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Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
FIT TN AND LAST
 OVERSUBSCRIBED LOAN IF NATION
While Official Total Is Seven Hundred Million Short, Unofficial Shows Success Many Cities, States, Dis tricts Join Victory Roll at Last - Twelfth Believed Safe

NEW YORK, May l0.-With at avalanche of eleventh hour subscrip- tons not yet tabulated the New Vorg federal reserve district has gone ba yond its quota of SL350. 600 .000 in p,. Victory loan.
 SuOsclpuons actually received at tfa federal reserve bank aggregated Sf S03,S65,500, a gain for the day of sgs 5O0,50O. making s5.65 per cent of tb. districts allotment New York cir. had gone SS200o0o beyond it's drot. and had a percentage of 103T.
 CHICAGO. May 10.-Chicago Victor loan subscriptions flashed past i1s quota Of SlSs.225,000 tonight. until the total Of S340.000, coo was reached The citys total brought the seventh federaI reserve district, which passed iis quota this afternoon, up to S745.OOo. .Ogu or an noVer-subscription of S92 800 coo
 WASHINGTON, May 1o.-The fifth and last popular war loan of the United States has been oversubscribed
 Although the approximate total sl1b scriptions will not be known for nearl,- two weeks, figures available tonight showed that the American people had responded generously to the appeal to finish the job
 Lake all of it's predecessors, the Vic tory loan suddenly jumped tn last day Of the campaign above the mark set as Its limit The day brought an ava lanche of subscriptions which banks could not attempt to count until next week None of today's harvest was in - cluded' in the total of S2.S4s.63S o0o subscriptions officially tabulated to night by the treasury and officials would not be surprised to see the fina hgures go to nearly six billions. Onh $4.5oO, 0OO,00O would be accepted. | Late today Secretary Glass issued this statement:
 While official reports to the treas ury today shows only SS,S49, 63s, 900 subscribed up to noon. unofficial ad Q vices from the districts indicate that. without any doubt, the Victory Liberty loan is already largely oversubseribed. with every district making a deter mined effort to gather in every pos sloie subscription before midnight. Over Five Times
 Thus, for the fifth time, the coun- try has met the call of the treasury department for the funds required ana the great Liberty loan organization has once again proved its mettle." The only gauge by which official could attempt to estimate subscrfpt;ons
 not yet tabulated was provided bv tb,
 record of the fourh Liberty loan. wher
 s2,392, 100000 as reporetd after the sub. , scription drive had ceased. l, Official figures tonight showed tha r the Minneapolis, St. Louis and CIeve I land districts had already raised nor, than 100 per cent, and the Chicago dis q trict reports that its quota had certain. s ly reached that mark. although tabu.
 lation of figures could not be com
 pleted
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
PRICE FIXING HELD
 UNLAWFUL BY BOARD
 UNDER SHERMAN iCT
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON, May 1O The abandoned prize stabilizing plan of the department of commerce's industrial board was declared unauthorized by law" in an opinion of Attorney Gen. eral Palmer to Secretary Redfield, dated April 1, previous to the resigna,- tion of the board and made public today.
 The plan was held to be illegal by the attorney general on the ground that it constituted price fixing among producers, in violation of antitrust acts, a situation which was not changed in legal aspect by participa- ton of the industrial board, an agency not created by statute. The attorney general also held purchases by the government must be on the basis of competitive bids.
 The opinion. which was requested by Secretary Redfield March 26. was in his hands during the latter phases of the controversy between Director General Hines and the industrial board over steel prices. MT. Redfield yesterday accepted the resignation of members of the board which had been in his hands several weeks.
 Whatever differences of opinion may exist as to the wisdom of the estab- lished policy said the attorney general, congress by various antitrust acts 'has ordained the competitive system of industry for the United States and within the last year. in authorizing as soclations in foreign trade, congress expressly Ieaffirmed that policy. What congress has thus established l as the law of trade, only congress can set aside.
 All Right Under Food Law
 "The foregoing considerations lead irrestibly to the conclusion that the proposed plan, viewed simply as an arrangement between private produc- CTS, would be in violation of the anti l trust laWs.''
 Taking up the question of the effect of @ government agencys sanction ol standard prices, the attorney general said that although this was done or 1 food products during the war, the ac- ton was taken under specific authority Of the food control act
 The industrial board" he said ''no1 1 beln3 creature of statute, has not  been clothed by congress with any powers which would remove contracts made by it from the operation of the 1 sherman act. It follows, therefore that the legal defect of the proposed plan is not altered bs the fact that i would be carried out through the in. dustrial board"
 Lastly" said the attorney general ''in no less than 30 statutory provisions congress has announced it's purpose that the purchase of government sup plies shall be governed by the com petitive system.
 T am of the opinion, therefore, thar the proposed plan of the industria board, viewed in any aspect, is ur. authorized by law"
 Director General Hines yesterday announced that the railroad admins tration would purchase steel on com petitive bids. The attorney general. opinion is expected by officials to servt as warning against submission of uni form bids by steel producers
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
Albuquerque is Happy

ALBUQUERQUE, May 1O-Bernalil- 10 County, with quota of S724.900. closed the, Victory loan campaign to- night with subscriptions totaling S769.- $50 reported, or an oversubseription Of SS44,450. Subscriptions unreported are expected to increase the latter figure to more than S50,000.
 The drive ended with a banquet served by the Victory loan committee to the workers at the V M c. 4. to- night. at which Governor o. A. Lara Zola was the chief speaker.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
SOLDIERS, HERE'S A JOE

Here is q chance for a soldier who can fill the job. Miss Edith Jacobs, county recorder. wants another clerk iu' her office A returned soldier who is competent to fill the place will be given preference above all others
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11

WASHINGTON, May 10.-Arrival at Trepassey Bay, New Foundland, of three of the American navy seaplanes which started from Rockaway. New York, on the trans Atlantic flight, in sures the success of the whole enter prise, in the opinion of naval officers here. When the report reached the navy department tonight that the sec ond of the planes, the NC-3, had reached Trepassey Bay in today's flight from Halifax, after it had been forced to turn back because of d broken propeller, officers were unable to con- ceal their deep satisfaction. The third plane, the NC-4, was still at Chatham Light, Massachusetts, refitting to con- tinue the trip to Trepassey Bay.
 The plane may get started tomorrow and it was generally expected that the actual passage across the Atlantic would not be attempted until the NC-4 also reached the New Founland jump ing off place. The decision rests, how ever, with Commander Tower, and may be dependent largely on weather con- ditions.
 It may be some days before the men and machines at Trepassey Bay are ready for the long flight to the Azores. This is the longest leg of the journey, 4sLUU to I05O nduuCdI niles, QepenQIDS upon the landing place selected.
 The NC-1, commanded by Com mander Bellinger, is considered as hay ing made a remarkable flight from Rockaway to Trepassey Bay, covering just 1000 miles. The total flying time was six minutes less than Is hours, or an average of more than 62 knots an hour. If that average is maintained, the Azores could be reached in less than 22 hours of flying. Lisbon, Por- tugal, the first European stop, is only 500 nautical miles from that place. Undoubtedly, it was said, the officers and men aboard the planes will need rest and the machines need thorough overhauling before the actual flight for Europe is started. The prepara- tions of the department, however, have been completed already and very brief notice would be required to set the radio signals of the station ships be- tween Trepassey and the Azores going, providing the audible guide posts for the air cruisers.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
Consent
 To Surrender
 Kaiser Person

LONDON, May ii, Sunday-(By the Associated Press).-The Dutch government has decided to surren- der the former German emperor to the allied and associated powers, according to a dispatch from The Hague to the National News.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
LEGION DEMANDS S180 BONUS FUR
 SIXMONTH5' MEN

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-The American legion, at the final sessions of it's three-day national caucus today, firm ly declared it's stand on Americanism by demanding that congress take i'm mediate drastic action concerning the L W. W, international socialists, aliens who evaded military service, and the action of the war department in grant ing honorable discharges to conscien- tious objectors, convicted in courts martial of violating the articles of war.
 The caucus of the newly formed or ganization was repeatedly thrown into wild riot of cheering by denuncia- tions of military service evaders and radical organizations, voiced by dele gates from all parts of the country.
 The biggest surprise came when the delegates, by a vote which virtually was unanimous. defeated a resolution calling on congress to grant a bonus of six months pay at the rate of s30 a month to every enlisted man who served in the war for six months or more. Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt opposed it and his sentiment seemed to be reflected by all the dele gates on the ground. that the legion should put something into the gov eTnment and not take something out" Among resolutions passed was one calling for federal aid for the legion. so that it might assist former soldiers in securing positions; federal aid for reclamation and building work, and for any project which will increase op- DOrtUDitieS for emplOVmPnf
 Condemn Uniform PeddIers
 Other resolutions condemned the misuse of the uniform by peddlers and beggars, and urged e-employment of X-service men.
 The question of Chicago's patriotism was on the verge of breaking out again. when the organization committee re- port recommended Chicago as per manent headquarters for the legion. The threatened outbreak was averted by g motion not to consider the report until the convention in Minneapolis. November 10. The report had been passed by the committee before yes- terday's demonstration over Chicago.
 Just before the convention adjourned a resolution thanking Lieutenant Col onel Roosevelt for his work in behalf of the legion was proposed, resulting in another great ovation.
 After passing the resolution the delegates stood in silent prayer for one minute in honor of the late Theodore Roosevelt
 A temporary constitution was also adopted. It provides that any man or woman who served in the army. navy or marine corps during the war shall be eligible to membership, except those dishonorably discharged. Admission fee will he g with state dues of ss cents a year.
 The question of the caucus attitude on prohibition, the relations between 1 the national guard and the regula; army and similar subjects never came ! to q vote.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
Navy Admits Trial

WASHINGTON. May 10.-Navy de- partment officials said tonight that the C-5, the latest built naval dirigible would leave MOntauk Point for a test flight to New Foundland
 As to the possibility of using the air ship for trans Atlantic flight, off cials refused to comment
 The decision to attempt the trip, it was said, was due to the presence Of destroyers, and other naval craft along the route on account of the flight of three naval seaplanes to Halifax.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
LOCAL

Maricopa county fails by S125,oo0 to raise Victory loan quota; work will go on until shortage is made up. Newman case goes to jury after two weeks trial; no verdict reached last night.
 Arizona men of the Fighting Eighty Ninth" division are due to sail for home shortly. Returned service men are formally welcomed home in one of the big gest celebrations ever held in this state; between coco and 10000 people attend.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
NEWS EPITOME E
FOREIGN

Germans lodge charge of unfaithfui- ness against the peace conference. Two of the navy's seaplanes arrive at Trefassey Bay; awaits the N. c. 4. Mexican federals prepare to take trail of Cananea bandits.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
DOMESTIC

Fifth Victory Liberty loan is gener- ally oversubscribed throughout the United States.
 American Legion demands that each service man of six months receive $1S0 bonus.
 Price fixing by means of stabiliz- ing board declared illegal. Chicago, Milwaukee S St. Paul rail- way suffers by government neglect.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
Frisco Report Is Rosy

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1o.-John U Calkins, governor of the twelfth fed eral reserve bank, in statement late tonight, and latest returns made him certain the twelfth ristrict was safe ly over its quota of s301, ,500. 900 in sub scriptions for the Victory loan.
 Unofficial advices to the twelfth dis tr1ct loan committee said Oregon. Utah, Idaho, Washington, Nevada. Ari i- zona, Hawaii and Alaska had sub scribed their quotas
 CLEVELAND, May 1o.-Late tonight reports show fourth federal reserve district Victory loan subscriptions amount to s470, 400, GOO. an over-sub - scription of s2o,40O. 900.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. May l0.- The ninth district has an over-suh- scription of S14.000.00o tonight. al though complete returns in the Victory loan campaign are not in.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
RECORD BREAKERS"
GIVE DANDY SHOW

lack Rcd. n" ~ the hurlcsQuc fame.
again proved 10 III" satisfaction Of his
many Wheeling friends that nc has
alrut tn. u" host and rlnsSi"Si "BurlCv'
.:huw on ia" American circuit and for
The third tim" in rs many seasons. Jack
CARRIED away tn" record for on" day
with his "E"C"rh breakers" company
Th" attraction this season IS ahead Of
anything in tn" hurl"Sqqu" lin" thai
ever Erac"d the boards "C the Court
Stage. Reid (hImS'lD as III" dope"
and again rs 'th" Tad" was rs funny
as over and hc amused his big audi
"nCrS rs Of y"r".
Tho supporting company is composed
Of hurlcsQuU" artists Of fame. both mar"
and frmal" and Thu" cnsluming Of IN"
principals and tn" Spr Chilly chorus or
. eighteen singing and dancing rirlicS
could not j." improved upon. Much nf
diai"cU" thS season iS lew and tn"
! songs ar" all IN" very latest. 'rh" bal
! loon number in which IN" S"uhr"tt"
sale! out gracefully over m" audience"
: scored Il big Int. E"id j. always Il well
. come aS Il hurl"Sk entertainer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
MAN SHOT
AND BADLY WOUNDED

Allcr II. Wright 81 Belmont. Ohio. is
at the Ohio Valley General hospital IN
"A serious condition as IN" result of n
shooting fray at Belmont yesterday al
about - Il. m. Wright was coming out
If IA" Belmont when hc was stopped by
casper Schrimps and Harry Van Bur"n.
both "C ii"lmont. SchrimpS drew -
Calihcr revolver and shot. tn" bullets
taking effect in Wrights chest and Loft
arm.
SChrimps and Van Rur"rl w"r" de-
tanned and tn" sheriff called. They were"
removed IT, IN" county Jail nj -. tfairs-
vlllc tn" preliminary hearing will he
held aS soon as WriEht's condition per
mIrs. M reason for IN" shooting IS
known except that Wright and S"hrimps
uuarrrlrd sunday evening. Tn" gun
used was Van Rurcns.
Wright is "A married man "f about -
y"nrs If age. the son Of John Wright.
ihH w"ii known horS"man. lis c"ndi-
ti"n is not considered dangerous 10y l'r
traCraft. the attending physician.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
GREAT DISPLAY OF
MOTOR VEHICLES

Automobiles. motor trucks and auto
accessories ~ practically every max"
arc on display IN IN" .automohil" section
If IN" West Virginia state FAIR.
Tho Tri-Srat" Meters company. oHhih-
itinI along with IN" Capitol car COM
pany TX showing its latest MaN""IS'
Chambers and hrmlodEcr trucks.
The Gary Motor car company has
larC" display Of Nash cars and trucks
ms w"lt aS REQ trucks and pleasure cars
curtis H. Rice has nice line "t N"St-
r"tt cars and prNi" flyers on display
The Auto Funeral Scrvi"" company
demonstrators arc kept busy showing
Mit-.hclS and Frisco cars. The .Nh"cI-
ing Used err company is showing Shght-
" used cars of nearly all makes.
WcIm"r X Waddclls stand Is popular.
wh"r, are shown III" Ford cars. Tn"
Auto SAILS company IS equally as ropu-
lar with It's OvcrlandS and WHY'S
Knights
These, and a number IF additional en-
hihilS which will hr added this morn
lnG VIII TAX" "lcry ava,lhhl" NJ ~
space IN the automobile section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
FANCY WORK DISPLAY
OF UNUSUAL MERIT

TIL" fau"yw"lk booth. under the Ill
r"rti"n uf Miss Mimi" Aul Miss carrie
fraHi'r and MISS Nil Iri"c!,.l. WIS the
center Of mU.h attention and interest
yesterday Hfi"ruu"n ~ IN" Stat" Fair
. Occurring " prominent place IN the
building. where ~" Light poured in from
, 4 Shylirht .E,uh'ad. there could not
hay" h'cm better spot selected for the
display "f ARTICLES which ar" beautiful
in tn" extreme. taking IN every branch
If fancy lace work. quilting and many
novelties in all lines Of tho nccdlcwork
Cf women. BESIDES TN" larr" cases. tho
roar of tn" booths. under which tho en-
hihit showed Ia 1dm:rahl" perfection.
thor" VAS . SECOND exhibit across Tho
aisl" in which many additional work
IF MI sorts wcr.. dIpSlaycd.
''aE,S and bread wrr" in evidence hut
rot t. III" 'Nl,r: &C previous years
rr"h1hlN owing !" TN" fact that the
p""rl" ll:N" vat been very aCtiV" in the
preparation e ~. i""dS sine" tho end
iuc 81 tn" war "nh especially in lh-
preparation Of ,ak.S. IN" ma loritv uf
people being limited To only two pounds
If sugar AT on" purchase.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
DANCING POPULAR
AT STATE FAIR

Ono Of tho u oet interesting amusc.
u1cutS at tn" Sta:" Fair l." tn" high
class dance hail ~ charge Of Ia" Dane
INK pa;mnns. IN" music is h"lnG pro-
lI3cd ly IN" l'rrr.i"r orchestra. on" nf
Ia" h,St ORGANIZATIONS in tho district.
, ~ III added musical attraction. Mr..
Elaine snyder. az tn" FCiSt Music com
p1uy. has been engaged /" sing n num-
h"r nT IN" MOST popular Frst songs
played. Judging hy tn" crowd that
CI"rkcd {" IN" dane" floor yesterday af
icrnoru and evening, IN" hall is going
10 play 10 banner crowds al this ", ~
TIL" Fair Ground dance hall is always
\ popular resort during fair wc"k. hut
with tho excellent music provided this
year. Il promises tn Or better than HV"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
1.-THE DANCING WIDOW"

Thc plot OF The Dancing Widow,
whi.h Will Il" presented Mt the Court
Friday and Saturday. September sand 8.
concerns 4 lot Of people and their wives
and SwrcthHartS tangled up in 4 maze or
mistaken Identities. California and its
rash:nuabl" hotels furnish tho back
ground. \ marvellous series Of inpct-
Srnations OF famous moving picture
artists lends an air of mystery 10 1t
which keeps the plot moving along by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
"THE TRAIL OF THE
LONESOME PINE
Drama Taken From Popular Novel
Comes to Court wednesday.

How many millions OF book lovers in
story Of The Trail of Tn" Lonesome
Pine" is problematical hut all who have
read the book will want TO s." the play
which Eugene Walter has written
around Mr.. Fox's romantic girl. Juno.
He has transferred to the stag" tn" at
mosphere OF the Virginia hills. Boston.
New York and Philadelphia CAV" the
play long runs and capacity houses for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02

getting the people concerned into trou-
bic and out Of X again and when trou-
bic gets too threatening. tho author 10y
an unique manipulation Of his Charact-
crs breaks them into song and laughter.
richly Gowncd and pretty chorus adr
to the festivities. The musical sCur"
comprises 20 of the latest European
song and dance hits that have London
and Paris whistling them up and down
the Mall and Boulevard. Seats on sale
tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
Shoes

Awaiting your critical inspection
and selection is an unusually at
tractivc collection Of Women $ and
Misses High Laced Boots. smart
Spat Pumps and Evening Slippers
in the seasons favored feathers
and fabrics in distinctive and cN-
elusive styles at moderate prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02

every performance. II is so artistically
perfect that you arc almost made TO be-
licvc you ar" inhalinG tho fragrance or
the rnountainSid". Al IN" Court tonight
and Wednesday at popular prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02

First Dchutartc-Thcy say Jacks
quite an expert In the art Of sclf-dr-
Second DCbutantc-Tlardly! Mar"
made him propose in just one week.
Life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
FAMILY EXPENSES.

Yes, IL cost me- ten thousand dollars 70
have my family-trcc looked up and five
thousand dollars more to have il hushed
up.-T.ifc,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
RED CROSS ACTIVE
ON FAIR GROUNDS

The Rcd ross is actIN" ON tn" state
far grounds. under the "apabl" man
ug"mcut Of Mrs. Susan II. Cook" ana
Mrs 4 !. Rulard VIII" ar" III "harE" "f
The FIRST Aid Station. Aid WAS given
i'm "A number Of minor eases Of tatntn"ss
and general weakness. Their" ar" st"r-
H.. cots. an ample supply "f hnndagrS
medicines and "v"rythlng that ~ n"""S-
sarN for tho Vu:rk and efficient "ar" OF
tn" 'rr"rE"E''h cases IN" t"in" ser
Vice station - likewise located IN tho
tent thus enabling the returning Sold
Isr ,n obtain information necessary 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
Motor Transport

Thu. Mater Transport tprpS. which
viii ASSIST IN the Emergency cases which
NAY occur. Facilitating quick Transport
tati"n (" the hospital - under tn" dir""-
,inn If the Misses Ruth lllmnn and
Katherine KLINE The young ladies
will I've IN charge every days this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02

-TI'Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
MILLINERY

This Fair-Wcck showing Of Au-
tumn Millinery embraces fine
selection Of beautiful yet simple
styles. 1t includes large and small
Hats developed in Lyons, pannc
and silk velvet, with silver trim
mings of ostrich, ornaments, flow
crS, feather fancics and ribbon,
some with facings of contrasting
colors, all in the seasons favored
shades and black.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02
Blouses

BlOuScS were never more attractive
in their becoming style and finest
matcrialS-hcavy Gcorgcttc Crepe
BlouscS with frillS or embroidery.
Tailored BlouscS Of Crepe dc
Chine. BlouscS Of batiStc made en-
tirelv by hand are sure to be APP
prcciatcd. as well as smart Wolfe
BlouScS with new ideas in collars
and cuffs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-02

In materials that arc soft and light
the Coats for Fall show a tendency
to looscncSs of line and deep ami
holes, with collars that can be
worn high or low-cXquiSitc fur
collars and trimmings add to the
beauty of many models.