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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08

Indiana Cattle Feeders Association
West Virginia Live Stock Association
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Montana Stock Growers Association
California Cattlemen's Association
Colorado Live Stock Association
Idaho Cattle Growers Association
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Cattle Raisers' Association OF Oregon
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM

Newspapers all the country and especially here in A which far from the of supply becoming greatly alarmed the print paper shortage fearing that it will result in the suspension of number of journals which either will be unable obtain supply all the high cost
 The price of paper is becoming almost prohbitve. It is already three times what before the and this sk at the vitas of the pres for newspnt big item the expense of producing modern newspaper.
 bulletin of the American Newspaper Publishers association discusses the and being taken by papers all the country meet the situation Newspapers only have two of advertising and subscription It is possible to increase subscription materially and the burden will have fall the advertiser the opinion of pub fisher The newspapers everywhere going endeavor give the advertiser better service and thus make up far possible the increased
 It has been figured that it costing about 60 per to produce newspaper than did before the United States entered the and the rapidly mounting instead Of decreasing, due to the newsprint shortage
 It is that the volume of advertising has increased greatly the armsce but the of production has increased in proportion Newspaper associations all the wrestling with the greatest problem which the profession has tackled-Tucson Citizen
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26
GET YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS NOW

There only 25 days between and the great day December 25 and you have purchased your Christmas gifts better attend that important You have better service from the salesmen than you wait until the last days before doing your buying Along about the middle of December there is bound be will be crowded and the and who do selling will ovcrworked Wherefore, for their sake well for your it better to buy your Christmas presents this time.
 Be nggardy making your purchases either Buy good things for friends and relatives and do pinch your money tightly Christmas only year, and it good time loosen the pusestrngs Nor should persons confne gifts what commonly called necessities Give clothing and food the needy but those who have plenty wearing apparel and than enough the gifts be namenta Books and ewelry make good presents do hand ties fore and hankercefs for either There things that folk wish that they have got Choose the right articles and them cheerfy Remember the gver may be happier than the who receives
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE MUST BE SPOKEN ALL
 OVER THE LAND

In the house o representatives day last month Victor Ser was delivering address and Speaker Gillette complained that he spoke such broken English that he did not understand what he was Say1ng Think of aspiring become maker o this land who does not know the language cou- try The time at hand when every America should speak Ill English the language in which the writ ten and III winch all laws written This knowledge English should be made compulsory and especially it be used ill all public meetings When body of get together dis pubic matters n the Russian tongue en European tongue the policemen present learn if treason be spoken understand
 Some wild bewniskeed anarchist may advocating the kill Of others the blowing of buildings of gov ernmen but law officers do know speech he made ill Russian other foreign language Every man who speaks public should be forced talk English if he cannot he should keep silent.
 Make English the universal language of America and compel every who wishes ballot prove that he can read and speak that language If it while to be all American it IS worth while be able speak as Americans do and read the newspapers that published the country
 There too much of this offensive foreign talk going on around here and other places Plots made speech usually and treason pamphlets printed The can deal with this matter and should do and that speech
 Another matter: No foreigner should be permitted to live
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26
KEEP THAT STATE HIGHWAY

citizen of this city who doesn't usually go tangent much exercised believes attempt to side track Prescott by the state highway department The depart ments map showing main north and south road from Phoenix Prescott the Black Canyon declares lusive Why he asks, sould any Pres colt when skip twenty thirty miles by cutting off Humboldt to the shortlne and thence o Jerome?"
 There have been ngger the good roads woodpc that Ethiopian will have chance the open before the settled upon.
 The JournaNner interested itself deeply the yes tcrday and took the trouble look into the engineer We assured by Mr. Fritz Holmqus that while the office map of the department coming the Black Canyon by decided route
 that There other yet be considered and the decision will hinge entirely upon the apal county highway commission What that con- clude do with the material will weigh heavily with the state engineer and he will settle highway on the basis this county's wishes
 Already assured there has strong protest on the part ot the citizens of Wckenbug against routing north and south road elsewhere than through place. sentiment to be growing, and will certain gain some strong support here finish the Gand project Phoenix pro- vidng at one and the time, perfect high road est III actual distance scenic of possible roucs and opening what known to the Verde dis trict the richest metal bearing in Yavapa county.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26

for any length of time in Anericasay yearsunless he be- naaized citizen of this country Most persons quaned with born in European countries of the fact that Americans that no this land and proudly foreigners although they their living educating their children this country
 The foreigner who will neither learn the speech native Amer become of them has place country Frequently he is a menace always he is offensive.
 Let America be for Americans only in spirit speech
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26

Give the Journal-Miner job depart ment your order for all kinds of printed stationery - calling cards, business cards. letterheads. envelopes
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26
WE NEED A BUDGET SYSTEM

The fight place government expenditures budget system has been revived that with being support only bunesske of spending the public money.
 It requires only the judgment that the budget system the only way He would his private affairs any such scheme the politicians the federal government
 The only opposition the system will in future has in past from those who scruitnizcd too closely.
 That's old about just paid your rent grocd the midnight intruder
 q it. Mister Burglar admitted the householder but profiteers be reasonable and take your If the landlord beats you to it. don't blame me-"
 Mexico cant Villa and Wyoming has Carlisle on its hands We favor intervention by the forces of the United States in both but entertain sneang hope that the train rObber won't fare badly Villa will if they catch him.
 High school pupils in New York organized protest against Day. ought to be easy for anohibton organize the kiud of protest inst enforcement.
 most beautiful countess in Paris has little white pig for pet" says We'll any worse have incoming calf following around many beau ful young women do
 The communal industry peculiar penal institutions may give communist agators practice their preacments even before the system generally adopted
  With parlamens and still holding the balance of power Westminster the Irish ought to do right we'll.
 We strongly suspect that the "war itch which the papers referring will be found mainly palm of the proteer
 The wages sin being death decidedly of wage for every bolshcvist strikes for political instead of economical
 thought the day may far off when alien population may requested decide whether they hold better to be red than to be resident
 Why is it that d red who is against all laws fran tcaly and avais himself of every ecncay when he gets into trouble?
 Speaking of Villa, can't help noting what lassored pair he and Angeles Angeles probably cultured and intellectual as Mexico has produced.
 During the past month, Cupid kept several strides ahead of the divorce i'll Yavapai county For ime they running neck and neck
 Astronomical scandal noeVenus and the Man in the Moon have been flirting outrageouy ill the sky early omor ings
 Holland may refuse to give Wilhelm up, but Holland will
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26

That's old about just paid your rent growcd the mdnigh intruder
 q know it, Mister Burglar, admitted the householder bu you profiteers reasonable your landlord beats you it, don't blame me"
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26

Astronomical scandal note-Venus and the Man in we been flirting ourageouSy in the eastern sky earl.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26

Somehow cant reconcile Governor Coolidge with the an cicnt emblem of Massachusetts codfish.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26

Just the big problem is what has become of Il llioned paving boom on Mt Vernon street?
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26

Why is it there 97 ways to do a thing wror 2nc that is right?
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26

Mexico cant tame Villa and Wyoming has Carlisle its hands We favor intervention by the armed forces of the United States both cases, but sneang hope the robber won't fare badly Villa will if they catch him.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26

MT sIMMs, Secretary of State.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26

Holland may refuse give Wilhelm up, but Holland will not hide his hat if he shows disposition o
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26

The beautiful ill Paris has little white pig for pet says item Well, this isn't any than incoming calf following around many full young women do
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26

High school pupils i'll New York organized snake dance in protest against school Armsce Day. It ought be easy anpobons organize the kud of protest aga enforcement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
Germans Must Confess
WrongdOing Defore.They
Regain Good Standing

NEW YORK. April lS-Arkruwl"dc"-
mcnt Of ti"rmGnE$ wrong doing ana
contriilun by her scholars and @nYantS
for lhr thirty ono kinds &C crime" COM
mi,tcd by tho Grrnnns during III" war
must hc Indicated before German SChoI-
arship and German science can u" rch3b-
ilitaIrd in tho eyes Of university Inrn
of Franco. England and America. NiCho-
lRs Murray Butler. president Of Column
bia university. Says in reply Ia recent
protest mac" by German professors
against "th" Out SnUus action Of inr
French high command in ordering Ger
man educators so leave tho University
of StraSbnurg within - hours.
Dr. Butl"r'S letter was son! 10 thu roc
tor of In" University If tpSAln. Sweden.
who had Transmitted! an uncn letter nf
protest from the faculty nc tn" l'nirer-
Siiy Of I.cipSigs ndtlr"SScd Ia the t'nivcr-
sitcs Of Switzerland. Holland. Denmark.
Norway ami Sweden. together with a let
tor from lh, University 0f heidelberg
and Heidelberg; academy. stating That
thosc institutions Joined in their hhpoc-
tons 10 tho treatment accorded TO their
fellow Sa.ants. Th" nrntrn' nations wnr"
rcrurSrrd To forward TIC German protest
Ia scholars in allied countries.
Dr.. Rutlcr cites "thirty-nr" oNrnGrs. "
committed by G"rfIan armies ana Ger
man agents during III" war. in1iSrutahi!;
proved by international commissions.
such as rnSl::vrrlrrI Of women. putting
TO death hOaIagnS Starva ion nf civil
JAMS. pillasn Wantor devastation. puiH-
nning ur wells hnmhardmrnt Of hoap-
tails sinking of hospital ships and drS-
truct ion Of religious. charitable. rduca =
tional and historic buildings and mnnu-
mcntS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
NJ ADOO MAKES
LOAN APPEAL

WASHINGTON, April 1S-~Suecess OF
the Victory Liberty Loan was predicted
by william G. cAdoo. former secretary
Of the treasury, in statement MAGE
public tonight by the treasury. -. The
American people. he declared, VIII re-
spond to the loan with the same degree
OF patriotism which they manifested IN
previous campaigns and will lend SUI
ficient amount to the government TO en-
able It to discharge "thr most sacred
debt that any nation ever incurred.
II have said from the beginning OF
this war. when I was charged with the
responsibility Of conducting the finances
Of the government" Mr. NcAdoo assert
ed, that It was not question win tne
American people OF the rate OF interest
or details of the Liberty Loans Their
patriotism is NOT determined by dollars
and cents they love their country. they
revere it's ideals and principles. They
have dedicated themselves to a noole
cause and they are willing to pay the
price in money and blood. no matter
what 1t IS. 4.
I'VE have done the Job and done u
rloriouslr. Our heroic sons have brought
q lustre upon the flag and upon the name
Of America that will never be dtnlnlShcd
unless we ourselves tarnish it. We arc
not going to tarnish It. We arc GONG
to discharge every obligation. as Uncle
sam has always done Throughout our
history to the u;moS, limit demanded
nv the national honor and by IN" charac-
ctr Of the obligation itself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
STOCKS AND BONDS.
and Roy. T.. W. Boyle Intermcnt was
in the Mt. ion cemetery.
Sharran Briefs.

sherratd Briefs.
Tation lodge. |. y. o. f.. observed the
nnc hundrcdih anniversary Of the or
Sanizatinn in the Limestone PreSoy-
terian church on Sunday, April -. at Z
y. NJ. A. !. Wilkinson. grand secretary
will deliver tho address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Talbert and
daughter Miss Fanny. Of CofteetoWn'
Kansas, arc guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Y.
y. Talbert. -,
Mrs. A. Y. Montgomery is quite I'll
with influenza al her home near Bethie'
hem
William Gamble will remove his ram
lily TO Clinton in the near future:
An Easter service will be held IN the
Nj. Orvnt ". L. church on Sunday even
ing April o.. at which time the churcn
will be rcopcned after having been re-
pa aired. ,.,,;
Mrs. NJ. n. Archcy and son. William.
have returned home after visit VIII
Rev. and Mrs. a. c. Rife Of lea'enS-
wood. W. Va
Mrs, oma Bonar's class Of girls Of the
Nj. Olfvct Sunday school will Glvc an
entertainment in Mt. Olivet hall frioa?
evening. May .. Refreshments VIII DC
served following the program. -,
Mrs. lanes Talbert. who has oeeN
quite i'll, is recovering.
Word has heen received by local rtl t
tivcs that Captain r. \. Kiger formcriy
nf Sherrnrd. arrived in New fork from
f'sncc on April H.. .,,,o ~
MARY Frances. the little daughter OF
,tr Ind Mrs ". W. Gamble, has aoou'
recovered from an illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
SAND HILL

Tho ". F.. church at this place mas
been closed for a fortnight OWING 10 ''e
fin endemic, and II il is deemed wise W
r,o,en the church for Easter services
nm announcement by telephone VIII oe
given out 10 the congregation. lhe,e
will be preaching services at the
I.nion PRESBYTERIAN church at the uSual
limo Sabbath afternoon. The MI. Hop
church will reopen after the nu epr
nnnic. Calls WIS especially hard hitN
tho epidemic.
MISC Agnes Luke mot with quite an
unfortunate accident on saturday aI'ct>
noon on coming down the hill IT,
r,obcrt .Iunkins' residence. Her dr1Vlne
hnrsc made a short turn at fast 6at"
nvrrturrlnG the buggy ana tn!o"iHs
,,;ss Luke out. resulting in o broken
arm, spratning tho wrist and tearing tne
,,r, n,cnts loose I'm the thumb. Dr.. Spill
,,,n or Dallas vas called and reduceo
Tho fracture. After III" accident INC
rnrec ran son,c little distance. dernoNS"-
ing tho buggy. and after dliseh'
..,rrn inc horse WIS found IN 4. L.
Winters stable.
Mr. Sr.ca Ilague. who has been oulte
III 9TH indunrza. is recovering n'ce'I.
Mics Katherine E;arlewine. who mas
nc.,u ouitc III. Is recovering very h'ce'y'
nsinr sill confined Ia her bed.
Mics Grace Rcllcvillr has returned
homo after o six wc"ks' visit WIN F''"
iivrs at N"rTs. OHIO. May.
v,ss Gertrude Fox and Miss Mar?
uawlc,t Of Eighteenth street spent '"'
yer;, nn6 with relatives here.
an attack nf tho nu. as also arc NJ
an attack Of til" u. "a also arc "a -
mi. Winters. Hazel winters Eis''
I,amnbelI AID Thomas Eari"w'he.
Mr. 6 W. Marsh is quit" seriousi!
III ., his horne with stomach truu''I
,r,G q y;clcn: cold an his lungs no -
ir , worry weak condition OWING !" ''N
advanced age. ~
Nrs Earl" Wilson and children u
vial, sncn, several days last week WIZ"
r,tb.r Mr. Charles Rempkc, %"
v.ho,,,inr crock. and Mrs. Alice 'aeu'
and children. Louise. Mnrjory ana 'u
bcl spent SUNDAY ard Monda! 'h''
Nr. and sIrs. James Archer anu
ao,, yh,ors snent sunday with Mrs. AZ
chr Of Major*Till". ,d
Miss Virginia F'i1zS!mmons r''"'
home Saturday after p'eusa".
with Mrs. Merton Winters OF Elm N,loN :.
Mira CLYDE .l;arlewinc has pu'cha'eN
n nvr passenger Ford car: ,o
Mrs. Delta J"nkins and children nav
returned from a weeks visit with 'e''
,ivcs in Washington. I'll.
Mr.. Harry Davis and w'f" or An
shall avenue. Elm Grove. "rr"' S"''""'
with Mr.. G. W. Marsh w" u VT
DR.. Harry Wilson and witr arc N'''l
Nr Earle Wilson and family OF
VIII, mr. Wilson has recently re-
turncd from overseas duty, re was
nractitioncr in the state ~ Washington
before tho call.
Mrs. Caldwell Of Dallas is spcno'ns
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. briee
Mrs James Junk!rs. who is III WIN
euramic poisoning. continues quite III, ~.
Mr. Henri Ewing Of 1'inc hl.i ~
.,ondinr this week with MI l.. " NC
Whnrtcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
MORRIST0WN, 0.

"Thr Masonic Ring. or III" Adventure
NJ College Pride. farce IN tnirH
acts, given by the students OF the ntSh
school in the n. +. church last n.Ent;
WINS !, decided success. A large, crowd
wn, in attendance and ali speak very
highly Of the cnt crtalnIHnnt.
Tho members Of tho Ladies alh 81
tho NJ +. church. will give supper IN
the basement OF tn" Hotel Shriv"r 10
night All the good ea1aoies of tho sea-
son will be served.
Mrs' william Lynn still continues
ver, low at her home north or town.
owing 20 hcr advanced ago her recovery
is very doubtful.
MIS-, Edward Simpson. entertained the
member. OF the 14arkins club AZ hcr
ht mo on West Main street last night.
Miss Eyn Evan lost her pocketoobk con
tninine some money and keys on Ma'n
strrct Mon a evening.
Chester S&lor has purchased the
Wilbcr Burson farm. west OF town.
oscar Lee purchased a new auto truck
from Wheeling parties yesterday
]. W. Ambrose has installed free air
In his new garage on West Main street.
Judge Isaac CASTOR. Of 81. C1alrSvllle.
is spending 4 few days with relatives
here. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
Georgian Who Fought
On Seven Fronts Has
Returned to Homeland

NEW YORK. April Diminishing MS a
private. sailing for frnuc' III Drcrn-
Der 1917 and going into action March
u. and in succession serving on seven
fronts. and returning homo licutcn-
ant. without "A scratch is Il brief TO
SUM. Of tho war experience Of Andrew
J. Burch, Atlanta. Ga. FIRST Field signal
battalion. who returned on The Dante
AlieShcrc.
Thr fronts on which 1.i"ut "nant
RurGh served and in their order were:
Nerdun. Chateau Thierry. So!s*ons.
Marine. ST. Mihicl. Champagne. a7d last
in The ArEonne forest.
Twenty-Five American sailors. part Of
the crews of four American chaScrS
who had spent tho greater part Of a
year in tho AdriatiC hunting German
and Austrian submarines. also ar
rived. Their boats. they said. wcre
sold to private interests in Italy prior
to their departure.
The mon said They left New London.
Conn. on Easter day. 1918. and made
the voyage to their base port Of Corfu.
Greece. Il distance OF 4.3Sn miles, with-
out mishap. Then began series Of
cruises which, in tho language OF one
OF tho sailors. run their log up 10
u, n0n miles hrFor" thn armisticc was
signed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. April IS ogh. receipts
1900; market opened about loo lover:
closing dull Is to zoe lower than In1 Nm.
DAYS Average; estimated tomorrow t.0oU:
bulk Of sales ;2o.l5 a 900. Heavy
weight s20:35 q 2C:4S; medium rsisht
s0,3i: light lights $3.50 a 1000: soW1
Cattle, receipts $500. general market
strong: five head of Canadian choice
steers s20.0o. one head at s2l.oo; Esti-
mated tomorrow 1000. Heavy beef steers e
Si5.75 a 20.75: light beef steers $iLSo
ii lS.75: Gamers and cutters t6.z5 q
1915: veal calves :l4.oe g 800: stock
! Sheen, rcccirls 1000: fat lambs fully
CSC higher; estimated tomorrow loo;
top wooded lambs ;2o;lo; shosn 1s is;ihsG;
stock. lambs. 81 pounds OF less $l8.z5
n 1910: So pounds or better $500 @
90 90; culls $3.50 "a 1900: ewes medium
and good $1,000 O. 15.5Oi cuils ano coHa'
mons 5000 % 12.0O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
BUSINESS IS
ENCOURAGED.
OVER COUNTRY
NEW YORK. April ls.-Dun's to-nor-

NEW YORK, April 1S.-nun's tc-nor-
row will say:
with al, its lack Of uniformity. com
mercial news gives tangible reason fnS
announcement and optimism and own
tho poorest reports suggest no pa "
weakness. Considering the formihah's
problems Of readjustment. II is FAR from
strange that sharp contrasts arc sun
presented nor do the divergent conal-
lions in different trades and industries
obscure the fact that tho main move
rncnt is steadily forward Where too
gain il merely slight and uneouvinc'ns g.
or where none whatever appears. the re.
tarStnS elements are both economic ana
political in character and it becomes IN
cre.insly clear that the broader ouSi-
ness DEVELOPMENT waits largely on the
actual consurnmation OF the peace
treaty. II Is significant. however. that
whereas special stress was rccentl! pus
on the various uncertainties and oosta,
clos. now the emphasis Is on the hopetuI
and constructive aspects and the chanEe
OF sentiment marks distinct advance
toward the attainment OF that full meas
ure OF progress which seems 10 De
plainly foreShadowed. Deftnlte m
norncement Of the governments fiIth
and final war loan has removed rnc
doubts rs to Its size and rates OF lnisr'
est and not only Is tho amount OF me
Offering. $4,000. 100000. suostant,aI'y
than anticipated. thus tightening the
expected drain on banking facilities, out
its terms are so attractive as to maze
strong appeal to the individual investor.
Weekly bank clearinSs se362.s1l.2sS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
ORDERED TO REOPEN
DISCUSSION OF The
FIXED STEEL PRICES

WASHINGTON. April 1S.--Prrsidcnt
Wilson has directed thc industrial
board Of the department OF commerce
and tho railroad administration 10 re-
open discussion Of price sterilization and
cndeavo rto find common ground on
which they can agree.
Chairman Peck announced today thai
the board would take up the question
with the railroad administration immc-
diately but any action probably Will
have to await the return Of Director
General Hines next week from an in
spection trip in the west.
The presidents cAblegram was adj
dressed to Secretary Rcdficld and in his
absence tho text of it was not made pub
lie. Mr. Redficld. after n conference
with Mr.. Peek. Assistant Secretary
Sweet and Solicitor Thurman. cablcd tho
President last Thursday asking whether
the board should go out OF existence be-
cause Of the refusal Of the railroad adj
ministration to accept q new schedul" of
steel prices arranged with the Industry.
or should continue QuieSccnt until tn"
president returned and Il new plan or
action should be worked out.
Tho presidents cablcgram was ad-
orally as meaning that the policy OF sta
bllizing prices by agreed reductions
from war levels will be continued.