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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01

put on in Peoria. III. Commander Bern
ard Kelly. addressed the following let
ter to all ,X-S"rviCc men in that county:
Peoria Post No. >. American Legion
HEADQUARTERS: N"3 Jefferson building.
To al! Service Men:
The Salvation Army is an organization
sincere. sacrificing. without prctcnse.
No beautiful structure Of sLsnc marks
their place of Worship No organ grand
gives forth IT'S music sublime. No fres-
coed ceiling Of art and palntlngti s above
them. The Ginning bells Uf twilight
and of dawn are not for them. no up
h"Stcrcd knrrliuE bench affords ease
to the suppliant.
The busy street corner has been their
church. Tn" curb their pulpit and Gods
own canopy r"Splcndcnt with stars has
been their fr"scu"h r"IlinE-ih" corner.
drum and tambuurInc their only chimes
the earth Their only knc"lInE bench,
but things greater than all these they
HAY" b,."n theirs in full measure, homes
y, sincerity and sacrifice.
Little did ON" rctlIz" i few months
ago as he listened to the pounding drum,
the tinklimg tamhourin". the h"mcly but
SINGER" sermon that this small body OF
men and women would play IN" mag
u .fir,nt part that they did in the grra:
World War.
Their" is no lirmcr foundation, no
stronger structure. than that built upon
honest work sincere Sclf-sacriiiCc and a
pure and und"lilcd love for tho King #
Kings.
We service men have benefited greatly
through the Salvation Army. They al
minl>,orrd t. our wants and needs IN
every way. They stood by us IN war
We should and We will stand h! them
in tim" Of peace.
The Salvation Army pr!v" is now on
! and yuu hrv" an opportunity IN small
way tO show your appreciation.
They did not fan uS, surely "" Will
not fa!l thrm-
, BERNARD KELLY,
! commander.
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MADE MONEY rbH TuDISANrS
WHY u 4 x L, III \ y ,l.Sr


WHY TAKE. tllANtESn
Tho public should i.ti.'' warning h"i"r"
parting with Their m"nr! for vtrl"u" al
stocks. " Vial" i - trl." that many
stocks ar constantly enhancing III Na;u".
!; is quite difficult IL MAKE. tn" good il
vcStmcnI unless You ar" posted. L"t IA"
or l'rrS. AID you III making tn" rlsA;
selection. The Ort"hrr lhth IsS&" Gen.
tsinS Il long list "f Petroleum Companies
showing their capitalization. par SH.uc
Of stock and dIvId"nds they h.tT" pad.
This information VIII prov" Of interest
10 huid"rs If oil stocks and others.
Every ISSUE Of the OIl Press IS brlrtul
OF vAluI5l" data and analytical REPORTS
al scores sc oil companies operating n
the great Mid-tnutiu"nt and Texas oil
fields. som" good, bad and .ndN'rr"nt
The October 18th Issu" together with mEtp
showing the oil fields IN L clearly de-
fined oil area In which tncr" has never
been 4 dry hQl" drilled. Will l." sent free
IN request Address oil l'rcSS. $50 Re-
public Bldg. Kansas city. Mo. n-l-E
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Spell out the names of IN" It'll" OH
jccts. Then add and subtract AZ inds-
Gated by the signs AMI the resulting
letters viii spell III" nam" UI Il hibernate
iuE animal
ANSWER To no. ESQ
Will" had travelled :" miles and
Dusty only - :,h,n they first met and
the distlur" from J"yt"wn 10 ll"aSant-
vile was I@f miles.
uC"pyrighi 1919 By sam Loyd)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01

w" specialize" ,n farms in rastorn ONO
and western Pa. and par. rulariy in Col
umhjauH and Mulun.uE counties. ONO;
Beaver counties, Ia. "" hav" about l"o
farms for sale. each and cv''ry one 4
real hlrgain. Fart Of tines" farms ar"
d"scriD'I in our hooklrt so Farms IN
the r;arI"u SPIT Of the World. II you
rm,;,mplatr buying a farm it will pay
vnu l.. yrnl COR uur Cv"" hNukl"t. Everett
Il ,'ap,.l. S,rlrir. Ou:r; Everett. C1pcl X
Johnson. T.. Palestine. uh:".
o-,f-tts-lht
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TAKE THAT HOUSE TO MARKET
through the classified II it's a
good house, and the price is right.
the buyer is already looking for IT,
OF course he is not likely TO ind Il II
you keep the whole matter q secret
Buyers Of homes read the ads.
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FOR SALE good lots, fenced. con-
tanning lS5 fruit trees. large poultry
house, drilled water we'll and gas. Also
house and lot. house lGX32, with cement
cd cellar: large filtered cistrrn. wat~
and gas in house. Lot 7IN"2 with r"ul.
try house, shed. fruit trees. grapes and
straw b"rri".'. All situated on stone
church road. adjoining Elm Grove; prize
$35no. Inquire w. S. Bristor. Elm Grove,
W. Na.'-- nil
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DIVIDEND

DIVIDENDS on silver mine entering
dividend class. Property getting big
ger daily. BIZ profits likely for share
holders. shares set low priced. Write
Immediately. National Underwriters
Co. 220-Jth Ave. New York. MIX
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BROKERS

BROKERS wanted for dividend paying
silver stock in on" of NrVada'T best
mine. Company has highest commercial
rating making large profits muath.y.
National Underwriters Co. 220-5th Ave.
New York. Mig
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MILLIONS are suffering with rheLmh-
tsm. Nest important discovery OF tho
most stubborn case Of rheumatism en-
tirely out OF the system. People write
US and say they arc astoundcd at the re-
suits. especially on the kidneys. Just
think of the money making possibilities.
Representatives. wanted. $l.12 pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Califcr-
MIA my-2s-1
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SOS purchases one breed farm. We feed.
do ali the work: give you half til"
profits: money back guarantee. write '"r
particulars. Bjrdhavru. CO. Kansas CI;y
Life. Kansas cay. Mo. Mig
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FORTUNES mad" in Texas oil own Al
interest In royalty SyndiCHt" now
paying 2G'r on lar. Send for illustrated
prospectus Rehabilitation Syndicate.
Dundee Bldg, TT Worth. Tex. Mig
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WANTED-FemalO

lars and take orders for q new food
product: 81 to So day at the start.
Write to-day. American Products Co.,
Us American Bldg, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mig
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WANTED-Salesmen
DANDY SIDE LINE
FREE SAMPLES PROVE 1T.

FREE SAMPLES II:ONE 1T.
They are winners and make money lot
many statesmen, NOR" money than thcIT
regular line does. We manufacture the
snapp.cSt. fastest selling variety "l
metal SprCialtIrS on II" market: H!E
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.,tE. Every line everywhere buys tn'i''
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S@uO Vn for whole time. Get busy. write
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WANTED-Aen. age II to SIS. Experience
unnecessary. Travel; mako secret in
American Foreign Detective Agency. ess
st. LOUIS. Mig
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WANTED-Woman to work for few
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WANTED-Mals

WANTEp-Man to work this city refln-
ISning chandeliers. brass beds, auto
mobiles. by new method. SO daily with.
metal Co., S68 Elm. Decatur. Ill Mig
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FOR SALE,
deal LOCATION
REDUCED IN PRICE.

NSSAO 4EN = o>ASo.
This elegant located North Front
street property. fronting sixty feet on
y. Front street. and extending to the
river House contains seven rooms and
bath. with running water in all bed
rooms.
Owner anxious to sell and has reduced
the price several hundred dollars
CHAS. T. PAUL CO.
COL wheeling Bank q Trust Building.
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WANTED-AgentS

wANTED-Sales agency covering the
entire eastern country Is DESTROYS OF
representing large manufacturers OF
any commodity whatsoever on q straight
commission basis. We also cover the
export trade. Eastern Selling Agency,
3O9 broadway. y. Y. Mig
wANTED-New York Mfg. Corporation
wants General Agents" Immediately
for a few counties or entire state. Ex-
p"rirnCc this line unnecessary. Oppor-
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you have $4,000 to 100000 cash to pay
Tor product you carry on hand to sup.
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FOR SALE-One Dodge trusk, 1919
+ model. in A No. condition. Phone
: T12 Wheeling. o-2S-m
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with four years office experience and
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Fcrrets. Small size, Whit
or brown. W. G. Solden. 4G-17th st.
Mill
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FOR SAGE-Property on East First
. street. Four rooms and inside toilet.
Cheap and terms reasonable. Apply
l%'H 'haYliHc street. o-29-j
FOR SAGE-OYerland roadster, no rea-
Souab.c offer refused. Inquire Chall
Bell. Rush Run. Ohio. o-2l-r
FOR SALE-Farn, 90 acres, House { r.,
base. barn. and silo, fruit all kinds. Bar.
gain $4,000. CAN So Elm Brove, or I'd
desS Chas. b. Rice. A-46-30t
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
The Curb Problem

The problem Of the curb market
seems simple enough to some of the
editorial writer's, but governors of the
Stock Exchange do not find it so sim
pie, and that is why they are usually
in the position Of thinking that "some-
thing ought to be DONE but never
know quite what it is. The problem of
having a roof for the curb is thought
by some to be largely a question Of
whether or not the traders want to pro-
tect themselves from the cold and the
rain, and whether they are willing to
pay the price.
1t is argued that with roof only
the "legitmate" traders could come in,
and they would trade in only the "legi-
innate" stocks. But what would be the
listing requirements for making them
legitimate If they are made as severe
as those on. the Stock Exchange, the
stocks may as we'll come in on the
Stock Exchange, and have done with
it, If they are made more lenient, the
shares will receive an official sanction
and recognition which the outside pub
lie might interpret as sort Of guaran-
tee to which they would not be en-
titled.
Nor would it be so easy or desirable
to outlaw all stocks which refused to
meet the listing requirements. There
are no shares which have more un-
doubted value behind them than the
shares Of the Standard Oil companies; ;
they sell at 500 and 800, prices which
no active Stock Exchange securities
now approach. Yet they decline to
meet even the present Curb Associa-
tion's mild listing requirements.
You might take the present "lcgiti-
mate" curb brokers into building, and
chase the RESI- from the present street
they occupy, but they would find some
other, or they would 90 to a hotel lobby,
as many another market has done.
There will always be "primary''
market, a market for untried stocks, or
stocks behind companies in untricd en-
tcrprises. There will always be mar
kct somehow to deal in when, as and
if issued" shares. 1t is thoughts such
as these which guided the Stock Ex-
change few years ago when it failed
to approve the moving Of the curb un-
der a roof Also, from the curb view
point roof costs money.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
General Motors
Now i'm Billion
Dollar Glass
Increases Capitalization
From $37O,OOO,OOO to
Sl,O2O,OOO, 900 at Special
Meeting in Wilmington

The General Motors Corporation, the
greatest motor car building organiza-
ton in the world, becomes billion
dollar concern by virtue of the action
taken by the stockholders yesterday at
a special meeting held at Wilmington,
Del, when authorization was voted for
the issuance of S5OO,000,00O of debent-
ure stock and $500,000,OOO of common
stock. This increases the authorized
capital of the corporation from $780,
100000 to 100000, divided into
$500 00O,O 900 debenture stock, $50O,0OO,-
600 common stock, and $20,000,000 pre-
ferred stock.
AS result of the increase in capital
ization the General Motors Corporation
takes place alongside Of the United
States Steel Corporation, which up to
this time has held the distinction of
being the only billion-d dollar industrial
corporation in the world.
Provides for Future Financing
When the General Motors Corpora.
tion recently announced that great in
crease in capitalization was planned
|
of asking for the increase at this time
was to make provision for future finan-
cling. Reports that the increase would
provide new capital for the acquisition
of the Ford Motor Company have been
officially denied by Mr.. Durant and his
associates.
The millions of the Du Pont family
of explosive manufacturing fame are
represented in the General Motors Cor
poration. The officers of E. l. du Pont
de Nemours e. Co. announced last year
they had obtained at 27.6 per cent in
terest in the corporation, and the Du
Pont American Industries Company
was organized early in 1918 for the
purpose af holding the Du Pont invest
ment in General Motors and other COM
panies.
Holding Corporation
General Motors is holding corpora
tion owning control of several we'll
known automobile and motor truck
manufacturing companies. Accort ing
to statement made by President Du.
rant, the estimated capacity of the Gen
eral Motors plants for the season be
ginning July l and ending June 80,
1920, is as follows: Buick, 100000
cars; Cadillac, $4,000 cars; Oldsmobile,
10000 cars; Oakland, $4,000 cars;
Scripps- Booth, $4,000 cars; Chevrolet,
100000 cars; G. NJ. c. and other trucks,
10000; Samson tractors, $4,000; James
vile Farm Implements, $4,000, making
total OF $4,000 motor vehicles.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
The Markets
Stock Movement

A stock market which opened irregu-
larly yesterday soon became strong,
and remained so during the forenoon.
In that time there were recoverles IN
all the stocks which lately had been
so badly treated. Studebaker advanced
8 points. The tobacco stocks continued
strong, with gains of a and points.
Baldwin Locomotive was bid up to lO4.
There were advances of 2 and 3 points
in the two biscuit stocks Shortly after
noon, at about the time that loans on
all-industrial collateral rose to per
cent, another decline set in, wlping
out a good part of the gains. The re-
suit at the close was a highly lrregu-
lar market. There were a few sporadic
gains in inactive stocks-for instance,
of 9B points in Electric Storage Bat
terry, which closed at 81.
The irregularity of the movement In
the extreme stocks may be gauged by
such examples as General Motors,
which closed with a net decline OF
only an eighth. point, but ranged be-
tween 226A and 222. Studebaker, clos
ing with net loss of "a of point
moved between 1O9A and 1861 The
volume of trading was about the same
as on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
The News

Wall Street could hardly blame yes
terdays decline on anything in the
news. There was first of all the order
from the Ford Company to the Steel
Corporation for 10000, possibly
100000, tons of Steel to be added to
the General Motors Corporations re-
cent 345, 900 ton order, and estimates
of 100000 tons of orders from the au-
tomobile industry since the first of
the month. Not only will these be
added to the untitled orders of the
Steel Corporation on its next state
ment, but deductions previously made,
through cancellation of government
orders, are now believed to be COM
pletely over. A leading export interest
asserts that orders for steel rails ag-
gregatng 10000 tons were recently
placed in this country from Japan.
Chairman Hurley advocated that the
government should retire from the
business of building ships and should
dispose of tic commercial vessels now
on its hands as quickly as possible. For
the rest, the Senate passed the -ailroad
deficiency bill, carrying $750,000, 900
virtually without debate. and it now
goes to the Prcsiden for signature
The stock market decline could be at
tributed -nly to the further rise in
call money and to the internal condi-
tion of the market itself.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Royal Dutch

A London cable remarks that the
Royal Dutch Petroleum Company meet
ing scheduled for June 10, at which
stockholders we're to vote on increasing
the authorized capital stock to 100000
00C guilders, in connection with the in
tent of the company to give to them
the right to subscribe at par to one
share for every four shares held by
them, has been adjourned until June
80, quorum of shareholders not being
present. Interests in close touch with
the company are said to think that rat-
fication is assured, and will come at the
end of the month.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
TO Make Statement About
Maturing Russian Bonds

An official announcement regarding
the S5Q00o,ooo Russian government
6h per cent bonds maturing in this
market June 18 will be made within
the next day or two, it was learned
in Wall Street yesterday. The bank
ers who are interested in the matter
have taken it up with the authorities
at Washington.
1t is almost certain. it was stated
in authoritative quarters, that the
issue will go to default. There are
substantial amounts of Russian pov-
crnmcnt funds on deposit with banks
here, but these funds arc not avail
able for meeting the maturity.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Sinclair Consolidated
Buys Union Petroleum

The Sinclair Consolidated Oil Cor
poration announced yesterday the
purchase for a cash consideration, the
amount not disclosed, of all but a
small percentage of the capital stock
of the Union Petroleum Company, a
large exporter and distributor of pc
troleum products The company has
outstanding 100000 par value COM
mon stock, and has extensive distribut-
ing facilities in this country, the
chief centres of which are Philadel-
phia, Chicago and Kansas City.
A. c. Woodman, who has been vice
president and general manager of the
Union Petroleum Company, will be-
come identified with the Sinclair Oil
and Refining Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Pierce Oil. Sells Stock
Issue of Sl5,OO0,OOO Preferred
Taken by New York Bankers

The Pierce Oil Corporation, it was
announced yesterday, has sold to Leh-
man Brothers and Goldman, Sachs e.
Co. $15,OO0,OOO cumulative 8 per cent
convertible preferred stock. 1t is pro-
posed to call for payment all Of the
outstanding convertible notes and de-
bcntures of the company, and to offer
to holders Of the dcbentures the
right to exchange their holdings into
the new preferred. The preferred
stock will in turn be convertible at
any time up to January 1, 1922, into
an equal par amount of non-votine
common stock. All details of the
transaction are subject to the ap-
proval of stockholders at a meeting
to be called later.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Endicott-JOhnson

Il is expected that the S15,O0o,000
preferred and the s14,ooo,OoO common
stock of the Endicott-J Cor
poration will be listed within the next
two weeks upon both the New York and
Boston stock exchanges Application
has already been made and will be con-
sidered shortly by the listing commit
tees. The company is credited with be-
ing the largest shoe manufacturer in
the country.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Excha nge moved against London and
in favor of Paris in this market yes
terday. Demand sterling got down to
$461 u and cables to $4.G2h.
French exchange closed fractionally
higher at 6.42 francs to the dollar for
checks.
Exchange on Sweden was firmcr on
the news of the Swedish government
loan.
(Quotcd dollars to the pound.)
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
More Gold for Export

Further heavy engagements Of gold
for export were made here yesterday,
the total aggrcgating $6,l5O,OOO, all of
which will go to South America. The
bulk of the metal will be shipped to
Argentina and Uruguay for the ac-
count of local banks
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Two-Sided

The market has now had a good
reaction from the recent high levels
and there has been at the same time
a considerable readjustment from the
overbought and overbulled position of
most of the industrial stocks from
the conditions of weeks ago. This
is we'll for the markets, as it makes
the trading position healthier. 1t is
now in more two-sided speculative
POSITIONS. B. Chapim e Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Wealth-Marke Vestm entS

trader They deserve to be purchased
from both the standpoint of safety Of
dividend return and the standpoint of
opportunity of price appreciation
A. A. Housman e Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Market Opinion
The First Phase

In our judgment we have just com
pletcd the first phase in bull market.
We believe it to be still bull market
but that increased discrimination and
conzervatism viii be required to keep
or add to profits already gained
Mnury, Ro0ers e Anchincloss.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
The Test

1t will probably take several days
to determine whether the bull market
in stocks is to continue throughout
the summer.-E. ". Wagner e Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
estinghousc

II is our opinion that Westinghouse
Air Brake shares deserve more than
mere atteation Of the investor and the
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
$25,0oo,ooo
SWEDISH COVE

SWEDISH GOVERNMENT
TwentyYear so Gold Bonds
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levied y % @ % % e %h " d 1922 ron
Security % d7Sf @ Be9 5 s % direct % 9sIe ] Hs faith
Wealth The TaEh Of SUeds embracing
unhnded $41Ss3s9 De- @ % % % @ % %
pH @ paa pPs sT 5 nsh a aad ad
% ~ p S loans o agriculture ana loans " privately
0 conpae for rte Unae esats
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Requirements % s m % " s % rational 1s & @ s7 x5 f'sR R 5 81 l % % % @ sa
for III eque % hs aa1 @
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to for purchase
Loan commodities the United
~ % % @ tor %% %% m % % "ns~ ] % ss%a.S
at 99K and
Pending the preparation s bonds % interim sms~"s " dmds
Company
ationaBa New York Trustee nvofN
Brother Co
Kidde, Peabody Lee Hgginson &C.
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank,
Bank,P Pussbme
FistNa Parish NatondB
ss%~4a wits r~4$S sss ssx
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13

Looking for Exits
The public is wondering how to get
out, not what it is to buy.--Clark,
Childs e Co.