The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1919, Page 11

gE PAPER SHORTAGE. | » GRISIS IS ACUTE, inthony Says 2,500 to 3,000 Small Publications Face Suspension. , \ ‘, WASHINGTON, Dec. 15—Between ash $00 and 3,000 small newspapers face *¥ suspension, if not extinction, unless the newsprint situation is soon remedied, Representative Anthony, Republican, Kansas, told the House Post Office Committee-to-day in urging favorable action on his bill to limit to twenty- four pages daily newspapers and Periodicals using the second-class mail privilege. Mr, Anthony quoted the figures from a letter written by ez-Repjresentative Charles F. Scott, publisher of the Iola (Kan) Daily Register. The present acute paper shortage, he said, is due to the large size of the big city dailies and some magazines. The volume of advertising should be drastically reduced during the present shortage, he declared. Replying to Chairman Steenerson, Representative Anthony said he had heard that some advertisers had greatly increased their expenditures for advertising to avoid payment of excess profits tax, but he attributed the bulk of the increased advertising to the post-war resumption of normal commercial! activities. Jason Rogers, publisher of the New York Globe, speaking in favor of the bill, declared that some great news- papers were profitecring at the ex- pense of all the othersby publishing ) large editions and carrying great i] ye of everuane. « Uptown Store all of 1920 to pay for what you buy. Open Evenings any. All of the throughou' PRICE . Cowperthwait’s Liberal Credit Terms #15 worth Zhe weekly on The weekly ow 81,50 weekly om © nn Pay by the weet Ut 10% Off for Cash you wile. Street, cotton goods dealer, paid a CONGRESS TOLD) THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, tsteatieneihnsiatinetines een eneeeenneel ee 1919. Hyman Benowitz, No, 60 Lisperiard i app ceives Ben. 000 fine to-day after 18.788 pleading fo spend day in the cus tates Marshal TIFFANY & CO. Firms Avenue & 37™ Street DIAMOND Runes, Bar Pins AND Wrist WATCHES WHEN YOU USE a" You are CONSERVING— A 10c packet of Salada Tea | iS EQUAL TO A POUND OF COFFEE The Most Delicious and Delicate of All Teas and the Moet Economical Cowperthwait & Sons 3rd Ave. & 121st St. Gifts of Furniture Make Christmas Merry Use Your Credit Give something useful as well as something welcome and beautiful,“ Give furniture for the home this Christmas— things that will be kept and enjoyed for years. You can have things to select from at Cowperthwait & Sons’. for a man, reading chairs and smoking stands. new dining room or living room suites. bedroom suite in ivory enamel or birdseye maple. For the boy a study desk or a talking machine of his own. You'll find suggestions in every department here. the goods delivered just before Christmas. Until Christmas (Both Stores) --~ 9-Piece Dining Room Suite, Price, 4-Pc. Queen Anne Bedroom Suite arkably handsome set of furniture Noto | Downtown Store Park Row & Chatham Sq. You will find a thousand For instance, For a woman, For the young girl a When you buy leave only a small deposit and order Then pay next year in weekly or monthly sums as convenient. Cintas This dining room suite ts an excellent example of the —j¥ Queen Anne period. It comes in walnut. All of the Pieces aro large and well made. The china closet ts 44 inches wide by 62 inches Nigh, The buffer is 64 inches wide and has an at- tractive mirror. The table measures 48 inches and ex- tends to six feet. 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