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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
VHEEL|NGC'S MOTOR CORPS WOMEN
HAVE GIVEN VAL|ENT SERVICE HERE

hours a day. V: that g what active
service" N motor service has required
and. w;ren it il noticed by ~" follow
ing rerp-. ;hr young women who nave
s..-vcd .:ul days. ot seven or more
hours Zach. within III" two months. t"H
:;lthfu!ncSs II these women can l."
best appreciated.
VIVA. Il has mean: 10 he orcrwo7i'"o
nurses :hcy themselves cypress "h@n
they say they could no: have COPIED win
tn Si;ua;.u,, Us thy have and retained
,ho!r strength to the end without me
sid Of tho motors that conveyed them
on their daily rounds Of calls
7, IS also gratifying 70 the ou'cerS
to have tho members % tn" motor corps
cy;,rcss their cnjoymen: of the wo"H.
Thcv found It interesting and inSirlc-
tivc - learn the sunny sid" OF hfe
ard gave them joy 10 feel ihcy were
,Io,r- their share io~ard bringing thH
,r,:ca needed al - tn" afflicted homes
hat M, trained nurses know 50 w"!i
rau: 10 render. - say nothing OF IN"
;.rcaS,:r. reflected from The children
IRON, .hrSc same homes when the motor
cnrns PLAYED SanIa tn 565 children "n''
w,,r.. benefited rs the Scott fuad o.
- Matthew'S church.
orr, n" activ" service or mo corps
< d;sucrs"d with January !. as nc or
| San.a,rtion viii remain ln;ac; for an!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
PARTING
BETWEEN KING AND
PRESIDENT WILSON
By RAYMOND G. CARROLL.

(Snrcial Wireless Dispatch Copyright.
1915. by Public Ledger Company
Sent Supplementary TO The London
Times Servic").
WITH PRES y + y T WILSON
PARTY. Dec. Skiing George. Queen
Mary. Princess Mary and Lord RcadIns
accompanied President and Mrs. VII
son 10 tho entrance uf tho king r"aCh
ou q special train on which the l'reSi-
dent and his party loft Victoria s'a-
,iou. London. ut 30 o'clock THIS morn
ing for Paris.
The parting was fcrvrn, on" be
tween the king and the PRESIDENT. GheJ
.nncar 20 have hIt :; off and parted 10
NEE; again Tn" President HGain IN
yitrd the king /" visit America ai'"r
,he conclusion Of peace. Indications ar
tho. king will accept. combining a tour
10 Canada and III" United states.
Thu queen ra,'ri Mrs. Wilson's
rlovcd hand aficcrionat"!y on "ScortinS
her 10 the train. All tn: Indies went
in first. III. chief topic on III" train
from London 20 Dover was '|l"mcn-
,ea;'s utt"rnnr"s 80 the French sen
orr, TIN. lr">idrn; had no commend
~ make just now. It - unlikely he
will comment unt:I after I'll" Italian
trim. when there will b" som" sort OF
= declaration of American principles.
Tho President still hopes 10 hc IN an
saint. accord with France and Italy, AS
we'll ms with iir"a; Britain. The en-
,husins,n uf the crowds IN London I'M"
morning. continued !" Dover. where Inc
.,rond PERCEPTION !" IN" President took
rI,c. Immediately y" fGr" the time to go
aboard he boat for Calais.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
LEVER TO RECOMMEND
WHEAT GUARANTEE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3l.-Gha'rrnA''
1.syer OF the House agricultural COM
nI,tee. announced tonight aI'"r i con-
fcrcncn with Secretary Houston th"'
lnrisIatjou 10 insure the maintenance
m The government wheat guarantee
nricn for the 1912 crop was nN'nE
d-rtcd by the department q. .asricu'-
,urc, and that he would Introduce i III
congress within n few days.
Mr. Lover said IN" legislation Won'"
,ufi,nr!zc the President I" continue IN"
n,,oraIinu Of the food administration :
grain corporation. or Great" ne"
agency for buying. selling and S'"r'hE
,ba 1918 crop. y revolving i"nd 81
$500 nrO 600 for Tho Ms" "f INC corpora
,inn also would hn provided.
While the world whoa; rHS"rN" soon
- h. released was not known. Mr.. Lever
said, Australia has Il supply 81 "V".'
600 non. bushels and Argentine lhn'H
and other countries probably HAY" arg
..nrks tho sale oC which nigh; Affect
il nc export demand ard r"dn'" prices
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BEST SHOW IF
SEASON HERE
FOR WEEK END

oh. Lady Lady" III" smar: New Tor"
rr;nr,ss ,hr,,rc PRODUCTION Will b" ON"
Of ;hn mos delightful features 81 ~
,,r~c,,, ,h.afr,,.ai season in th!S 'iiE.
Mr.. f.. Ray ,Comst"CN ann"NnC'S 'n'!
"ph. Lad. Lady" will b" seen nor" '.'
rhr.ufrhre commencing tomorrow a. '"S
court theatre.
on. lady. Lady" is III" MN NV
ynr,, Princess theatre musical pT""uc-
rlom and tn" dainty successor 20 -r"' .''I,.
7Inrnr." ''Nc-, Good. Eddie. and ''n'
Eny." Tic book and lyrics Of On
I,,dy Lady, are by Guy Bolton and =
q vn,rilnusc and The music by jerome
Kern.
In he latter part &C Apri! 1915 >iaSr
! traditions received It worry un"Np'.,'"
Jolt when Mr.. c"ms:"c& produce" -\"-
hudy Home" and gay" audiences i
riimpso ~ iut,mat" musical CuthHuF'
! which has sine" 'h"""m" g" i"pu'a
! ,hrou ghnw, the country tina. II mas hia"e
! M, Princess Theatre productions an AM
rrican institution. The Princess iAratr"
| IN New York recall in many WAYS the
! r;aiatv theatre III London when Il "aS
under III" management OF me iH'e
| George Edwardcs. The Gaieiy theatre
| WAS always noted for thn beauty OF ne
Young ladies' nr the chorus. and IN th'S
| c,rn;-y ;;n. rn,nIincss and charm Of the
Young ladies' or IA" Princess theatre
| PRODUCTIONS have gwen Them distinc-
| lion. and % hr s""n IN 4 Princess theatre
! PRODUCTION means NOR" than merely Dc
| nc on tho stage as I'll" young LADIES' are
| select cd fer both beauty and talent, anu
,Iur;nr its career Of five seasons tho
! rrincces ;hra;rr has graduated from lts
ranks many stars. Will" others have TO-
! signed To marry into some Of N" best
| families in America. Seats arc now on
!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
CUPID HAD
4 BAD YEAR
War Causcd Decrease In Ohio county
Marriages During Year
Just Closed.

Thor" wcre issued during, N" year
!nlS ny tho county clerk q: pAio county
iuSi iiS less marriage licenses than dur,
ing tn. year 1917. III" number issued
during the year l9IS was l.lS5 as conf
pa-"d with 1868 during I'll" previous
Year. , -
r,arr,asr.s IS 10 doubt nati"n-w'dr ana
,i.ne nor prove that Tan CUPID mas hA"n
lnafluC on rhc job, but = moro probably
IN. rrSlll, Of the greater haniicarS ni-
,lr- which hs labcrcd. The Two great
drawbacks To matrimony during IN" pas;
ycar lav. doubtless been the war and
Influenza.
Tho war has called several millions
sc marriH e"nhlc young Am"rirAnS u
fHr"tSn lands, thus denying Nom yen,
uurari!y NJ l"ast. tn" opportunity Il
either select their future lt"-mat"S "E
marry the swecthearls Of their choice
The influenza, bringing sadness me
If thousands OF homes through It's
heavy toll % victims. has doubtless i,,',1:
ruifillmrn: Of many matrimonial en-,
gug"m"ntS. s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Dec. 5l.--!f"gs. receipts
$1,000; market mostly 10 lor lower
Than Yesterdays a"craGc. The Day
prices wNr" unchanged.
Cattle. receipts 5000: choic s'rrrs
and canning stock steady. other ca;ii"
closing mostly - c"r:s lower: caves
10 cents higher: beef cattle: good 'hol'r
and prime, sl6.O0m l?.7i; common and
medium. S913mi6.uU: butcher Stoch.
COWS and heIfcrs. $500 a 1870; Gamers
and cutters. $3.50 500; stockcrs ana
feeders, good. choice and fancy, 'i"'"o
6ElO,76: inferior. common and medium:
s7,5o@lO5o: veal calves. GOOD anu
choice, $3.50 q 1925.
sheep. receipts 1000 market Seher-
ally steady. The day prices unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
miles Of Baltimore county and over nv

miles Of Baltimore county and over NV
SQUARE miles Of Anne Arundel county
comprise the territory annexed and
with j, q population Of between 10000
and 10000 making the city,s popula-
non over 10000. The taxable basis OF
the city is increased by Slc4,S8f.4o2,
70 total Of si.le"92lr3a0. Thirty
county public school houses arc turned
over with 10000 school children and
o41 teachers ara placed on the city's
payrolls. IN that part Of Ammo Arun-
del county annexed is valuable water
front property and extensive manufac-
turing plants !'or years there was r
litter. fight wacai over the annexa
lion scheme. Baltimore county taxpaI
crs vigoruusl? opposing il. Unliko
many Other cities. baltimore city has
never hcrn a part Of Baltimore county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
STATE COUNCIL OF
DEFENSE SUSPENDS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. IL
TIeado,lar,ers of the Stat" 'ounrli "i
Defense opened is months ago. u"""F
tho direction OF Jesse V. Sullivan -
secretary OF the advisory council ami
acting secretary Of II" council w"r"
= abandoned today. IA" offices thus "c'u-
Mod being turned over % tn" jhN:"r
~ be prepared for thr reception 90 TT"
clerk. journal clerk and S"rE"ani-;I'-
arms Of tho houS" Of delegates when
the legislature cnavHncs January ).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01

Well known oG;-th"-pikc lad n mem
hn,. of the 2uoth Field Artillery. Bat
terry +. y. T.. r.. France. Hc IS a son
of Mrs. j. H. l.ambus "f Thompson s
station and trn,urd ii Camp Ice
petersburg. Va. before going across INC
pond. II" Is we'll known ;hrousho".
IN. local district aud las 4 host "1
friends who will be pleased 10 learn
tha; he $ well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
future emergency when Its services
may be required and, can be mobilized

future crnCfScpCy WHICH, 10
may be required and, can be noo'li1ed
for active duty at moments notice.
The following women compose the
active branch Of the service:
Mrs, II. F. Fields, Mrs. J. ". Stoop.
Misses Sarah Whitaker. ANGELA. Nc
F.dden. Pauline Beutcr. Mary AleXan-
dor Mar Dudley, Joan Ward. Helen
E,dslcy. Iuth Hilman. Adcla!d:
schocklev, Marion Brown. Eliza beth
Beans. henrietta Fair. Ii"lcn Cron we'll
rwpnrtha Elum. Mrsdam"s. !. VI. fan-
iE,n 7. n. NcAllcStcr. R"hccr1 woods
Harvey BERNARD. P. r. Kitchen. M"r':
.'raushcim. Earl Adams. Misses Mill
cent 1Ianley, Gertrude Garden. Mrs.
! George Van XIX, Mrs. Harry Branr;
| Miss Katherine EeiSt"~, Mrs. I"s"ph
! Kline. Mrs. Douglas Nass. Miss FIh"!
/ Tc-tzrer Miss Katherine Kline. Mrs.
IS 4. Sta-r"r. Mrs. James PAUL.
Thc following compose the emergency
branch:
! Katherine Pfarr. Elizabeth Rurdats
b1esdamcs A. W. Paull. +. T. farr's
= u Behrens, G. Cracraft, Misses
Ad.lia Brandfass. Elizabeth Browne
ia Ereticr. Miss S,einmctz. Mrs. VIII
l:.r, Counds. Miss Earah Mct&n"r
! Wcsdames Harry Transhcim. Harry
whitaker, r. r. Marshall. IL. +. rus
sell Jr., Frank Schmidt. Joseph Spide'l'
II ". Nichols. Roy Nayl"r. Misses
Hannah Morgan. Virginia Miller. MISS
Schank- N-s
Charlie. OBrien. Mrs. William kound
Ms II. F. Fields and Mrs, Blanche
Cooper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
CHINESE APPROVE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.-"China is
in hearty accord with the principle:
rnunciated 10y President Wilson and II
Is the hone Of III" Chinese people that
around these principles Il lasting worIU
n.ar. may no butt" SAID BrigadieI
General l-airg tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
WORTH $4,000 A BOTH
IN. Barnes. san Anion
rs. "Euicy's Honey and Ta

WIN. Barnes. san Anton
writes: "Fuicy's Honey and Ta
hes, cough remedy in the VIC
has been worth $Inh Il hottie to-
had IN" iIu' followed by pnepm
which l.ft M weak with i perst
cnut,h. needed r"sl and sleep. which
T. Was ,ra,,l" - get. some ono advised
rolcv's Honey and Tar. began TAX
,nr j, tina, very night. Before bed
inc I noticed relief. and that night
had a sound sleep and perfect nights
rest N. fig; s!ncr thr beginning OF tho
flu. hav" completely recovered and
do not cough NJ, al! 1; cost me only
sl.en TO cur" that obstinate cough with
I+ulcy's Honey and Tar. Let all who
s-i letter Try Foley's." Sold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
NEW CREDIT FOR ITALY

WASHING TON. Dec. %!.-!ta!y today
received 4 new credit OF Sl0.90C.OoO from
the United States government. ms
increased ltaly'S total credit from thlS
county 10 5!.3l0.noo.0oU and IN" allies
,ggr.ratc total t. S5S5 49, 02.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
,JAPAN'S PEACE POLICY

NEW YORK. Dec. %L~-i''''"" ana
-hc oron door in III" Far Ea>; VIII
he the Keynote "r 1aran'S policy at ~"
Dn,cc conference :lcr"r,!iur :" i'hr"1
Nrhaki. member Of III" 1Hran2S" r"n''
cnmrisSi"n vino arrived h'r'' '"''AN
with ether mrmh"rs -" their Way !"
r,ris. TIL" party. imrludlnc S'"r"ihri"S
and Other attaches. nr'Hh"r"d -. and
came across III" eo1cn' from ,.. 81"
Francisco on Il sp"I ram rf"N!h"d
H.. ,I, i'ni,rd So SCrnmclr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08

A father sheuid aieasH be known
by the kind OF compan, his daughter
kaepa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
RENE,Ipr,u aat.

Good wall paper and painted wall
cleaning. We steam n dry clean
ruEn Call Bert s3t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
FRENCH FIAANcIER
IS TO ARRIVE IN
THE CITY TONIGHT
l~isu'enans Maurice Boyer, Of the
Bank Of Paris, WIN Remain Here.
Tomorrow and Deliver Address
Wednesday Night.

Lieutenant Maurice Hoyer. prc.war
recrrtnrS of I'M bank OF pnrta
Frances larrtst banking ~inrituuon.
Will arrive here ths evening rrum
GRAND canyon and wiii remain W Al
biquefqne until tor-ofrow night whcn
he ~m leave FOR ~ taro.
Tho Freprh nnancicr j. touring the
county under the aAsplroa Of tir
American Chamber Of Commerce anu
- stopping o. tho more. idn. 1ortlnt
cities where ne u delivering lectures
20 business and professional men 10
the suhiert Of Frvnch and Europcan
hunineee cspccialiS - amer
icn capital.
For mnny ycars before the war
14euienant Boyer occupied the linz
portnnt position Of secretary 20 Tie
Paris banking house and although he
Inns seen thrcc ycau Of active scf-
vice In the trenches. H. probably the
most conver-snt with present business
conditions ~ any man IN France
a. hlr addrcar Wednesday niEht n
\ o'ciock 81 the hleh school audi
torium here Lieutenant boyer viii
rive a comprehensive and ~authoriia-
tive report OF European chanrre fof
American capital. The address Will
be FRYE OF charre and al persons IN
terestcd IN these matters aro cor-
daily invited 10 attend hy h cham
. OF commerce.
Through the day tomorrow fAeutcn-
ant Boyer Will personally discuss
these important buaneF matters with
local men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
LEMONS WRITTEN AND
BEAUTIFY THE SKIN
MIKE this beauty lotion cheaply for
your FACE, neck, arms and hands.

a. fhr cost 81 a small jar nf urlin.
Hrl cold cream one can prepare
ntll quarter plnf Of TIDE % wonder.
ful lemon skin s%oftener ana complex
inu bnautflnr hy squeezing the juice
Of tw0 fresh lemon Into re- bottle con-
taining fhrrp ounct OF orchard white
Care should be- ukcn 90 strain ths
irire through d fine cloth Hn nn lennon
pulp gets ln. then this lotion Will Keep
fresh for months. Every woman
knows that lemon juice Dr. used tu
bleach auC remnNo such nlemirhDH HH
frerklcs. sullov ness and tan and n
he ideal skin snfteuer, whltcnrr aud
h0Huufler.
Just iry l' oct three ounces of
orchard white at any drur store and
two lemons from the grocer aud make
up re- quarter pint % this HwrnfIt
fragrant lennon lotion % massage Do
daily intn The face neck HruH HuI
hnnds u ~ marvellous 20 suuotheH
rough. red hands
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
Driver Whose Car Hit
Small Girl Is Fined
For Reckless Driving

james Jefferson. who was the driv-
~ 81 the automobile which struck
aud Injured ]i.esnore nayburn while
ahs waF playing IN The street iu front
u her home a. zoe West Marquette
wis found guilty of reckless dnvins
ana % driving without n ucenso in
police court This morninE alta gwen e.
fine % $50 and costs or an option uf
30 DAYS In Jail Hc paid his fine aud
released ON the criminal chargH..
although ~ r. possible b Dc may
hs made Inc defendant Ia a cisil suit
brought In bchpn Of h rlrl
The injured child iH ~ years oid
She b. reported to have received tNu
fractlsrcd rihH and possibly other ir
lNuies Tho seelatnt oorurrrd about
9 lo O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08

100 tH, rI.fHuH m tHr rHaH,
',rN HU. not |.IHI UUTIH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
GROWERS ARE
WARNED TOLOOK OUT
FOR FROST TONIGHT
Denver Weather Station Prophe-
sizes Freezing Temperature To
night: Fruit Blossoms Should
Be Well Protected by Owners.

fruit rruuf ahouiD wairu thri
trees rsrcflny tnnIehf 90 guard
HrHInff the possible frnrt which,
should the wind calm Town. u"N
st.Hs l~uayifahlr This prophecy uI
rsrsous ln he eItv whu watch w.tfH
rI conditions Be- fufiHtr nu|Ir HHf N'
fhe weather. prophecy oft Che Denver
Weather station which ".
t-Dmueraturts Iu fN" ru.ihs fud cost
.rHf.unH uf tho state
thrrrN. plum peach Hui Hpr.'
ffras ere now Boo bloom Throughout
Ohio Alhuuuerlur section anal u frost
would Nf fuluuuH tu .Ip
There are several vHEs of FulII
IrF against tnr possible frost IN'
mnf approved ulHu b. fu smudgt uIH
trrHt N fHls b. impractical lnr uu.
uur smaller trees can hr covered
with shttfiur or dutkur a ltuIrfu
placed ludrr tho covering H aI.1
very effective.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08

oft tho members of fhr local tNlr l..
wvr' Huiur fu EaftuUH Hu thII IH
Hs sufu il assist Boo tht urr H.
Nue tu it.f u.rhta heavy rtIn ..r i
WIll hv Impossible HuH fLr .htHH.
fNls morning wired fHr Irii.f IU .N
movement 10 fhr condition Hnf .uH
lDstrd that N tht organization meet.
Ing WHH postponed until H NtfrI U.t.
I good delegation could hr ..HHf
600 from fTIa ,fN tH Has.f thH
ffuvis business mon lu their ,uf.I
prise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
N. M. NJ. |. Company Is
Rated as Best Group
OF Cadets in Nation

. That "H company uf Do t,
. diets 90 thr Sew NrNiDn Mlli.
. urt Institute De- fhe 'Hrst drilled !
= bunch encountered lu Al DIE !
. tour oil Inspection wac tur uulu- ,
.uu g1lfpssod hF colonel NJ
. Cioskrf. o. = a. who recently .
. in.pertrI thr prep suIdi.ra Hf J
= th. Roswell institution
. fn u letter FROM Muslin
Durhmtu. Ia nemnrr ui D
. company. Go hI. father. g. 30
. tHsHmau Of cine Waahhurn CONE !
nanny. thr Inspection at the wtl !
. iart Institute b. thu" drHnrlhrd ,
"rnllrtc mo. Colonel Mr'luf !
. iry knows hn huslurH We T.
= drilled for three duss sirtirht
. un academic work af 900 Al fNf )
: suI hr told ua fhHf .t COINS :
= rant wis ~ bFft drlllod bunch
. nf cadets VI y hIH -FOUR uf In. :
. nne.uan And be- iuHrr"f.i ''uI :
= ter tom o. 1ruiy mfNrH co. !
z proud
. Thtf. I"r fwrufI .t" NIHu. :
3 uurfluU Duf BOB thU NuH H"E'1 !
Military Institute
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08

Washington. April h-UttdIutrfUrH
here uf the National GRANGE WIir
public today "a letter addressed fu rr
rotary GLASS urging thlt thr Interest
rate con the Nirton Liberty lulu HO
NNOd 40 fuu and u quarter percent
Tho lDffot .lud MASTERS Ui state Ffln
grH Hnl other representative ul
firmIuE interests WerU I"flng tH1f
fnU rate nr uu hIrnrr
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
Pyramid Pile
Treatment
,The Great Household Treatment for
Itching, bleeding or Pro-
trudinE Piles.
SEND FOR FREE TRIAL.

Almost every
family has at
least one suffer-
or who should
b a Y Q t h Q
blessed relief
afforded by
Pyramid Pile
Treatment.
You cab have
q free trial by
mail or II you
cannot wnit,get
q 20 cent box at
any drug store.
Take no substi->
tute.
Join the hap
,py throng who
; sing the praises
;Of Pyramid.
Use this cou.
pom for fre Q
trial.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-15

San Francisco's .$12, 1000, 900 'civic
center" plan, said that an aviator US
ing the Mercator projection as a
guide. would go 1000 miles out of his
way in a trip from Panama to Yoko--
hama. "1f the North Pole were on
an island a mile wide," he said. 1T
would appear on Mercators projec-
tion to be $4,000 miles wide, or near
ly the total circumference Of the
earth at the equator"
Is The inventor of the new map, who
worked on his drawings fifteen years,
said that IAN impartial and rational
world geography is essential to world
peace" He said that Mercator's pro-
lection, which was originally devised
by the Belgian photographer as a
guide for navigators! distorted and
exaggerated the earth as 1t receded
from the equator" This. for instance,
made it appear as If South America
were much smaller than North Amer
they were about the same area
The Cahill>map is as though an ac-
tual sphere had been cut and flatten.
ed, its appearance somewhat resem-
bling the outspread wings of a but
terfly.
A nation looking unduly expanded
on the map may easily, Mr.. Cahill
says, develop a sort of geographical
"big headedness," inducing an over.
bearing diplomacy. A nation whose
territory Is so unduly exaggerated on
the maps in common use may well
come to exaggerate it's resources, its
economic strength and even its vir-
tues and so create an atmosphere
anything but conducive to mutual
good will and consequent world
peace. - -g.sr
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-15
wills ON ISSUES
PR GA ATION :5,
FOR Mex CENSUS

Washington, Dec. ii. rms follow
1nE proclamation by President Wilson
the fourteenth decennial.
census which iB to be taken begin.
ming January Q, was made public to-
day by the census bufeAp:
A Proclamation.
whereas. by the act Of congress
approved March 3, 1919. the four
teenth decennial census OF. the United
second day OF January, 1920: and
Whereas. a correct enumeration Of
the population every ten years is re-
quired by the constitution Of the
United States for the purpose OF de-
termining the representation Of the
several states In the house, Of rep
resentatives: and
Whereas, it is of the utmost inn
portance to the interests Of all the
census should be complete and ac-
curate report OF the population and
resources OF the nation;
Now, therefore, I, Woodrow Will
son, president of the United States
Of America, do hereby declare and
make known that, under the law
aforesaid. it is the duty Of every per-
son TO answer all questions on the
census schedules applying to him and
INC lutlllS W Which, Az OSAOASS, 0iau
to the farm occupied by him or his
family. and that any person refus-
ing to do SO is subject to penalty.
The sole purpose of the census 10
to secure general statistical informa-
ton regarding the population and re-
sources of the. country and replies are
required from individuals only to per-
nit the compilation of such general
statistics No person can be harmed
In any way by furnishing the infor-
nation required. The census has.
Nothing to do with taxation. with
military or jury service, with the
compulsion OF school attendance,
with the regulation of immigration
or with the enforcement of any ma
tional, state or local law or ordi-
nance. There need be no fear that
any disclosure will be made regard
ing any individual person or his af-
fairs For the due protection Of the
rights and interests of the persons
furnishing information every en-
ployee of the census bureau is pro-
hihited. under heavy penalty, from
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-15
All problems Of intercommunica-

All problems Of intercommunica-
ton by sea, land or air are battling
and misleading on Mercators chart,
says Mr.. Cahill, but simple and OBJ
vious on the butterfly map, a furth-
er aid to mutual Knowledge and un-
derstanding. W y.
"Internati0na1isnn,3 now a sporadic
and occasional thing. but destined in
the future to Ebe. the keynote of all
human endeavor. plays an important
part in the science aof statistics and
meteorology," said Mr.. Cahill.
Graphical statistics are self-contra-
dictory and ludicrous on Mercator's
chart and as for indicating the prog
ress of high and low pressure rings
in weather charts, the ever changing
scale on Mercator's was simply be-
wildering to the forecaster who had
ing in a all lands in thsiF true n pro5portion rs
and form. ne declares. would help
materially in solving peacefully prob