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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
Adventures
With aPurSe

A BOUT two squares from the shop
n ping district is place that will
interest you--to such an extent, in fact,
that you would ignore the distance were
it twice as far. But. as l have said,
il is but two scant squares away. Here
you will find ,bargans--not the bargain
of today that has been reduced to twice
as much as it used to be years ago, but
real bargains, dear to the heart of every
woman. For here are mill ends, direct,
we are assured. from the mills. Ard
such wealth OF things, Ginghams
for dresses as we'll as aprons, Turkish
towels. white goods. oh host Of things
all at the most surprising prices. |
know you are going to be glad that you
know of this place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
Tell, of wransci', Defeat.

=. coNsTANTlNOrLf. Noy. 22.-The
first story OF the downfall Of Cen.
eral Baron WranceIs white" army
was given the Correspondent today
by one Of Baron WrangcIs own Of
ficers. who has just arrived here. Gen
eral Wrangel's defra; was ascrip.d
by the officer to the overconfdenca
of General WranEcl ana lack Of an.
probation o: the strength Of the
. enemy forces.
- The operations across the Dnieper
IN October. the officer said had sAown
the Bolshevists' concentration 10 be
more considerable taan had been an
ticipated. and this induced Genera!
Wrangel to give up his positions in
Tanrida and Withdraw within tn.
.Crimean fortified positions. where no
! waited the Bolshcyist offensive com
..placentty. The principal reason given
by the officer for the sUccess Of the
4 BoIshevists was Improvement in tho
railway system and the disposition
-.ot considerable Be!shcvlst rcscry.s
The Bolshcvis;s started their drive
two days earlier than General Wran.
3 gel had planned to retreat from Tau.
;rida, his retirement OF the second and
third corps 10 Perekop leaving ihe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23

means of it's use. Wishing to give
others who are suffering as she did
the benefit of her experience. Mrs
Georg" w. Huckncr, of 40. ltlSA
West Cary Street. Il w.ll-llnown resi-.
dent OF Richmond. who has n wide
acquaintance in this city. stated:
For many years | have been a
great sufferer with nervous imdigcs-
ron, and could not keep the light
est Kind OF food in my stomach.
everything would Torment in .nv
stomach, and was bloatcd with gas
ana in great pain. | was short OF
breath and had Il nuttcring sensa-
non around my heart; could not slccp
at night. and seemed TO be all run
down had only taken Plan, Juice
a Very snort time when / began 10
set 80 much better that | continued
us use, ana now my stomach is in
GOOD condition. ] sleep well and have
h"t the trouble with gas used to
nave. fee! better IN every way
ana am glad to recommend Plan,
Juice"
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond nj,
iFdSle.s Drug store; in Petersburg
D! Morrison, The Drug Man. and in
..nas. CITY by The Chase City Drug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23

remainder Of his army, except the
Don Cossack cavalry corps. on the
TSchonSar Isthmus. While this re-
treat was going on. the Don corps
countera ttackcd in Il northwcsteriy
direction anu successfully l achcd the
Dnicpcr, where the panic-Stricken
Bolshcvists destroyed the pontoon
bridges.
General WranEcl then hastily re-
formed three corps. under General
kuticpoff. which, after a brief resist
nncc against the Boishcvists, moved
southwark 10 cut off Budcnny's cav
airy. which was advancing with cx-
IRENE rapidly toward the southeast
from point north OF Kakhovka.
Budcnny's cavalry already had reach
ed SalkovO and WAS threatening to
cut off the retreat OF General Wran-
gels right wing.
The BolsncvistS. taking advantage
of the freezing of the putrid Sea.
crossed and outilankcd General Wran-
gels advanced positions across tho
isthmus. appearing in considerable
strength at Armianski- Bazaar They
thus were enabled to advance the
main body OF their artillery withou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
DEMOCRATS CALLED TO
I. CONFER WITH HARDING
cusscd by President Elect
and Others,
lBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-Scnators
Reed. of Missouri: Pomcrene. of Ohio,
and Shields of Tennessee, all Demo-
Gratis. are among those invited by
President Elect Harding to confer
with him on the league OF nations is
sue and other matters after his re-
turn from Panama. according to
Harry NJ. Daugherty. MIR. Harding's
who WAS in Washington today. 9th
ers asked TO offer suggestions to the
elect. MIR. Daugherty said.
l5pclude Senators Rorah. Johnson, OF
tCalifornia. Lodge. Knox. Po!ndcxtcr
and. Mr. paucherty thought, Herbert
Hoover.
Informal conferences at Marion
probably will begin about December
10, Mr.. paughcrty said. adding that
10 definite date had been set for any
-cne TO 70 there.
Some probably will go sinEly
while others may 20 in groups" said
Mr. Daughorty. There will be no
pre-arrnnged schedules as to when
different ones are TO appear"
The President elect plans to
spend only a day in Washington after
returning from Panama via Newport
News. and viii 20 Immediately To
Marion. MIR. Daughcrty announced.
He said Mr., Harding expected 10 re-
sign from the Senate soon after Jan
uaEv l, when Governor Elect Davis.
of Ohio. takes office. Mr.. paugherty
predicted that Senato--i;lcct Willis. Il
Republican. would he named to sue
coed senator Harding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23

continued from FIRST I3gc)
crease. as the price of the material
used rises or declines.
witnesses in the case were con
tihually questioned by the numerous
attorneys and delegates present. and
IL was brought out in this way that
"a large number of new industries are
coming to Richmond. Norfolk and
other cities in the radius in which
the power company operates. and
these object strenuously TO any in
crease in rates.
Proposal that the Virginia Rail
way and Power Company isolate
Norfolk from the rest OF it's tori
tory and make the rates in that city
for light and power compare with
tho earnings OF the plant there. was
objected 20 by the company on the
grounds That joint operation of the
light and power business allowed
cheaper operation. as a reserve neces-
,sary to Keep in case OF emergency
could serve FOR all cities in the sys-
tenn. If the system were dissccted.
the company claimed that this would
not b" possible. This would also
create a competitive rate dctrimcm-
,;al TO other cities. in securing new
Industries. they said.
Representatives of several firms
which intend to go into business in
the near future, We're prcscn; 10 OBJ
jcct TO the increase.
II was further testified that tho
rate OF the company, under the pro-
posed schedule, would be lower IN
comparison, than that in force in
other cities, Washington Atlanta.
pittsburgh and other cities we're
mentioned IN this respect.
Hearing December If.
The hearing December IL Will
probably not be the las, on the ease
Attorney Bryan ana Several others in
the case argued yesterday that the
continuance should 20 uyrr FOR an
other month, 50 that the inanufac-
turers affected may have a chance
to study the argument presented by
The company.
r. However, Judge Rhca ruled tina,
the case should com" UP December
II. when the company Will conclude
its evidence, and then. IL necessary.
Il continuance can be granted un,.,
the opposition is prepared.
AT Tho next hearing the company
will present the figures OF stone &.
Webster, engineers. who recently
made It valuation of the property of
the company in Norfolk and through
out the entire stttcm These ngurcs.
in detail. have-ncIcr been made pub
lie. Figures concerning the valua-
lion ot the railway property of the
concern in Richmond and on the Pc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS

D'CliERrf-Dicd. November II. 1920.
1850 y. NJ. at her residence. 1905 Bar
ton Avenue. Mrs. Mary -. Doh"rty. she
leaves To mourn their loss. mother. Mrs.
Maydc!cna Sprciscn. husband. q. l..
Ip"h"rty, two children, Christine H.
ltaab. Miami" l.. DOhcrty: one brother
Henry Spireisen: sister In Euror"
and u hos; OF friends. Funeral from
st. MaTy's Church. Tuesday morning.
November %. 10 o'clock. lntermeHt in
81. Marys Cemetery.
HUNDREDS OF users voluntarily testify
to the good RESULTS obtained from Times
Dispatch Want Ads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23

HAD NERVOUS INDIGESTION

Very few remedies have ever adj
vanced as rapidly in the eye OF the
public as has Plant Juice. the new
herha stomach medicine. which IS AT
present being introduced i'm Rich
mond. 1t has only been on the mar
kct short time, but already there
are many thousands who have com
plctcly rcsained their health by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23

dr'd boys ana girls. children cf Of
hccrs on General Baron Wrangers
stan. who recently fled from the Cri-
mca after their dcfca, by the Boil
sherists. are being cared for at the
Near East Relief trachoma hospital
IN Constantinoplc. y wireless mes
headquarters here today said that the
youngsters were removed from the
refugee ships in the Bosporus by
american sailors and transported to
me hospital aboard American subma-
rinc chascrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

CRY MES--Dicd. Mrs. Mary Cox Grymcs
widow OF the late DIR. Robert Page
Gryfnes. AT i. ". Monday in tho
.iIhty sixth year "i her age. Funeral
from Grace Episcopal Church. Tuesday
aftcrnoon at J 40 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
BIG POWER USERS
FIGHT ATTEMPT TO
HAVE RATES RAISED

Continued from First Pagel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23

difficulty to Pcrckcp. where their SUI
periority in guns gave them the all
vantage in frontal attack on Cen
crai Wrangors principal lines.
Wrangc's evacuation Of the Crimca
was In marked contrast to that OF
odessa. II was executed according
TO plan, with "A minimum loss after
SUCH severe defeat
Americans Care for Little Ones
NEW YORK. Nov 2@.--Twp hun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale
CHEVROLET 400
SEDAN

1919 model, good tires
all round and one extra
tire; demountablc rims,
self-starter, electric lights.
Car is in very good condi-
lion. Reason for selling
have no place TO keep it.
Will be glad TO demon
stratc. If interested call
Randolph 2SO3-W from 9
a. Nj: to 5 p. NJ, or Madi-
son 1888 after 6 p. Nj.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
HUNGER. MADNESS.
SUICIDE RAVAGE
so REFUGEE SHIPS
Continued from tirs, rageJ

c.eive and care for 10000 t'rlmcnn
T q. refugees. according 10 an athens dis.
ft- patch to the Greek legation here.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-08-05

to call the sons Of opportunity to its
defense. America must not only save
herself but ours must be the appeal.
irg voice to sober the world.
II must he understood that toll
alone makes for accomplishment and
advancement, and righteous posses.
sion is the reward OF toll, and its in.
centiye. There is no progress except
in the stimulus of competition. The
chief trouble today is that the world
rsr wrought The destruction OF health.
iul competition. left our storehouses
smpty, and there is a minimum pro-
duction when our need is maximum.
Maximums. not minumums, Is the call
Of America. II isn't a new story. be.
cause war never fails to leave de-
nleted storehouses and always impairs
'he efficiency OF production. War
also establishes its higher standards
for wages, and they abide. ] wish the
higher vase to abide, on one explicit
condition--that the wage Garner, will
give full return for the wage received.
{ want somehow. to appeal to the
'ons and daughters of the Republic to
every producer. to join hand and brain
in production, more production, hon.
sst production, patriotic production.
because patriotic production is no less
! defense OF our best civilization than
hat OF armed force. Profiteeriug Is
I crime OF commission, underproduc-
ion is crime of omission, We
aust work our most and best, else the
destructive reaction will come.
The menacing tendency of the
present days Is not chargeable wholly
TO the unsettled and feyered condi.
tions caused by the war. The mani
fest Weakness in popular government
lies in the temptation TO appeal TO
grouped citizenship for political ad-
vantage. II would be the blindness
OF folly TO ignore the activities In
our own country which are aimed to
destroy our economic system and to
commit us to the colossal tragedy
which has destroyed all freedom and
made Russia impotent. This move.
ment is not TO be halted in throttled
liberties. We must not abridge the
freedom OF speech, the freedom Of
press or the freedom of assembly be.
cause there is no promise in repres-
sion, These liberties are as sacred
as the freedom of religious belief, as
inyiolable as the rights of life and
the pursuit OF happiness We do not
hold the right to crush sedition. TO
stifle msnscing contempt for law,
TO stamp cut peril 20 the safety Of
the republic or its people when emer.
eency calls, because security and the
majesty OF the law are the first es.
sentials of liberty. lie who threatens
destruction OF the government by
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-08-05

knowing as do the disposition OF the
Congress, promise you formal and ef-
fectiye peace so quickly as a Repub-
lican Congress can pass its declara.
ton for a Republican executive TO
sign.
II Is better To be the free and dis
Interested agent of the international
Justice and advancing civilization,
with the covenant OF conscience, than
be shackled by written compact
which surrenders our freedom OF &C.
ton and gives to q military alliance
the right to proclaim Americas duty
to the world No surrender OF rights
to u world council or it's military al.
lance. no assumed mandatory. how.
ever appealing. ever shall summon the
sons OF this Republic to war. Their
supreme sacrifice shall only he asked
for America and its call OF honor
There is sanctity in that right we
will not delegate.
Disposed as we are. the way Ia
very simple. Let the failure attend.
ing assumption. obstiracy, lmpractic.
ability and delay be recognized. and
let US find the big, practical unself
ish way to do our part. neither cove
tous because OF ambition nor hcsi.
tant through fear, but ready to serve
ourselves, humanity and Cod With
n Senate advising, as the constitution
contemplate. | would hopefully ap.
proach the nations OF Europe and of
the earth, proposing that understand.
ing which makes us n willing partici.
pant in the conservation OF nations to
a new relationship, TO commit the
moral forces Of the world, America in.
cludod, to peace and international jus.
tice, still leaving America free, indep.
erdent and selfreliant, but offering
friendship to all the world
II is folly to close cur eyes to out
standing facts Humanity is restive
much Of the world Ia in revolution, the
agents OF discord and destruction
have wrought their tragedy in pathetic
Russia, have lighted their torches
among other peoples, AID hope to see
America as part of the great red
conflagidtion. Ours is the temple OF
liberty under the law and II is ours
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-08-05
sss.
. SALIENT POINTS IN SPEECH
OF ACCEPTANCE.

~ pledge fidelity TO our country
and to God and accept the nomi'
nation OF the Republican party FOR
the Presidency Of the United
States"
"The human element comes
first, and ! want the employers In
. industry to understand the ssplra-
tions, the convictions, the yearn.
lngs Of millions Of American wage
" earners."
"Thc constitution eontemplates
no class and recognizes no group.
= II broadly includes all the people,
with specific recognition for
. none"
I'VE approve collective bargain
ing" "cross expansion Of cur.
reney and credits has depreeiated
the dollar. We will attempt In.
teIlisent and courageous deria-
ton" when eompetitlon--nst-
urai, fair impeIling competition
Is suppressed, whether by law,
SoHiPeSh " SSNsP' IVY w 'ef f'N
: march Of progress, silence the
voice Of aspiration and paralyze
the will nor achievement"
"I promise you formal and ef-
feetive peace so quickly az Re-
publican Congress can pass Its
. declaration for a Republican exc
eutive to sign"
"a can hear the call OF con.
science an insistent voice for
largely reduced arm ments
throughout the world"
. sour vision includes more than
a chief executive. We believe In
a cabinet OF highest capacity
equal to the responsibilities which
our system eontemplates, In
whose councils the viee-Presldent
, second official OF the Republic.
shall be asked to participate"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-08-05
HARDING SPEECH
OF ACCEPTANCE
A new KEYNOTE
Republican Nominee at Notlfica.
tisa Ceremonies Discusses
Problems Confronting
the Nation.
"NolD HERITAGE AMERICAN
NATIONALITY UNlMPAlRe0"

Party Responsibility As
Distinguished From Diotstorisi and
Autoorstio Personal Rule--in Re.
fsrrins to League OF Nations, Says
W. Do Not Mean to Shun a SinuIs
Responsibility Of This Republic to
World CiviiIxstIon--Fsvors Protee.
tivs vsr'W, Merchant Marine. a
SINAI, Army. Women Suffrage and
National oudqst.
Evening star., 1920-03-29
SEC Printed Voiles, 3 yds., ST

imperfection along the selvage.
Epor,aous variety of colors and pat
terms Including lowered. figured,
checked and striped effects Printed
OIL white, tinted and dark color
grounds, All new goods. Full pieces.
For Dollar Day ocly. 3 yards s1.0o.
bargain Basement
Evening star., 1920-03-29
Dolls for Dollar Day, ST

Worth $3.50 and up to 81 Some
dress and bonnet. with silk bathing
suits, others with sweater and cap;
also large Kewpie Dolls, some with
moving eyes, and infants with wig
and dress, some slightly imperfect.
some soiled. Dollar Day. at $1.oo.-
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-29

Galvanized Pail and Wash Tub both for Sl.O0
81 25 Wizard Mop and Csc Wizard Oil, both, 81. 90
S1.4S Rollman Food Choppers, $1.00
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-11
Grady County
Being Tested Out

Special TO Tho world
CuICkASIA, Dec, 10. -- That
southern Grady county is attracting
operators who can bc ,iassrd among
the big boys" OF the industry, is
evidenced by the spudding In of a
test on the George Hf'l farm la the
center of the southwcst of the south
west OF 9-ln-5w, by the Gladys
Belle oil and Gas company Of
Tulsa, which location IL three
miles north OF the town OF Rush
Springs.
The GLADYS Belle company ia sair
to be among the most extensive op-
orators In Oklahoma, having, 1t Is
understood, rs strings Of tools carry
Ing on one of the biggest drilling
campaigns OF the year in both prov
en- and wildcat territory. In what
might be called the immediate ter
ritory OF the Grady county test. the
Gladys Belle Is drilling at around
Zoo feet on a test in north Steph-
ems county. being in ll-2n-sw.
Grady Test Important.
The Grady county test, on tho Uill
farm, is due to draw a great dcnl Of
attention from the oil men, owing TO
its location. Running from the
Cement field 10 the Healdton field
from the northwest to the southeast,
and crossing Grady county In that
direction Is big anticline, connect
ing In an almost unbrokcn chain,
the Healdton and Cement fields.
Starting southeast from the heart
Of the Cement field and about two
miles distant, is the Gorton well on
the Wagner farm. II IN a good pro-
duccr. Further southeast. and In
Grady county on a direct line, IL the
Shook well, drilled by the Knox Pc-
troleum company In the southwest
OF the southwest OF l7-5n-
Sw. Continuing southeast. along the
crest of this divide, Is located the
test OF the GLADYS Belle on the Hill
farm. with the Shook we'll produc-
ing tho Gladys Belle test is to fur
ther prove, one way or the other.
the productivenes OF the Cement
Healdton ridge.
A Combination Test.
A regulation Ii2-foot derrick has
been erected and the we'll was spud
ded with rotary tools. The plan II
to continue with these tools to a
depth Of $500 unless n sand worthy
Of thorough test Is picked up at
lesser depth. II il understo ood
that. regardless of formations, stan
dard tools are 10 be put In at "A
depth of 1900 and the contract rim
ished, 2,750 feet, with standard
/ tools.
1t Is undcrst ood that all arrange
ments for an abundant supply o'
| water and fuel have been made. and
It is expected that. barring acc.-
! dents, this test will be completed
rapidly. on good authority II Is
stated that the contract holders are
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-11

OF 9-1l-ll
Continental is drilling at 500 feet
southeast of southwest of p-l1-11.
Anglu-TcNas has rigging up south
east OF southwest ut northwest of
ll-ll-11.
Pals on company has rig south
wcet OF northeast of southwest OF
ll-ll-ll.
q. II, Currior has set ~ "a casing
at 33i feet northeast of southeast of
southwest OF 1l-tl-il
bingham 81 al. is drilling az 400
feet northwest OF southeast of north
east Of li-1t-ll,
Central National company IL drill
ing at 2,tTi feet southeast of south
west of i5-il-ll.
Central National company has In
creased depth from iCS feet 90
2,b9S feet and are down 20 2,62O
feet In center OF north line south
east of southwest OF 1h-li-ll.
Central National company with
flow OF 100000 feet cf gas Is
fishing at n depth from s.ta7 to o.
lt3 feet northeast OF southeast Of
southwest OF lj-ll-li.
Central National company has rig
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-11
COTTON SUFFERS
BUT GAINS BACK
High Opening Price. Then
Decline With Upward
Movement at End

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. i0.-IIigh-
er prices on the opening Of the cot.
ton market today did not last long
but the decline that followed was
replaced by another upward move
ment in tho late trading 80 that II
cannot he said that any definite
trend was assumed
Early gains were In response to
better English market than due
Although English prices were higher
than expected, English mill advices
We're discouraclng as they claimed
thst moro looms were stopping. Xxx
pectations of unfavorable weekly
statistics and continued talk of a
nigh governmcnt crop estimate in
creased offerings. Lowest levels
were reached around the time Of
the posting Of mill takings which
were 2s5,0Oo bales apains, 39s. 600
this week last year and $4,000 this
week two years ago.
In the lnto trading there were
rumors Of favorable progress being
made by legislation to revive the war
finance corporation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-11
ECONOMIC TREND
SETS GRAIN BACK
Bearish Development in
Wheat Closes Market
at 5 and 6 Loss

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. - Bearish
economic and financial develop
ments had n good deal to do with
n sharp setback today which took
place in the price OF wheat. Tho
wheat market closed 1-2 to & Sac
net lower. with December $3.50 "a
to sl.6l and March sl.b7 "a to
sl.5s; corn lost 3 "a to 4 1-2c. oats
2 Ia l-2 TO . use, and provisions
22 to 12c.
Break in the value OF stocks. cot
ton, silver and sugar put bulls at a
disadvantage at the outset In the
wheat market. Much attention was
ALSO given to statement from the
federal reserve bank of Chicago
pointing to imperative need OF
liquidation OF loans on the part OF
country banks. Besides, predictions
were current that there would be n
so per cent increase of wheat re-
ceipts in Kansas within a fortnight.
on the decline there was free buy
ing to remove Shedges on Canadian
wheat that presumably would be
shipped 10 Europe.