lanolin. one ounce Tho
druggist must mix this very thoroughly.
QUESTIONS AND AHSwn&.
Double Chins, Eto.
Cd What Is the best way TO get nd
Of double chm? CO 1 would like also
TO know the best cure for suffering.
90 Also how to prevent tho inside OF
4 gas stove from rust.
Answer-(D Let II alone 4 double
chm denotes an amiable disposition.
Whatever you do, don't let a beauty
doctor touch II. II he does you may
have three or cour chins instead Of one.
Remember what happened to the lady
who had one cheek filled out moro than
the other. (2) Send a stamped and self
addressed Envelope for information
about suffering. 60 l don't know.
Maybe Mr.. Edison will know. Why
don't you address to him letter OF
inquiry?
All inquiries addressed to DR.. Huber
in care Of the Health Talks" depart
mcnt will he answered IN these columns
in their turn. This requires consider.
able time, however, owing TO the great
number received. SO II = personal or
quicker reply is desired n stamped ana
sclf-addressed envelope must he en-
closed with the questionable Editor.
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Prices Como Down With q Bang.

Prices Como Down Win q Bang.
think there j. no more Saluta:y check
on w"ulI-n" pr"ritccrS ;haa the person
who asks how mach a thing costs be-
fore h" buys il. | know mcrchant who
was suspected Of profitecring and who
has been made So nervous by a system
attic campaign among his customers or
asking what each thing costs before or
derinG and then occasionally quoting
him cumparatiN" prices from elsewhere,
that he has come down with hang in
his prices
or course there Is a fascination abou,
making the large gesture OF saying I'll;
take it" without asking the price.
Money is nothing 20 U.S. We imply. We
don't have to consider !t--whiCh 80 cases
out Of 100 Is tommyrot, and is recoI-
nized as tonmyrot by the people before
whom the gesture is made.
Thoy Needn't Be Afraid.
I think men are worse about this
thing than women. for two reasons. In
the first place. women are the Ch:et
purchasing agents ard do most az the
small shopping IN ihc family and have
10 get the "IIow much IS IL" habit.
whereas mon Only buy now and then and
feel that they can afford 10 buy less
closely. Also men regard their ability
I, TO make money as the price tag on them
selves. and II they hint by ASKING the
price tag ON an art!c!" that their ability
, 10 max" money is limited. they think
they are putting 4 cheap tag ON them
selves
Personally. l think this is an entirely
false notion and admire the moral
courage Of the man who isn't afraid 10
say How much" Don't you?
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he had lived for several years
prior to his death. The author
OF Way Down Upon the
Swanec River" MY Old Ken
lucky Home" and numerous
other songs that have become
immortal possessed not only the
rare genius and initiative neces-
sary to the creation Of compost
tons that have been sung around
the world for more than half a
century, but he was able to pro-
duce a prodigious amount of
work along the lines in. which
he was so peculiarly gifted. 1t
is said that in the year 1868 he
wrote no less than forty-eight
songs, but owing to his dis
tressed circumstances he sold
them for little or nothing. One
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mind and the divine gift of
genius will not safeguard one
against distress and poverty if
prudent habits of life are not
followed.
There are many men today
who believe that their wits and
their cleverness will see them
through any situation. AS a re-
suit, they are making no pro-
vision for the future.
Humanity honors the gifts of
Steven Collins Foster for the
whole world sings his songs.
But, notwithstanding a genius
capable of such attainments, he
eventually suffered the pnivation
of poverty and the distress of
want because he never learned
the value of thrift
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| Benjamin l.. Haga and wife. land IN
! Flushing TIP. $1,000.
! Emily Dunn 70 Sam Oldesh and Pete
; Lujich land in UntoI. Tr.. sion.
! J. " Harris a&d wife - Benjamin
| Haea and kreda Haga. land IN Flushing
. IT,, s5@5
! Flora A. Snyder and Amelia T. Burke
- Philip HoerniS. land n PeaSe TIP,
5000.
Lucy Berry 20 Henry Edgar Berry.
land in RiChland TIP. $4,000.
Humphrey VI. F'oGlc and Nancy F'ogle
. 10 J. Il. Byr-S. land il Village OF Bos-
Ton. 500.
Frank Holub TO Anna sklenar. land
- Bc!latrc. $40.
Anna r. Cljpp %. a.. 10 John II. Nc
Graw. land IN B"ltaire. so.
Antonio rtaidi T. Angelo Ctfa!d.
and IN Be!,a!re. SO.
, John W. Johns. 81 al. 10 Ellenor
Rc:hc' e.. al. land IN Bridgeport. $500.
+. \. HagedoCn. e.. al. TO John Davis
. ard IN Union TIP. 800.
! The Shadyside Land Company TO
I Dcina l.. Hamilton. land in Shadystde
$3.50.
! ". !. Morgan % Guy f. Muhleman.
! and in Bellatre. SO.
VIM. \. Rendue. dec. Application
filed for order ot distribution OF assets
N kind with written cons"n, Of a.! dis
tributes Distribution in kind ordered.
Final account filed. Set for hearing July
30. 1921 Notice ordered. Continued.
Emma Eaton. dec. Petition 70 sell
persona. property at private sale re-
turned and fi!Nd endorsed with report OF
sale sale confirmed and records or
dered.
John \. Wise. dec. Application filed
for appointment OF Executor. No bond
required. Appointments made, letters
ordered ami issued Inventory ordered,
order issued. Continued.
Leona TtGEslhick. dec. Inventory
flied. approved and record ordered.
Sarah e Williams, dec. Petition -
81. persona! property az private sale
filed. Private sale az no; less than ap-
praised value ordered. Order issued.
Continued.
Marriage Licenses
Eugene (. King OF Wheeling. and
Blorche Brown OF Bcl,aire.
John Chapman Of Ncff, and Jeanette
B.choltz OF Bcllaire.
George II. C-on!a and Clara 4. Lutt,
both OF Beilaire
Harold TAYLOR OF Belmon, and Ethel
Davis OF Somcrton.
Engagement Announced
Misses Gertrude Lewis and Nellie
Lester entertained u few friends on Fri
day evening ut tho homo Of the former
Ion East Main street. ~ 4 6 O'Clock din
Ter complimentary 10 Miss Mary Dicker-
son whose marriage 20 Mr.. Clifford
BanGhar OF Boston. Mass. will DO
solemnized on Thursday. July Il at the
home OF the brides parents. Rev and
Mrs ". H. Dickcrson OF Cadiz. Ohio.
Inhoff Returns
Lawrence r.. Imhof:. Clerk Of Courts
elect. has returned from Holley. N. Y.
where he was called by Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert s. Euckman. parents Of Jewell
HuckmqN Of the l1ih Company. jth
Regiment Marines. Their son having
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SIDE TALKS
bY Ruth Cameron
HOW MUCH?"

Which would you rather do. knock a
revolver out OF hIGhwayman's hand
or go TO IL hotel and ask what Il dinner
cost before you bought It. and then, II
you thought i cost too much, turn back
and go cut OF the hotel"
Tin making the comparison. had the
comparison between physical and moral
courage in mind. but l am not sur"
that | did not unwittlngly make another
comparison. tooo
I do really think there are many
men who would have the couraE" L"
do tho first and not the courage II do
the second part Of the two things,
A Deserved Punishment
The other day we so; stuck with an
absolutely miserable meal FOR which
We paid $3.50 apiece because We didn't
ask how much?' before We went IN.
Had we asked. knowing the character
OF the food the place Is supposed 10
serve. We would never have entered. Il
was "a maddening experience" 10 see s.
bill 20 for weak fish chowder. thin. poor
" cooked steak indifferent French
fried potatoes. wiltcd salad. fred corn
nush in bird bathtub with corn syrup
on II. commonplace vanilla tC0 cream
and poor coffee. But y was Il good
lesson. We needed 4 punishment for
our lack OF courage and we got II. Here
after We have made up our minds not
70 be afraid TO ask what things cost be-
fore we order them, whether they lie
hotel dinners. or repairs 10 III" auto.
or silk stockings.
And x We keep our resolution We Sha..
save far more in the end than W" lost.
And save i not only for ourselves
but for others.
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MODERN FEATURES FOR ALL THE FAMILY 5
The Revolt Of Vera Sanderson
MARGARET sYMPATHIzEs WITH KEITH
BY Jane Phelps

me alone and take your sister out.
thought VIE came before u sister. IL
seems am mistaken. | don't care n
my face * d:sftsurcd from crying; II
anyoa" asks What made mo cry | shall
toll them don't care who II s.
Keith had tried 20 stop m" several
times. bu; in vain. l felt so hurt. 80 m
suited. that the words just pied over
ono another.
&c. up and battle your face"
Trembling like leak at my temertty
m SHeaking as had. l meekly did as I
was bid. fearless so5s raCkcd my whole
body as did
Now so to sleep. shall read
awhile
Blu, il is after o'clock"
Keith made no answer. but !ett the
room. heard him open the door ~ his
den. then after 4 moment heard Mar
garet rap upon X. | crawicd from my
boil and softly opened my door just
,r:tl". Perhaps I could hear what they
said.
What is Il. Keith aear:" Margaret
asked softly as he opened the door.
think he imagined II was me.
Nothing. l though would read
awhile"
Il thought heard loud voices. Was
Vera quarrellng with YOU"
She was awake and had been weep
ing"
What a cry-baby she is
she felt II was not treating her right
20 leave her At home tonight"
Hasn't she any sense ~ all? You eS-
p!I.acd that none hUt expert players
were invited. II only she had more
womanInrSS. more pVisc. il wouldn't
BE- SO hard for YOU. dear. Do so 70 bed.
You look tired"
L always fee! -esretfu, when she IS
unhappy" l knew ne referred 70 mo-
she is very young. Perhaps we do not
excuse her as we should.
We are always excusinG her. But
there is no excuse for her making a
baby o: herself and making everyone
miserable. Why. Gloria Is too much or
= little woman 10 cry II anything doesn't
quit" suit her"
Gloria is your daughter. Margaret"
Nothing he had said had hurt me as
dill that remark. and the intonation OF
his voice as he made Il.
Ito D. Continued.)
protected BY George Matthew Adams)
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been killed on the evening Of June g.
1918. Mr.. Imhoff was a comrade OF
Jewell buchanan in France.
Briefs
wilbur Mcdil! and wife Of Martins
Ferry. were visitors in town Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Mcbride Jr.. and daughter.
Berdlnc. OF Philadelphia. arrived We'd
nesday for visit 70 tn" home OF Il. j.
Buckley.
George ThornhUrG and family were
visitors at Cambridge on Thursday.
Mrs. Ross u. Fowler and children
lrft Thursday for visit with relatives
g., GAINESVILLE.
Ross D. Fowler. Clerk oc Courts, !"f;
I':,Gty on 4 business trip 10 Columbus.
Mrs George Jamison Of Mcdonald.
Pa. - visiting her friend. Miss Mary
HammoHI OF West Main street.
Jepson and Dorothy Chandler q De-
.roit. Mich are visiting ;hcir grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jcpson.
on Main street.
CLYDE Miilcr and wife left Thursday
for a weeks visit with friends at Camp
May and washington.
Mrs. Charles = Bulger attended n
bridge party given by Miss Mildred Roy
nolds OF Martins Ferry. Ohio. on Friday
afternoon.
Lawrence T.. Imho''. clerk Of Courts
elect. and brother. F:Uc"n" 1mhoff. OF
ShadySidc. were busI!.' visitors In
town Friday.
Entertained
Mrs Charles =. Hu.Icr "f this place,
and Mrs. Martin l.. Cove" 80 Martins
Ferry, delightfully."- "nt"rtrtn"i The
members OF the kiiiabiuc Club on We'd
nesday evening - i theatre party at
tho Victoria After IN" show the guests
were taken TO the Mcl-R Garden where n
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For IN $ model Pattern 1928 was Sc
Iectcd. 1t is cut in sizes: 6, \. 10 ana
70 years \ 10 year size requires "a
wards Of 81 inch material with bolero,
without bolcru g.. yards will be re-
CURED
Organdy, dotted Swiss, lawn, voi!e.
ctaminc. Bingham. tafca- crepe ana
creme de chine. are desirable for this
style.
\ pattern Of this Illustration mailed
TO any address on receipt Of l2c in sill
yer or stamps.
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triotic service will b" held in the Beth
lehem chapel. 4 special Program will
be rendered and a speaker has been Sc
cured.
Mrs. Mary White Of Mt. Olivet Is IL.
The ladies' of the Allen Grove church
gavL q social 4. the school building Fri
day evening. There was q large crowd
present and 4 good SUM of money wa
cleared for the benefit II the church.
a number Of local persons attended
the district conference at the Wesley
NJ. l., church Thursday and Friday.
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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
byS w. STRAUS, President Ame,Iean SoeetpJa 77rf.

of Fosters popular songs of
Civil War days was willie Has
Gone to the War;" which is said
to have been sold for $40 cash
and SIS when it was first sung
1t is recorded that while Foster
was a resident of a cheap lodg-
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of the most pa
thetic stories in the
annals of Ameri-
can literature "A
story which carries
at the same time
an impressive les
son on the value of
thrift.
Notwithstanding
Fosters brilliant
a c c o mplishments
and success S, he
died in a cheap
lodging house on
the Bowery where
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Plans are being made in New
York for a memorial to Steven
Collins Foster, which will take
the form of a S50.000 fund for
the support of the Bowery bread
line.
This announcement recalls one
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ing house IN the
Bowey he had an
income from his
c I'm positions
amounting to about
$500 a year,
which sixty years
ago was 4 very
substantial sum
The lesson to be
! armed from the
life of Steven COL
Inns Foster is one
that should rot be
passed over lightly.
Even brilliancv of
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TEMPLE DEDICATION
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED

Chester w. Va. July i Chester
Lodge No. 142 has rendered an invita-
ton TO members of Masonic blue lodges
in Wheeling to attend the dedication CT
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their new Temple on Saturday, July
9th.
Wheeling Commandery No. Knights
Tcmplar and Osiris Temple of Sh-sners
will attend, accompanied by tho Osiris
fifty-piece band, which will lead the
big parade to be held at / o'clock on
the afternoon Of the ninth. The Wheel
ingites have chartered the steamer
Verne Swain and Will make the trip,
and return by boat.
Following is the program for the day:
| J.. NJ. parade: 7. NJ, dedication
ceremony; $3.50 L. NJ. comforting tho
VI. NJ. degree: 5 p. NJ, band concert;
p. NJ. banquet for Masons and their
ladies: 1880 i. NJ. refreshment TO labor;
i. NJ. ball and reception. The con-
GLIDING event will be informal
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! LR[![ga1ahl Talks 81
By John B. Huber AMMD
CRAVING HAIRS
B. Huber A:M,MD

strike human suffering and misery and
put the blows there.
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Poct-The burglars have benin
Artist-Yes, what happened?
Poet-Searchcd my room and then
gave me a shilling.-Sydncy Bulletin.
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Mn. L. Hatcher. Jr.. who has been
i'll for several weeks. was taken 10 the
Ohio Valley General Hospital in Wheel
ing on Thursday morning and underwent
An operation tor appendicitis He Is re-
ported as getting along nicely and his
many friends hope Tor his speedy
recovery
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BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD
S Minutea to Anawsr This

Take that which begins the solution
Of 4 puzzle, add 4 fraction. subtract Il
grain. add a group Of males, add grain
subtract that which has actual exist.
enCr. add month. subtract blast OF
wind .nI the resulting letters will spell
the name OF 4 grand old Frenchman.
Answer to YestercSy's Puzzle
Stable. table: touch, ouch; owing,
wing: mice. ice: Islanders. ISLANDERS
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delicious lunch was served. 4 most
enjoyable evening WAS spent by all.
Underwent Operation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08
federal governments must

federal governments must
sometime come to a system
similar to the city manager.
plan. The great. allied arm
=iessin the world war practi-
cally adopted it when they
made Foch manager of the
whole scheme. of military
operations and supreme in
command. Without this the
war would have either been
prolonged s.or, ended differ
emily. For our oWnspart, we:
think President Harding,
under some one of his many
implied powers as executive,
could remedy this unheard-
of situation. He certainly
could give the different de
partlnents a thorough shak-
ing up. He could likewise
take an axe and slash the
red tape wherever he found
it!
There is to be a meeting at
the Opera House tomorrow,
Saturday, night, and we
hope A1exandrians will turn
out in full force. To neglect
our brave boys now that they
have come back after the
supreme sacrifice for. their
country is to sink beneath
the level even..of the slack.
CTS, in wartime!
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small; his patient industry; his pain
stalking methods; his inherent and
we'll developed habits of economy;
his freedom from humbug, public
and private; his singular devotion to
duty wherever he finds. it, and,
above all, his fidelity to the public
interest to which he has already con
tributed literally of his fine ability,
all combine 10 mark him as the man
the people OF Virginia are looking
for. l trust you will understand
and make cleat to all my friends the
keen sense of disappointment l feel
that l am unable to express by my
personal presence the deep interest
feel in the success of the gallant,
the vigorous, the able :arid versatile
young Virginisn who will address
the fine citizenship at Roanoke to-
night.
(Signei) HENRY C. STUART
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THURSDAY, JULY s, 1913
by LAST NIGHTS MAIL

">BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL
The disagreeable, we had Amos:
said disgraceful, news has reached
this city from Fort George, in an au-
thcrptic Shape, We. believe, of the cap
lure OF another detachment Of cur
army, consisting cf upwards of 800
men, under the command of CO...
Boerstler, who was also taken. The
particulars we have not heard.
A letter from General Hail, re-
ceived by a gentleman in Albany,
states the number of our troops en-
gagged, at ABOUT 600, nearly all of
missing, either killed or
prisoners. Another account states our
loss in missing at. about $50.
The number of troops under Gen.
cral Dearborn, on the Niagara, is
stated at between 1000 and 5000 eff
fective men. The militia in Genesee
County, New York, have been crder-
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400 War Veterans Suicide

The Senate investigation
of the treatment Of disabled
veterans of the late war Is
uncovering some startling
conditions. Among the dis.
closures is included the fact
that four hundred suicides
resulted in New York alons
last year, induced by de-
spondency arising from neg
lect Of The government.
We have had one sad case
Of suicide in Alexandria,
from the same cause, and
doubtless every town can re-
cite similar tragic occur
rences. Still the Govern
ment appears helpless. Just
recently a distinguished
committee was appointed to
investigate the causes Of this
hainous neglect, which III
Guided among others, Dawes
of Chicago, and Assistant
Secretary Roosevelt. This
committee met behind closed
doors, came forth, looked
wise, saidlittle, and did moth
ing.
Col. Davis, Of Chicago, one
of the witnesses, stated there
was no coordination and no
cooperation of the differ
ent governmental bodies. AS
we have frequently stated in
these columns Our state and
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sire is to please the majority
If the Commuters Assocla-
ton will get the facts in this
case, that is, take a vote o.
the, early commuters to and
from Washington, say, b
tween six and eight o'clocl
A. NJ, we will be glad to take
the matter up again, and be
lieve that the Railway Com
pany will abide by the ma
jority vote, if in favor. of tn
easly, smoker.
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Wilson's Vilidication," and
nradictad that, time would

Wilson'S Vilidication," and
predicted that time would
witness many ::stratfg
catiions.of President Wilson'S
wisdone and foresight. The
ratification of the Versailles
pact by the Republican Sen
ate Seems nlinent, and will
prove to be one Of the sin
gulaE manifestations to
which we alluded. The Knox
Porter peace resolution, re-
Gently signed by the Presi-
dent spec ficaIlyi mentions
the Versailles pact and our
rights under it! The Re-
public leaders are evident
ly preparing the way for a
retreat which is bound to be
more or less awkward, to sd.
the least.