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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
nKYAPARN.

lisa. on State Hd. m. to good mar
ket: 100-a. can be worked with tractor
15-a- second growth timber, 25-a. clover.
ga corn, 5 "a. ensilage ground. l0-a.
wheat, orchard: 1o-r. house. cellar.
porches large. water: spring house:
poultry houses corn crib; granary hog
house; bank harm 40x6S. straw shed 2Sx
40: 2 silos 65-ton capacity, filled; %
tons hay in barn; oats; 600 bu. corn;
team draft horses; II head Jersey
mich cows, some rcglstcred: reg. bull
u helfers: new wagon and full line OK
farm machinery. Immediate possession.
Price SloOOO.
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wANTED-A01MH

WAHrHD-Agents. Make $50 weekly
taking orders for fast selling Good
Ing; $3.50 an hour for spare time; We
deliver and collect; sample coat free;
write to-day for agency. Goodyear Mfs.-
Co, 8S2s Goodyear Bldg, Kansas City.
Mo. n-1S-B
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
Defense Broken.

Constantinople, Nov. l4.-(By The
Associated PreSs)-The Reds broke
through the defense OF General
Wrangel on the Isthmus Of Perekop.
according To the best reports obtain
able here, by concentrating twenty di-
visions against three divisions OF the
White army. Wrangers men, although
greatly outnumbered, withstood twen-
ty-two assaults before Perekop, but
finally were beaten.
The commanders Of most Of Grang-
els units were killed and the losses in
men also were very large.
The success of the BolSheviki Is at
tributcd largely to the excellence of
its high command. which Is said TO be
directed by foreigner.
The evacuation VI the Crimea, which
began Thursday, Is continuing under
difficulties. 1t Is n problem how the
refugees can be cared for in Constan-
tlnople, rs this city already is over
DODulated,
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Sale of Real Estate
For: Taxes

Is givcn
he
Of
n
to thereon as set i0''
the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
p1acf asa Rlockads.

London, Nov. ia blockade OF the
Russian Black Sea coast has been de-
ciared, according to the ConstantinoPle
correspondent Of the Exchange Tele-
Rritish destroyers have begun patrol.
ling the sea to prevent the Bolsheviki
from communicating with the Turkish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15

s iast nisht. aIthough the Bolsheviki
were reported to >be occupying Simfero,
pol and capturing many prisoners ana
large quantities of materials.
Information reaching the foreign
office says the Bolshcviki did not storm
the Pcrekop lines. but by an enveloping
movement of their left wing invaded the
Crimea. They crossed over the Ice
frozen Sivash Sea and attacked the main
body OF General Wrangcrs troops, which
then still were holding the Perekop de-
ICnceS, from the rear.
General Warngcl has decided not TO
attempt guerrilla warfare in the Crimea'
tho information adds, owing to the over
whelming Bolshevik forces conrerging
on the peninsula, which are varlously
estimated at between 100000 and soo'oOo
men.
Paris, Nov. Is, TBy the Associated
Press General Wran6eis army, THOR
oughly beaten. is continuing its retreat
southwark, according to information re-
ceived by the French foreign office to-
day pursued by q we'll commanded Boil
sheyik army Of q divisions. General
Wrangcl has suffered great losses ana
many or his officers have been killed.
General Wrangel's troops are declared
TO have fought splendidly In the battle
Of their defeat, which began win the
loss of Perekop and soon developed into
a wild retreat toward headquarters at
SebaStopOl. .,
Dispatches received at the foreign
ministry here assert that there have
been no mutinies. On the contrary, they
prAsie the courage Of tho White army
md the sacrifices of their officers. The
dispa tches say that the White army III
fiicted heavy losses on the Boisneriki,
but that they were overwhelmed ~ the
Reds, VINO are reported to be we'll organ,
lied and lcd. Some OF the Bolshe'lhi
OFFICERS are said to be Germans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15

ConstantinOple, Nov. 1.-THE Boz
Shevlki have taken both Yalta and
Eupatoria and their cavalry is approach
ing Sebastopol. according to the latest
advices received here.
Eupatoria is about midway down the
western coast of the Crlmean penin-
sula, while Yalta Is situated only Il
short distance from the southeastern
point of the pcninSmla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15

9Th ST., North Wheeling, bull terrier
pup, white. spot on head, chest white,
brindle color Answers to name Of Jup.
Reward. Call 4t6 National Rd., City.
n-1S.h
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GEN. WRANGEL
Continued Prom Page ons)
Taken BY the Reds.

Sea Of Marmora TO house refugees ex-
pected to arrive from the Crimea.
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LosT-Dog. white tsTT1sf, ARsWsE1 =
to name Of JACK. Has b1HO 11ot
on back. howard for return - 0oD-
itol Inn, Martins Ferry. n.l5.i
on Fair Ground or b.
tween Fair Ground and city. gold
bracelet with sapphires. Reward Il -.
turned to Intelligencer office. n-1e-l
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MsCHLIAnHouH
Lost AND HoUHD.

wAETED-Baby carriage In FOOD con-
dillon. Write ]. E. NJ. Care IntelliE encer
list
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Fo1 0AIH-AU9o1.

xo1 sALE-Late 1920 Oakland Road.
ster, will be sold at real bargain.
Call at the Eureka garage In evenings Of
phone Wig. 49,. MP
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DIED

1AII-On Saturday. November 10, IVY,
Ssnc. No Ia7 Virginia street. FRANK
JAMES BALL. in his Sind year.
Funeral services at the residence On
|! tuesday afternoon at 1870 ocioex.
Friends respectfully invited to ettsno-
Intorment In Greenwood Cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15

Fo1 RANT-one very small furnished
room and use Of bath. on Virginia St,
for ono gentleman. Cheap to steady
roomer. Inquire 1929 Chap. St n-lk-l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-04

Don't feel because you have been reckless
and went into debt beyond your means
that any one is to blame for it besides
yourself If you had not wanted the goods
on time, you would not have asked for
them. 1t is very easy to abuse the privilege
of credit and for one to go beyond their
means to pay. If you are such one, don't
feel that you are unfortunate. Just real
ize that you lacked wisdom and acted I'M
wisely. Don't feel because you are so
heavily involved that you can clear your
self only by repudiating your debts or re-
fusing to pay for same. If you have got
yourself in hole dig out, it may be hard
work and it may take a real long time,
but it will be worth it in the end. If YOU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-04
Don't Hide Under a Cloak
Of Misfortune

are honest at heart, you'll have no desire
to do anything else In re-establishing
your credit, the first step is to stop get
ting in deeper From the resolution that
each pay day will see you a step nearer
the top. Make a schedule by which you
can regulate your expenditures, so that
they will be less than your income and
thus leave you small sum each pay day
to use in reducing the unpaid bills which
YOU should meet. This is the only way in
which you can dig your way out. Follow
this plan and soon you will be able to wipe
out the load of debt hanging over you and
which should cause you so much uneas
ness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-04

If things actually go against you
and sickness, death or other causes
beyond your control, force you into
debt, don't try to escape from the
responsibility. Let the people whom
!. you owe know of your honest in
]. tentions and you will fin d every
one willing to help you and give you
the needed time to meet your obi
cation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-04
Refusal

If your dealings with merchants credit have brought
loss to Them you expect otherwise but what your
request for goods to be charged will be refused AS IN the
case Of the merchant who esitates you are responsible
for credit being refused to you You not blame mer-
chant for not taking risk when he knows by his own
experience that of other merchants that you are r.
responsible and wlfuy refuse pay for the goods that
YOU have obtained on your word to pay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-04

When you accept credit and refuse
to make your word good, you are
acting as dishonesty as if you were
taking his goods without his con-
sent. You who dodge your debts
may think you can get by, but soon
er or later it will cost you more
than it would be to be honest az
honesty always pays the best in the
end.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-04
Hesitation

merchant has goods to sell and the majority OF them
sell on credit If such merchant hesitates to extend
credit it is from the fear that you will not meet your
obligation Perhaps dealings you have had with him be-
fore NAV not have been satisfactory and he hesltates to
take another chance Perhaps he may have heard from
other sources that you slow pay or don't pay at all
But regardless of the reason bear in mind that it is you
who are responsible for it. The merchant wishes to SELL
willing to sell on credit, but in your
case he is just wondering whether
YOU will ever pay at all if he lets you
have the goods charged without pay
ing for them before the goods leave
the store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-04
Granting

1t good deal of real satisfaction to be able to go into
tsA
store and ask to have goods charged and know that the
merchant will gladly give you the time in which to for
them that you desire Perhaps it has been hard to meet
some of the bills in the past that you have met when due
When YOU want further accommodation the granting Of
same is than reward for keeping your word tho it
might have been hardship. Any merchant who ex-
tends credit at all, is willing to open charge accoun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
PRICE CONFERENCE
BY COAL OPERATORS
Meet at Instance OF Attorney Gen
cral to Consider Remedy for
Exorbitant Cost.
ny Associated Press TO Every Evening

Cleveland, Oct 2G.- approximately
1000 Of the 1000 s1ft coal operators IN
the United States representing every
bitnminous producing district, met here
today at the call of Colonel ID B. Wentz
president Of the National Conl Associa-
tinn, IN consider the telegram sent tn
the asaociation last week by Attorney
General A Mitchell Palmer. The telegram
urged that steps be taken 10 eliminate
exoFbiiant prices for bitumiuous coal at
the mines.
That resolution favoring fair and
reasonable" prices with only 4 reasonable
profit for the operators, would bo sup
ported, was predicted by operators
Prices already have dropped in many
places, il was declared, J. l.. Hatfield, Of
Morgantown, W Va, n member Of the
northern West Virginia fnir practices
committee, said i'm bis district tho price
had dropped from sl4 10 81 n ton in some
instances. even in the brokerage market
''The fair practices committee, he
said, 'wns formed by the operators 10
stamp out certain practices, the bidding
up Of prices by brokers, for instance
which had caused the price 20 skYrockct
The results already are apparent.
Another operator said TINT there had
been q big break in prices in the Pits
burg district
A meeting Of the national coal associa-
ton. composed Of > 500 operators who
mine more than three fourihs of the coal
produced in the United States with m
output Of nearly 55OOo0,O 900 tons this
wear. was held in advance of the general
conference
An exhaustive survey Of the soft coal
situation was made at the general CON
ference by Colonel Wenty lie told the
operators that shortages throughout the
country in the supply Of coai for immediate
ltses are rapidly belrg made mp, owlhR -
accelerated movement of coal shipments
by the railroads dIrif the last f"H weeks.
Philadelphia, Oct 26 Requests for
changes in the recent award Of the pres
Dental wage commission were made av
representatives If the anthracite mIne
workers here today AZ n conference with
the coal operators committee 4 state
mont efnbodying these requests was drawn
up hy the scale committee Of the three
anthracite districts at n meeting yester-
day in Hazelton
Although the statement was rot made
public il was learned from official sources
thnt the men will ask wage advances equal
10 those allowed the soft coal miners.
They also will ask for higher minimum
rate, restoration Of the differentIas that
were eliminated through the minimum
wage rate fixed by the anthracite com
mission majority award, AID other All
legged inequalities.
The presidents Of the three hard coal
districts and Vice-President Philip Muir
ray Of the international organization rep
resented the men at the conference. while
the policy committee that served during
the previous wage negotiations WAS IN the
CITY 10 assist them
Samuel ID Warmer. president of the
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
headed the operators committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
tanned by LONE cop.
Hard MIR. Hardy Uses Gun In Efort 10
Buy Chicago Booze.

Chicago, oct. ~ My name -
Hardy, he beamed I'm hard and that's
the way | like my potations. Set 'er up,
barkeep. This ONES on me"
Tall and bronzed wearing a William
=. Hnrt walsfeoat and Big Bill
aomhrero, James Hardy, 0tberwire
known as '"fhe Lone Wolf ~ Montaha,
projected himself into the barroon ~ the
New Gault House and made his demand
upon the bartender
Brother, you. know you're in a Pro-
hibition town" began the barkeeper
Mr. Hardy swept a ~ from HE pocket.
"Olit in my country" he cut in, e m
known ~ n timber wolf and arm given
10 spells Of bowling when do not get,
damn pronto, what ] ask for Wen nov
dance and III play"
The ~ spoke. and bjsqie statuette
II the Venus de Milo crashed % the
floor Another shot splintered the cigar
case.
Orange phosphate denat'Ired cherry
bounce. BAH" roared Mr. Hardy, as
he sent a bullet through tho floor directly
between the feet II the barkeep. He had
Just shot a matchbox of the hsr, twenty
feet distant, and shot oIt knot hole in
panel. when a lone policeman came IN,
snacked him on the head once or twi~e
and led him away 70 jail ~ think q
over
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
SOLvAy INTERESTED
IN ALLIED CHEMICAL
Semet- Solvay Has Acquired 282,
l43 Shares of the Common
Stock.
A dispatch TO the Wall Street Journal

A dispatch 10 the Wall Street Journal
from Boston says:
The question has been raised whether
the recent statement concerning Allied
Chemical that Solvay interests to the
extent of about $40 600 900, mostly held
bv two families, are pat into the new
combinations entirely for common stock,
did not convey the erroneous Impression
that the Solvay interests "a n whole
represented only $40 0,000,O 600 All that IL
meant to say was that these two families
representing 100000, 900 of Solvay in
terests. take common stock eentirely and
no preferred, thus showing the confidence
of some of the oldest Solvav interests in
the future of this common stock. OF course
the Solvay Process and the Semet-Solvay
Co. represented over s50,000, 900. Nearly
half of this is European interest II was
the American half represented by two
families which was spoken OF.
The Solvav Process and sSemet Solvay
Companies have been on the whole rather
family affairs with each company owning
in the other. But these acquired shares
in the treasury of the two companies are
now cancelled or eliminated So that tho
Semet-Solvav gets for its interest 2S2, 43
shares OF common stock and the Solvay
Process for it's interest 666.59S shares OF
common stock in the new Allied Chemical
and DYE Corporation The agreement Is
that & per cent dividends shall be paid
upon the ncw common stock
OF the companies goirg into the merger.
Barrett Manufacturing Is the stock active
on the Exchange 1t is quoted at about
l30 and receives pa shares (22SS76) OF
common stock in tho Allied Chemical. II
is now paving per cent dividends. but
under the new arrangement its stock
holders will get about 13 per cent All the
companies entering the combination will,
under the & per cent dividend. receive an
increased return That the company is
we'll able 10 pay this is demonstrated both
by the estimates Of the future and the
earnings thus far this wear Indeed the
,. 100. 900 shares of Allied Chemical com
mon are expected to earn more than
S25 600, 900 or double the per cent dIvl-
dcnd basis on which the new company will
be started.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
NEW CHARTERS.

src~isl Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover oci n. Charters we're hled here.
yesterday a. follows
Welfare Loan society Of Cleveland Will
mington. Del capital g.. 600 900
ItAlo- American Finance Corporation. New
Work city 81 600 900
to-pperatiVc Film Corporation Kansas
& uy Mo 81 900 600
conception Bay Iron Co Of New Found
land Ltd Ncw York city 81 900 600.
Polish Dairy Products Co. Philadelphia.
Pa ssno uO1
Indiansn Petroleum Co Wilmington Del
$500 600
Fred Calvin securities Co New York
city $500 600
Bankers Finance Corporation. Indianapolis
Ind $3.50 OOO
Erie Live stock Corporation. Whining
ton. Del sos, 900
Glove 4 Davis. Inc Washington. ID. G:
S2ne 600
Wilmington Productors Inc Los Angeles.
ealif $3.50. 900
south Western Lands Co. Wilmington.
Del 100000
Van Baalsm Co. Philadelphia Pa
800 600
Combination OH and Gas Co. Chicago.
M 800 600
Loiacono susar Cane Planter Co. Eddy
stone Pa 500 .OoO
old Reserve sales Corporation. Chicago.
III $50 600
Ronnns Hotel 60 Wilmington. Del $40
Increases IN cspital-Flint Mortgage Co
Flint Mich from / 900 900 TO 81 $50 900
international Brokerage Co, Chicago. Ill
s1so onO 70 $500. 600. Aerial Securities Go.
Cleveland Ohio. s25 600 to 500. 600.
thsnse in name of standard steamship
Corporation 70 Dominion steamship Cor
porsttOn Pierce stores Co 10 Besneck- Ber-
ser Go Philadelphia Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
81. PauI's Ushers Union.

The Ushels Union of st Pauls VI. f.
Church held the regular monthly business
meeting last night III the Sunday school
hall of the church Pai> for tie coming
revival services were made l he annual
election of officers resulted as follows
President, ] Frank Boggs vIce-president,
f. " Mitchell, recordil < secretary, Vii
lard Mcclure; corresponding secretary,
l. " Mason; treasurer I r Ellis chap
pain. j " Cook assistant ch1plaius, L.
W Beacon. I. B. Helms. There were
several new members added TO the roll.
including \ r. " heaIton t H. Jervis,
Jr,. George Sheer Georg, Jones, IRWIN
Crew, b. f Crew Clarcrcc Crew, Byron
Van Dyke and Lewis Owens 1t was dccid-
ed that the men organization of the church
will meet hereafter under the auspices OF
the Ushers Union on the fourth Mon
day night OF every month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
PRICE TENDENCIES
BECOME UNCERTAIN
Motors, Leathers and Rubber Un-
der Pressure. While Oils Are
Firm.
nv Associated Press To Every Evening


New York. Oct. 26 Wall Street,
iC 20 n m Low priced or speculative
rails. especially those comprising the
southwestern group. also oils. stecls and
tuhaccos. We're the firm features at the
opening of today stock market. The more
hopeful tenor of industrial advances from
Great Britain induced moderate short
covering Cams IN Texas and Pacific.
- Louis and Southw ostcrn preferred,
bethlehem. and 'nted States Stcels.
ROYAL Dutch and Mexican and Pan
American pctrolcums ranged from large
fractlnns - a full point The only stock 10
display marked heavinoss was Coca Cola
which added las points to yesterday :
severe loss on suspension of tho dividend.
NOON Price tendencies became more
uncertain during the morning motors.
leather ard Uihhcrs showing constant
pressure ~ reactions of | To- 4 points.
Ols COZ tiuIcd firm ~ strong with stand
ard oil of New Jersey common as the
chief feature NJ an advance Of % points
Texas 4 paclh, and New Orleans. Texas
4 Ncyic' WcrC strongest of the rails. rep
rcscntatlvcs ot that group recordlngonly
digit changes The usual demand for
steel rrd equipment ISSUES also fell on
hut coppcrS and sugars were active ri
modcratc advices Call loans opened AZ
per cert the maximum initial rate IN
uarl weeks and iofShadowlng further
strinse, { conditions IN tho course OF the
session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

We believe there 10 quite an extended
Ahost interest IN the market that 10 com
0aerinS 20 realize the danger Of their posi-
ton We expect 70 - hisher prices before
Aroon DAY. and II results are then favor
eois. further Improvement SAY Chandler
Bros a Co. OF PhiladelphiA
Between July and October the de-
on The governments estimated yield FOR
Gnee October further declines have sreA tly
increased this amount says the MAuufac-
t4r~rs Record Of Baltimore
Public Utilities Commission OF Conrec-
ticui has granted petition OF the Connec-
tirut Co. 'or Tat 10 cent fare. effective No
vember The present rate is cents
z the ten months ended August 81 last
IIilliland OIL GO earned . little more than
"a so 900 which. after deductins pre-
fsrred dividends Of s2ls;l5S. left balance
share on the as sOe shares OF common
stock outstanding on that date
A short time ago the railroad bonds and
stocks could properly be described as being
the most backward group Of the entire mar
set, says the Financial World Investors
ave-, however these stocks have had q fair
sired recovery and the public utility issues
are nov further behind than even the rails
We have no separate statistical averages OF
public utility stocks. but the averages OF
utility boncs show that since the extreme
lo~ fvel Of - 20 WAS reached. In August
In December. 1913. the average FOR the sane
bonds was 55 .Os in september 1918 IL was
- us ana IN January. 1917. the ngurc was
1897
The automobile industry has developed
IN the nltec states to very great proper
tions ndoubtedly IL Is now an estab-
hshcd and essential industry. also a very
important one II has mad an astonishing
sro~th In ten years really. IL came 10 be
what IL nov is IL has grown about ten
times in that period Official figures show
hat the capital invested was 81 .SO2 OOO. 900
- rne end OF last year. against only sI74 :
100000 in 1909. that the output jumped
from l2s. 600 10 ! .a74 900 motor vehicles
and It's value from s24q 600 900 to -, 5O7. !
eo.Do. The number OF employees in
amount paid in wages and salaries from
SIS 600 600 20 ssI4 900. 600
Motor vehicles. both for pleasure and
business purposes and whether for passen-
ger or freight service. or farm and other
work. inevitably will take an increasing
plsce ~ the activities OF the human race
They will IN many ways supplement and
augment railroad transportation Instead
~ cutting into railroad traffic as a few
yesrs ago vas So commonly predicted they
will serve ~ relieve the railroads for
large performance OF the transportation
services which they can better perform
TODAY there are ? .50O.OpO freight cars in
the United states and less than 900 600
motor trucks Ten years probably will see
more motor trucks than freight cars This
with adequate road and street development
viii ar 10 bring producer and consumer
closer tosether not only in time but in
cost of deliveries