davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06

Corn.-Corn prices, after going to
new high records, broke badly at the
close of the day. Net losses were
ss to Az cents bushel.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06

In New York County
Guth, Jacob-City Of New York;
October =, 1910 (vacatetJ J-... S20s.7s
Or. Herman-Sprsng Snap Fest
1918 ...'........ ...-.....,.' 1881
November =, 1872 .......-.... 1915
Barra. Caesar. 3. F. and PHILIP
Corsiila-W. T. Emmett, No
vember 2. 1als..............-. 1884
Blooner: April ~. lsls......- 1890
Polo Construction Company
September a.. Off, 2s32s
December !, 1917 ...........-. s5o.72
Same-S. Miidorf; July Il. 1918. 1850
Same-S. Miidorf; March IS. 1913 1876
10. 1918 .....,.........'...--.. 1870
Montietor. Rafael, Anita De
Montiefor and r. T. Powers
3. Z. Levitan: April ]. 1919. ss47e
Rubin. LOUIS. Goldberg. Feb
ruafy ), lsls .................. s2s35
Woodrum. Donald-Encyclopaee
Britannica Corp: April IS. 1919. I711s
Polo Construction Company.
Henry Eillarrne and Louis
Norheee--P. Pholsky ct a.. MAY
25, 1915 -..'.'....-..-. 1aa4o
In Bronx County
Garnnkel Morris He. Geld
stein March Is. 1917 -......-. slsS.1s
Levy. Elise. ard John +. Nor
moyle-P. Keber. May 25. 1913 2l2 81
Law. EilSe--IA Padula' Co. Inc.
March 10. lsio..-----.--~e-... clo.S
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Discharges in Bankruptcy
judgments

The following judgments were fled Sat
urday, the first name being that Of the
debtor.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06

TO ths Holders OF an Issue OF eo-Year
First Mortsase Bonds, secured by Trust
Deed dated 1st October. 1910 and Sup
elemental Deed dated 20th March. 1913.
between the Company ana Empire Trust
COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Hay and Straw

Yesterday A year ago
Timothy, No. I,
large bales $40 .oO@43.oo $4,000 @82. 90
Glover, No. l rnxd 38.OO@40.0O 24OO026. 90
Rye straw No. /. 1900 500 18.oO@ -
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Butter. Cheese and Fprs

Butter.-Receipts were 1855 pack
ages: Creamery higher than extras.
ID, So l2 g. SEC; extras (92 score). 55c;
hrsts (6s to 81 score), 81 12a54i4c;
seconds (S3 to 81 score), Ola 53c; lower
grades, 49@. soc; unsalted, higher than
extras, $50. 50 12c; extras, 57d 571ac;
nrsts, 500 soc; seconds, 530 SAC; state
dairy tubs, finest, SAC "a 12c; good to
prime, 90 o3c; common TO fair. 46M
&c; renovated, extras, 51c; frsts, 49d
SOC; lower grades, 46G 48c; imitation
creamery, frsts, 4SG 49c; ladies'. cur
rent make, frsts, 46ia a 4sc; seconds,
4oc;, lower grades, 43@ 44c; packing
stock, current make, No. I. 44c; No. ,.
45c; lower grades, 39442 &c.
Cheese Receipts were 1888 boxes.
State. whole milk, fresh flats, colored.
lb- 81 4 G3212c; white, 32N32l4c:
average run, colored, 32c; white, 31l4 n
32c; lower grades, 30@8lc; twins, spe-
clals, whites, 32c; colored 32032l4c:
average run, white, 81 A31a4 e.;
colored, 32c; lower grades. fats. held.
3i039c; twins, held, 37(G 39c; Wiscon-
SIN, whole milk, twins, held, 34G39c: :
ireSh. 32(a 30 &C. single daisies, held.
35(Q. 38c; fresh, white, 33c; colored
81 nc; double daisies, held, 35N39c; /;
fresh, 32d32 nc; Young Americas. held,
fresh, 800 80 &c; state, Skins, specials,
23la. 23 1ac; prime to choice, 20N 22c ::
tar to good, 154 l9c; lower grades, so
lic
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Yesterdays Previous

Rye.-Market lower.
Yesterda"'s Previous Year
New York: close close ago
Cash. No. West S1.83 $780, $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Orchard and Field

Yesterday A year ago
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06

Incorporated in the State Of Maine.
|. :. A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
5000 TO ATTEND THE
EDUCATION MEETING

FAIRMONT. W. Va. oct. 1.-THE
West Virginia State Education Assoc
alton will hold its ANIMAL sessions in
this city November -. % and 20.
Three thousand teachers from all parts
of tn" state arc expected to attend.
The main sessions will be conducted in
the First Presbyterian church and the
First Methodist Episcopal church. while
sectional meetings Will be held in other
halls and auditorlums.
The New School Code and E:duca-
tionnl REIMBURSEMENT in West Virginia"
will I've tho kcynot" Of the convention
AMI prominent educators from all sec
tons Of tn" country Will participate.
Dr. Waitman I. Barbc. Of West NIr-
Ein!a University. rrcsldCV Of the
association will preside
In connection with tho meeting Of
the association. NJ. L. Shawkry. state
superintendent Of schools has called n
meeting Of city. county and district
super IntCudCEtS 10 meet here November
&c.
Among tho prominent educators who
Will take part in tho convention are
Or. Otis w. Caldwell. professor Of odu-
cation in tho teachers college. Column
bia University; DR.. Henry :. Curtis,
OlIv"t. Mich. 4 specialist in physical
education and playground activities:
leo Driver. Winchester. Ind. specials,
on rurnl education and school consolida-
tion: J. Il. WIthcrs. superintendent Of
tho St Louis schools: John \. Keith.
Indiaua. Pa. president Of the Indiana
STAT" Normal school: and President
H"ward briggs. Of the University Of
Utah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
THE PRESIDENTS ILLNESS

Physicians in attendance upon Presi-
can public, as we'll as to their distin-
euishcd patient. Tho multiplication OF
sensational rumors, originating in
Washington, has had a very disturbing
effect, and the longer these rumors con-
tinue in circulation, the greater the
harm that will be done. Either the
death or the incapacity OF a president
Of the United States is no light matter,
and the constant repetition OF sugges-
tons that the presidents illness Is
more serious than his physicians init
mate necessarily causes great deal of
unrest. j. frank statement Of tho
presidents illness. a statement with
such completeness and accuracy that no
question could be left unanswered,
ought TO made soon.
Regardless Of other differences, every
good citizen OF the United States hopes
that Mr.. Wilson will be speedily re-
stored to health. The presidency is a
great office. 1t has tremendous rcspon-
slblitics and multitudinous cases, and
the widespread conception Of the i'm
portancc of the position IS, in itself. a
reason for complete and satisfactory
statements calculated to allay anxiety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
Wednesday, October IS, 1919
TRADE UNION ORGANIzA-
TONS

Through Lawrence F. Sherman. FIX
ec,1tiye Secretary Of the League for In
dustrial Rights. q number Of advanced
proposals have been made TO tho In
drstr;,l Conference at Washington
One OF the bills prepared by the League
would mako an unincorporated associ-
alton. whether OF employers or work
men, capable Of suing or being sued A
second proposes TO make II unlawful FOR
any person or corporation to support
any strike. lockout or any other kind
Of industrial warfare, before the par
ties involved have had time to act upon
terms demanded. These propositions
aim to establish responsibility beth for
EMPLOYERS organizations, and for or
carnations Of employees. They propose
10 give, in particular. 70 trade unions
position under tho law which they have
not hitherto held.
Organized labor demands the right OF
collective bargaining" In fact the cH-
ercise Of collective bargaining is the
prime function OF trades unionism: but
neither collective bargaining nor any
other kind OF bargaining is possible
without much friction and difficulty.
unless the organizations that bargain
or, resoorsihIN in every respect
capable OF enforcing contracts under
the law and capable of being required
70 carry out contracts by processes Of
. rssw. No sane business man would
make u contract with minor because
every business man knows that con-
tract made with minor is not cnforc-
ible in law. Organizations. moreover.
which seek the right OF collective bar
gainugi ought not only 70 make their
bargaining responsible. hut should be
amenable to the law for their oper-
their business. This means. of course,
the substitution Of law for lawlessncsS,
OF order for disorder. in short. the
reign of reason and good sense as ap-
piled 10 Industrial conditions.
Gradually we arc evolving processes
that look to the solution of industrial
questions along these lines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY

In view OF the fact that woman SUI
rage will be- IN" rule IN very short
time and that III" women Of Greater
Wheeling will have tn" ballot, 1t may
be timely to suggest 10 III" women i
clubs III this community that cam
naien for the Greater Wheeling move
ment should be- put on ny th":n IN their
usual thorough and effective" manner.
Municipal governments in this country,
arc going to be different when w"r"n
vote. Municipal conditions are roins
to be changed more than the conditions
tt either state or national orSani-
Z1,iOns. The women arc going 70 study
tho affairs Of their home towns; th"y
~. going to know the reason for poor
for inferior railroads. AMI for the main
tcnancC Of vice conditions whore the
conditions exist. IN III" Judgment or
the Inrclircnccr. III" most radical re-
forms which ""H'tA voters Will Dc r.
sponslo!e Tor VIII D" seen III our o''''
Wheeling. like other cities. will be b"no-
htcd by the votes OF Good women
Wheeling. Tx" ether rltl"s. needs all
the conscience anu Intelligence 'ha'
can he attracted to the erection OF Guy
affairs. and when We look Tor conscience
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15

Whenever N this wr'i-r ot .ir'""s:
lor'.ou,s rIals. l!u"E''... i"l.'rN,';'. "i"I
S"nlr" debate, IN whI.'' "" I've ~. 'th
trd 4 grain 90 hummer, Il h.h""H'S IL 10
WIik" TN u.,~l e.; D..
L.. as I.pil,..v w,.l IN. r"f"r" tn FOL-
lowing E>adl:u,s wt.,u appeared IL Z
r,.r..m, rysuc II n lranlh'"t NV YORK
Steel. MILLS GAMING, Make AN
EIil'NNISM 'lIiEF Issue
Bars AfrIns: hl.'n: IT, in som" Plants
WHEREIN. ;h"u. Ir's IN" hum"r? N"r-
:a!Eiy un,. |, tho Aliens At ''aSt ~ to
'ari hat few hUudrrGS "r 'U%and:; 81
,Eunrlu' fnr',>u' - and tr..r ianA.l"s
ar. - =" d'lT.vrL 81 an honest LYNX
Uitli TIA" hr"aaw}unc: an iud S'"l"
other job III ~..tnH less "rtrocr' rIrnt.
or .lsr i.H! i:S wny lnh"r"'u&ty back To
;hc irmd from wh.'h h. came.
Til" hun"r les ~ Tia. fact that any
worker should l." barred from an IiAh'
steel pla:'. h"rHu'n i" - mo- an Arn"r;-
can. It - tbs that makes Us c'y WITH
cicero. telnpora! o nlores! What arc
W coming to:
Tho essence OF Nil hunnr IS con'rGs;
or tho uucNI", '"d Eu'h of those ,l"-
mont, ar Tr'...'H. ia abundance in TN
situation referred to.
For half 4 r":,Try immigrants from
Eur p"nu lands hH@" i',N c.in'u." :" tins
country III rv"G!GI"u~ numbers. TN"
vCIum- of The stream has Mt been
steady hUt has ilW,l.al'L ~ rc.'rrn.t. q"
certain C"!rr"llinE rnndtH.iS. Ey Tar
tho most r'ururt1u' and Influential or
th"Sr c"UdIijoU$ has h',u tn" ''"li"m''
situation i'll th'v country. The ml'u
motive &C modern lN'NIrrail~m ~ eco
uumic ma tn" rhl'r attraction e Avn
erica for II" European r"ASaui - the
opportunities ii offers for Il good job at
high wages and urG'r T. lnty"iN easy
c"ndi,i"nS. Millions of irni":gran'S haf"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
WELCOME TO A GREAT
=. ORDER

Tho rrcscnce Of the Grand Lodge Of
rho rndooendcnt Order Of Odd Fellows
Of West Virginia IN Wheeling again
calls attention to tho growing popular
1t has boon ia" good fortune OF Wheel
ing. during the past year, to welcome a
tions. To entertain representative citI-
Eenship. gathered from every section of
cases our visitors have found their
stays in Wheeling altogether pleasant.
In many respects. Wheeling offers en-
tcrtainmcnt and attraction 10 tho Wis
itor not to be found in any other city
In tho state. and An increasing number
OF state bodies visit us from year TO
year.
The Grand Lodge OF the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows Is the ruling body
OF one OF tho greatest fraternal organl-
cations in West virginia. body which
has exercised a great influence in this
state and which has constantly stood
for the highest ideals OF American citt-
Ecnship. Wheeling is glad to welcome
this large body of delegates. both 70 tho
Grand Lodge and to the convention of
the Rebekah Assembly. Orders like
the Odd Fellows arc the bulwarks of
American institutions. On tho broad
plains Of the fraternal bodies. men OF
every rank. class and position meet in
good fellowship and with friendly I'M
Outstanding. There Is no room for the
Rolshevik or the Anarchist in the
healthy fratcrnal organization. and SO
long as VIC havo sure and steady growth
Of these great bodies throughout the
land. we can feel reasonably certain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
THE VALUE OF EDUCATION

King Albert OF Belgium paid a fine
tribute to American fighting quality and
TO American education as he saw them
in the soldiers We sent to France. He
said:
They american soldlers) went 5000
miles TO tight for an ideal. and wherever
saw one Of them ne knew what he was
lighting for. II WAS a tribute TO your
educational system that they were all SO
intelligent and that th"y could be train
ed IN SO short 4 time"
The American soldier was efficient
largely because ne was intelligent He
was a good fighter because no knew
what nc was 1ghting for. This Is a
country of sclf-Govcrning people. and
tho first thing which our schools teach
and ought to teach. is the duty 10 &C
ccpt willingly. tho discipline of author
Ity and obedience 10 law. The AIneri-
can educational system may be at fault
in many things. but on the whole it
has taught the value OF peace and the
right OF peoples TO the exercises Of
their liberties.
with the understanding that they wcro
lighting for Republican institutions in
some form or other had an ideal that
was worth lighting for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
Our Daily Story
ART POE ARTS SAKE.

~Strikcs, strikes, strikeS-thcrc's noth.
ing else in the papers IT all any NOR,
complained bowling over. ihe ia mo :
TO the dogS-art science. music, man
nothing any moro. Only the other Gay
the short story writer's Joined the fcd'r-
alton Of Labor. They ought to BE-
ashamed Of themselves Personally.
consider my business affairs Strictly 4
matter that concerns only myself. Do
I tell you that l received only 500"
for painting the Duchess FromaGe' an
absurdly low price. o
you arc quito right-lahor Is ono
thing and the high professions are an
1T makes my blood boil TO think OF n
body Of men like the grand opera COM
posers affiliating with the Federation Of
Labor. They ought TO be ashamed OF
themsclf. Did tell you that | only re-
ccivcd a paltry 5000 Tor ruI@a'i"'hs
Hoydcn wa Eoydcn's backbone"
And the sculptors-what right mad
thew 10 seek mem bershIp IN the Fcdcra-
ton CT Labor" demanded Over Are
thew artists or day laburers Did tell
you that $3.50 was all got for painting
Mrs. Pistachio Stump and her greyhound
An unusually long animal? IhlnEs AT"
coming to pretty pass when an ac-
knowlGdgcd artist has to starve some
thing ought to be done about it,"
old parchcczi Gindle only gave mo
$3.50 for putting new 1uS" IN MS
wifc's cpiglottiS" said DR.. Carve. bit
tcrly. there's only one way We can get
our rights. What do you say II w"--ah
If wC---nh-,join tho Federation Of
Labor. Why he snobbish'
after all, as somebody said. mans
n man for all that" agreed Bowling
over. And the two took a l.'tl" stroll
around to The offices Of the Federation
OF Labor.
(Tomorrow-"To tho Pure" another
JaZzbo story. Read It and get It over
within
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
Upshur County Man
Is Getting Wireless
Messages From Mars?

WASHINGTON, n. G.. Oct. l4.-Thc
mysterious messages from the planet
Mars that Charles l.. Nicholas. mcr-
chant OF the mining village Of ADRIAN
In I'rshur county, claims TO have r"cciF-
cd have hccn decided by government OK
norris and their translation f"rwardcr to
Mr. Nicholas by Senator Suthcrlana.
The Martians had been busy for scv-
oral months dropping their unintclliG'hic
messages at tho front door OF the mcr-
camille establishment O nights. Some
limos thoy were accompanied by notes
in we'll written Am"ricancsc hin'I"S a.
the Importance Of the messages 81 lh''s"
70 happen al certain dates. and nlcdoInH
that all cr"fort l." made to interpret 'nt
hciroElyphICS. At first II WIS ''"uN''
hy Mr. Nicholas 10 b" JOKE. ""' INC
messages from Mars kept coming Win
such regularity. that they SCI ann !"
Worrying. and that got to M nervous
system. and thcn--W"ll. 10 pnf u III ."'
yrrnncular that most APPLY dc>St 'o"" '''s
Ccclings-"it got his goat
'rhcn hc appealed 10 tho GoNerhf''"''
through Senator Sutherland. I" S"iN' nv
rrcet mystery. IT proved 10 hr easy l"c
messages were in tho international "'''
Icss code. They weren't thr"h'' "''N'
moro spIrualis, in Tone. sr""ky ana
crocnv They were real nice. r"iit" mes
sorr from Mars. and s""m"d to a''' 10
holm Mr.. Nicholas i'll sidc-si"pr'nE e"r-
thin dates and looking for som"th'nh :"
bonrcn. whether good or Ill they d'd' not
.,n,o between certain other dates.
or course. these messages HAY nave,
o,,,,, from Mars. If they did II pr"N"i
that they have our n,"in" '"nai "'r'i'NS
c,Ic m there. BEFORE accepting 'hH'
theory, however. Sn"nror Sutherland ru"-
rcs,cd to rricnd NicIoias that nc io"h
.,hout Adrian and Il 4 ,ut if thor" - an
amateur wireless operator IL thn; i''"ii-
~ II IS very popular study 'il1
,,,,,rg America tn. 50 times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
",ED AN APPEAL.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. N-JudEe
Henry c. WATSON. common pleas Judge
flcd an appeal in the supreme court 70
dnv from the decision Of the Dauphin
his request for a writ Of mandamus t.
compel the attorney, general to crrtity
his nomination to the county commis-
sioncrs as a candidate for one OF the
i've vacancies for Judge Of. the com com
mon pleas court The cnnSti tr i,TGa
lily Of the act of 1919 is raised in judge
Wasson's appeal to have MS name
printed on tho non-rartisan ballot as
candidate in the coming election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15

eyer - Europe who contracted with
,..:,,iS r.r i .!,t.mlr' i.mc al definite
us rrarr,,r was soon forbidden by
IN" ,rnn;rlct Labor Law. hut o'h'r
moth .ds htv" h""n devised 10 "cV"'''p
I.sh he sam" result.
Dur rny,r,,n"ut las made vigorous
. forts Ia eliminate alI artificial Stlmu-
,atiou II emigration IN Europe. All So
l'rIili.nn and advertisements. except tho
samples, announcement OF dates aeon
ldajn.u:a and terms on IN" part o!
..,,1r,yl,',, c,nTauics. is illegal. But
" n, =. there's Il way, and through inc
activities Of labor agents steamship
agents. Jldronl. interpreters etc. 'hc
un,,uitnl lmmLranls arc made to know
# r,r,.lblo opportunities in tho United
SraiC.. and those who com" arc brought
mi, touch with thos" who wish their
>'rV.,.,S.
Ever. student Of European emf grafton
kuuws that n iarE" part or IT before Inc
var Was s,llmilatHd. and that a large
;.rrl IF tho stimulation was trac"abl".
,lcrc ~ logs directly. TO employers III
ia .- country.
\.irl,.r hnv" ihc employers been par
;.rllar a. |" Ia" grad" OF labor thcy
h:y.. accepted nor the standard Of living
., maintained They have welcomed ever
fnv.r and rnOrr backward groups IN
,'.'" efforts 10 cheaper tn" labor supply.
r., necessities "f production nave hccn
.i"r...,d. and tn" efforts uuon tho stand
..irl Il living 81 III" Ann riCan working
ru&n have h'"u ignored.
Nor hay" employers as class been
THrt frlrrlN e0ArltouS in Tho past That
hr.r alien WORKERS should be induced
s,,,. div INTO American habits Of life and
"f lhuughl. Th.y have been quite con-
r.mi th%t they should remain stold,
trartahIc and impressed by the high
l,y,l # American waS"S as long as pos
H!hl"
Rl: roN. ihnt the worm has turned,
row ;hat the alien. brought here Ia off
r.; II" power Of union. has himself be-
come uu.orIzcd and gone on strike, he is
iu nc barred from tn" mills because he
is not an American.
SIC the hUmOr"
Copyright 1919
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
HARD TEST FOR
CAVALRY HORSES

pOrT ETHAN ALLEN. Norm9nt.
~, IN endurance test Of 90"
Miles fT under cavalry srryi"" ConHLtionS ::
vc days; vas begun iodHGX; by an, fTnf th%ir
n"dErtS"di cf hoT 6Src at "T a. NJ With a
r pi%n1'n milo Icy journey ahead Of them for or
The first day ov"r h;lly roads 5, =, ~, q
Northheld. Tho finish vii. h" IT. l; ,am ;r
Doycns Massachusetts. Tho ohl"'t -
i" s n,T the hest breed of horS"
for cavalry purposes. $50
Tho %0n mile ride. which was NJ
sanction Of he Bureau Of Animal IN IN
dustry and 81 the army rssTm6"0unr rd p" s"5n
r rnsntT fer nrst. second and third
rnnsscssinn for ono year Of III" United
states mounted service cup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
SOUTHERN METERS TO sTrKE.

RIRMINGHAM. Ala. Oct. 14.-Fifteen
thousand coal miners Of Alabama. mem
hers of the United Mine Workers. will
walk out in obcicncc TO the general
strike order, expected from indianapolis
with tho next day or so. according to
William l.. Harrison. president OF the
Alabama state Federation OF Labor. who
has returned from conference at Phil
adelphia.
Alabama miners are not 10 treat with
The operators until an agreement Is
reached between the opposing factions
in the central soft coal fields he said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15

ATTEMPTED iynching Of Mayor Smith in
the riot Of September IS. has confessed
his completely according to the CHIEF OK
detectives.
When shown the gun with, when he
IS alleged 10 have struck the mayor
over the head, Webster cried: That's
it," then tainted in his cell
Webster is employed by the o0A1
Wvrld-HcraId. N----..I,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
APPLE SEASON CLOSES EARLY.

NNRTINSBCTT. v. Va. NCt. H.
berkeley CVunty's apple season Will
close about two w"CkS earlier this s"a-
son than usual. The poor quality OF
the fruit. which makes first grade
rpplcS scarce. tho general shortage Of
the crop (cst!mHtod at forty per cont
below norn!aD and tho open weather,
which has made continuous harTcS ing
possible. arc given as explanations for
he carly finish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
SMALL PEACH CROP.

MAETTNSRT'EG. W. Va. r.'. II
Tho peach crop in tbs section iii. SD
son is approximately only tnirty-N:c
per cent normal. l. IS c:.iimnj".. The
shortage. It s"culs. is du" I" ia" sub
stitution in practically every county
Of this section Of West virginia &C
apple trees for peach 'r""H. III" grow
rrs claim they rnG aprl" producing
more profitable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
RIPPING RHYMES
RRORI.ErHS-
BY WALT MASON.

Some mighty problems now con-
front US, there is a Crisis every day;
on problem canned. S"mo others
haunt us, and take the joy of lIt"
away. The times arc grave; | hear
my nei6hbors denouncing things:
inrv rant and roar; they hay" suE-
pended al their lalNnrS I" HrTl" nj
tn. BlGc Front store. De- UnI join
them in their rantinG. their Cr1S =
rags | do not chew. all day thy
500 ne GallivartiuE on useful CT
randS fro and to. III" tiu'S AZ"
graNr; We make them ErbTcr 10y
quitting work to paw the GROUND.
cen though the spells We max" nay
SAVIOR of wisdom widespread and
profound. ! let the problems x" To
thunder: we are with statesmen
we'll supplied. who tear tia JIM
crow things asundrr and So" what
W "NS III. Y have inside. .Nud all TN"
day I'm busy toil!nK. I'm hank.u
up my humhl" shack. /" keep ,'y
"horrSh"d spuds from Sp"IlirE when
com" tn" wintry storm hi!d rack.
There's too much talk and &C." ruuCh
t&ahdlc. there's too much uIf"1..
wind and bunk: and whll" my 10 .-n-
bOrS rant and dawhl". I'm ss,l'iuE
down another plunk. Th' res too
much lido. ho0tlcSs dr., Lug. too
much Of larynx and Of LIP. when al
the follows quit th"ir f""I!u.. tn"
problems Will get up md skip.
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