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SHOWN
IN 'EVERYWOMAN"
EDNA PORTER ANB SUPPORTING
COMPANY GIVE EXCELLENT
PRESENTATION OF AN
UNIQUE DRAMA.

Everywoman" certainly is play
| that is different. Indeed it so diff
terent that the audience which saw
lit at the Metropolitan last evening
was quite unprepared for it. III those
present understood the play as it
was meant. they probably appreciate
lit better today than they did last
evening. For it is excellent material
for reflection. There is so much of
significance in it that one no famil-
lar with it Will scarcely grasp all of
the meaning it conveys.
Eyerywoman, representing just
what the name indicates, is shown
in this play as in quest of King
Love. She begins with Beauty
Youth and Modesty as her compan-
ions. These are lost one by one, as
she develops the acquaintance and
friendship of Wealth, Witness Ca
nobleman), Passion. Time, Age.
Greed, Self and Vanity. At the out
set, Evelywonan sees Flattery in
her mirror and Tlattery tells her to
go in search of a glittering king of
love. Just then Truth, as an old,
decrepit, misformed and repulsive
woman, appears and tells Every
woman that Flattery is deceiving
her, that King Love is her own
son and that he must be sought in
truth. She warns Everywoman that
in time she will be willing to call
upon Truth and that she will answer
when all others have gone King Love
appears but Everywoman, under the
spell/of Flattery. cannot see him,
and she leaves her home for her
nj n Nod l,,-A
terry.
At length, Beauty dies, and Every
woman throws herself into the arms
of Wealth, who in turn deserts ner
upon the call of Vice. Then. utter
ly alone, Everywoman calls for
Truth and Truth appears When
asked to help Everywoman, Truth in
stantly transforms herself into a
majestic and handsome woman and
leads Eyerywoman back to her own
iireside. where she awakens King
Love. Then King Love, asked where
is his throne, declares it TO be in
Everyowman's heart; asked where is
his kingdom, tells her that it is in
Everywoman's home; asked where is
his crown. he says it is at her feet.
and points to garland OF bliars
Nobody acts the parl OF oracle.
foreseeing the experiences of Every
woman, warming her of her trials and
yet unheeded and unnoticed by all
within range of his voice
Edna Porter. as Evelywoman.
bore the brunt of the play; her part
is exceptionally trying, as she is on
the stage almost constantly. Her pre-
sentation of the different stages of
every woman's" life was most cred
itably done If her hendition of her
lines was orotund at times it was evil
IDENTITY in keeping with the authors
intention. The whole cast was we'll
taken, each character being distinct
lively ltortrpyed Frances Simpson,
as Modesty, Helen Mollineux as Beu-
~ and Hazel o Brien, as Youth, were
perhaps the best Of Miss Porter's
support.
Thep reduction is one that deserv-
Cd full house; in the histronic tai
ont displayed. it was far superior to
the musical comedies which ordinar-
lily are heard by a capacity house
notwithstanding the clap-trap of
which they are made up.
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the free end of the rope in his clutch.
Presently the Germans were as
tonished to observe the gun disap-
pearing toward the Russian trenches
1t was successfully dragged from
their possession, a number Of Ger
man being killed in an effort to pre-
vent its departure.
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DEBATE FRATERNITY
AT VERMILLION SOON

Vermillion, S. D.-A chapter of
Tau Kappa Alpha, the honorary ma
tional debating fraternity, is to be
installed at the University of South
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p"p.ii. u'','f '''''''s'iii''li's VIII
,,l>.
-, aSili,istoh' -. secretary OF
Mdi DdNer toaaS lhioihleo ifeSl-
ueut "ilsoii .llat tlie conference s1-
tween General scott and General OBJ
RECON last hlSht was not conclusive,
put "ouid be continued TODAY MI
Baker indicated that tie outlook was
more favorable Tor an agreement be
ing recahed. The exact points of
dlf1erence were not revealed.
Huafdsnacn Mobillze.
Coluinpus, ~ NJ Renewed actlN-
NY IN almost every department OF
lhe eNpedlllonalY base was evident
mere today and men are being sent
forward to the Held. Preparations
are being made Tor the mobilization
OIL the New Mexico national guard.
Motor truck trains carrying am
muntlon, supplies and equipment are
BENG sent to the front rapidly The
first companies OF the national guard
are expected to ARRIVE IN Columbus
late in the week.
Another Conference To-day
El Paso. Texas Fear OF break
pS."SNii NiiS 'iiitN't s2l"tSS anu AiN-Nl
co over American troop disposition
IN Mexico was temporarily allayed
last night when after a three and a
nan hours discussion the American
and Mexican confcrces agreed to
hold another conference today
infantry IN III taso.
III Paso, leNas-A battalion OF
the twentieth infantry, numbering
about 800 men. was moved from III.
BLISS late yesterday afternoon and
stationed near the stoekyards dom
1halihg lhe Mexican section OF El
faso. ne stockEards are about a
mlle from the RIVER and JualeZ The
battalion carried machine gun equip
ment.
Two companies OF the wentieth
were stationed at the court house
ana Two AT the union station. The
men are under the command OF Col
ohel ifasDrouck.
1eheral Ben troops disposition
were taken ne sald, merely for pre-
tau'iohafN purposes. In view OF the
tense situation II was deemed best to
leaNe no stone unturned that might
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Mcxicans Send Warming

MaXa atlan, MeXlcO, O,--lhc American
consul here announced that he had
received several anonymous letters
informing him that the consulate
was to be blown up The same COM
munications contained warnings to
all Americans to leave Mexico within
As hours.
Twenty three Americans from Ma
zatian and immediate vicinity and
63 others from interior points sailed
ON board the Pacific mail steamer
Newport for San Francisco. 1t was
reported that the presence of numer-
Gus Villa sympathizers in the Quad
alajara district had The effect of caus-
ing many Americans to leave the
coast points. Two Naqui Indian wo-
men and nine men have been brought
to Guaymas by MEXICAN troops from
the Taqui valley and it was said they
would be deported to Las Tres Ma
rias Island, an old Mexican penal
colony.
The United States gunboat Anna
polls is here on patrol duty.
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Border Uprising Todayo

San Antonio, Texas, Military au-
thorities have taken precautions TO
guard against a general Mexican up
rising along the border, which is
said to be set for today.
Civil and military officials of the
government have been working on
the case for some time. lnvestlga-
tions are said to have shown that
numerous prominent Mexicans on
this side of the border were involved
in the plot.
The San Antonio situation is
though TO be we'll in hand and no
trouble is anticipated here. 1t is the
belief of officers that if any activity
developes in connection with the re-
ported uprising, it will be confined
to the immediate border country.
American troops in the border sec
tion. it is said, have sufficient
strength TO put down any disturb
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Today Was Set For General Uprising Along
Rio Grande Against Americans.-Ou
laws Reported Near FL Pine.
BAKER REPORTS BANDITS SPLIT
That Scott Will Confer With
Obregon Over Disaeree-
ment Some Time
Today.

I'll Paso, TeN.-Gcncral Perish
ing has been ordered TO begin II
greater concentration of his
troops. Those detachncnts still
operating as far south as san
Antonio, MEXICO, ii is reported,
will be withdrawn to Colonia
Dublin. Other detachmcnts will
be brought i'll from various quar-
tprS
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South Dakota Fair tonight and
Thursday. Cooler tonight, With
heavy frost. Slightly warmer Thurs
day; diminishing northwest winds.
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Forces After Raid on Glenn
Springs and Are Meet
ing Again For More
Attacks.

Columbus, N. M-Fears of
the inhabitants here We're allay-
ed today by reconiortering
flight made by Captain T. f.
Dodd, of the army aero corps,
during the night. Stories are
current that 3 800 Carranza sol
diers and marching on Colum-
bus and that General Perishing's
rear guard has been attacked.
Machine guns are mounted in
some parts of the camp and the
soldiers are kept close to their
barracks Captain Dodd flew
over territory seventy-tive miles
south and west OF Columbus and
later reported seeing no MeNi-
can soldiers.
Marathon, Texas, -Villista bands
in large numbers are reported to be
concentrating at Ell Pine, 35 miles
south OF Boquillas. Two bodies OF
bandits split their forces after the
Glenn Springs raid, with the under
standing that they would join their
commands at Ell Pine.
These bandits have been operating
several months in the vicinity OF
Sierra Majoda and recently began
their movement to the north with
designs on the American border
towns. There are reports here that
the bandits have contemplated fur
ther attacks on the settlement neal
iD,asi1o
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The movement should be we'll un-
der way within the next day or two.
The camp at San Antonio will be by
far the largest. containing approxi-
mately $500 men whom all have
been assembled
Searching For Raiders
Marathon. TeNas. The two troops
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MARKET
is DEPRESSED
Connietdng Elements Contributed to
This, Chief Among Them Being
the Gary Statement-Later
Was More Active.

NEW YORK. Jan. T.-ConnictinE ele-
hents guide the course Of to-day's ac-
i've market to "A considerable extent.
During the forenoon sentiment remained
under the spell Of depression or caution
by the Gary statement. and
prices ranged from heavy to weak. some
spectalties yielding . TO s points. while
high-priced issues suffered more severe
~. IN the last half Of the &. ssion ma
tcrlal recoveries. running into substan-
tal not gains. were registered. the inn
proNement being concurrent with the
report that Berlin had accepted Wash
hgtons terms in the matte rof the Luz
sttania case.
United States Steel. the bell-wether
OF the market. had been In free supply
curing the early operations. at Sc. yes
terdays low price. but on the upward
movement OF the afternoon II advanced
20 AIis. closing at its best. other
shares. notably American Can. war de-
scorpions and petrolcums. as we'll as
coppcrs and miscellaneous issues. rose
sriritedly from low levels. and General
Motors which registered an early loss
OF % points. at AIS. ~rebounded 10 $50.
Rails also participated in the rise, al
though 20 n smaller extent.
The total sales OF stocks TO
h35. 900 shares.
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-Butter-Narket
steady: creamery extras coz scorc). 33c.
creamery hiEher scoring), Sac: cream
cry hrsts. IS ~ 32c; seconds. 26 d27i4c.
Eggs-Markct steady; fresh gathered.
extra fine. % 3Sc; extra nrsts. 36c:
hrsts. 33la n 35c. seconds. 81 a 33c: near
ty h~ennery whites, fine TO fancy. Al
iSc. nearby hennery browns. 80 "a soc.
Cheess-Narket firm: state. whole
milks. held. special. 17ac. do. average
fancy. Ia p 11ta,. do. current make.
specials. u 17isc. do. average fancy.
TO- I ftat d.
Dressed Poultry-Narket quiet. fresh
killed chickens. i5Q 21c. fowls. 10 a.
I1fsc. turkeys. ga 25c.
Flour-Markst quiet.
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MANY SPEAKERS
FOR ROAD SCHOOL

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. l.
Sixty speakers have been selected 70
address the school of good roads which
viii begin in Morgantown next Tues
day and continue TO include January
q. \ general course in earth. maca.
dam. brick, concrete and other road
construction and maintenance will be
given.
The speakers expected to be present
include I. J. Walsh. DR.. VI. p. Malcolm.
T. J. Blair. r. G.. Burdette. j. VI. Clark.
William Farris, James Young and w.
r. Moore. OF Kanawha county: Frank
b. Trotter. G. h. Jones. \. ID. Williams,
y. =. Hite. J. /. Coulter. ]. G. White.
Joe Bierer. r. =. Davis. G. r. Titlow, r.
r. Teller. Earl l.. Miller and l.. l.
Jamtson. OF Monongalia county; Geo
w. Steenrod. James Ball. Of Ohio
county; w. J.. McLaren. Of Mcdowell
county; C. NJ. Haroert. Ross +. Stout
and + u McEnter. of Harrison
county; w. =. Weinier. Of Tucker
county; F. W. Parsons. Of Wetzel
county; G.. +. Grafton. of Hancock
county; Burdette woodward. Of Wood
county; NJ. 4. White, warden state
p~enitentiary; =. c. Burlington and J.
NJ. Oliver. Of Cabell county: T. l.
Brett. a. VI. Glover. Russell Wilson. of
Marion county II. II. Hess and George
Shower. Of Berkeley county: Daniel
b. Luter. OF Indianapolis: J. L. LON
Der. OF Pittsburgh: Philip Sharpless
and George Warren. OF Boston. J. IT.
Pratt, Chapel Hin. y. c.: Henry G.
Shirley. VI o. Eldridge. Of Washing.
ton. and others.
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WARNING OF
JUDGE GARY
Is DISCUSSED

NEW YORK. Ian. BROKERS and
pressed the opinion yesterday that
Judge Ebert III. Garys statement on
conditions In the steel trade now ana
labor and to politics than TO financial
circles generally. They pointed out thar
Judge Gary evidently felt the need OF
conveying 10 labor and TO Washington
an Idea OF the conditions this country
would have to contend with In face OF
importations OF Cheaply made goods un-
less steps were taken to put up "A tariff
wall which would protect markets In
this country
In some circles the opinion was ex-
pressed that the statement was a warn
ing that the Steel Corporation would
yet conservatively regarding the re-
sumption OF dividends at the meeting
OF the directors which occurs towarl
the end OF the present month.
Frank y Nandcrlip, president OF tho
National city Bank. believes that this
country Is a long way irom .uatilOn
and over ~pansiO
II imitation means unsound expansion
L do not believe that We have yet seen
any imitation in banking he said.
Bank reserves are ample and the
character OF the loans - unusually good.
/ have long felt we eventually should
see banking imitation as one OF the re-
suits OF too large gold Imports and re-
duced reserve requirements. but 1 think
We shall see a great deal OF prosperity
before the time arrives when we can
say that expansion has developed into
imitation"
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Fridays Bank Clearings Increase 63.8 Percent;
Total for Month Now Predicted at $l2, 900
TOTAL FOR THE DAY s~4f4,713.se
COMPARED WITH
S252,25a.e3.
Clearings for the Month to Oats
Reach 50. 7o4. 945.s7, Increase Of
Se36 1920.

The day to day advance in the
Wheeling bank clearings goes merrily
on. and bankers who are In touch
with the local business situation are
now predicting hat the total clearings
for the month will be more thar
twelve million dollars. TIE total for
the month to dats-five banking days
is S..7Oi, 9i5.S7. compared win ST.
6~15.2SS.63. an increase OF SS36.469.2 20.
or 4is per cent as compared with the
same period in January. 1915. This is
an average of S550.OO0 for each day.
and on this basis the months com
plete total would be far more than
the twelve millions now being pre-
dicted.
Fridays clearing totaled $414.713.39.
compared with $253.23S.63. a rain of
Sl6l.474.76. or 63.S per cent.
Clearings for the month to date in
detail are as follows.
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FLASHES TO MAsrENs

The trend OF the market is still down
ward. but We do not look for any seri-
Gus setback at this time. At the close
last night our traders were very bear
ish and predicted that the market would
De subjected TO a sharp break before the
Dear movement eliminates. ON any
severe break we think stocks should
BE- bought FOR "A turn at least. The
market L. fast becoming oversOld. and
on the appearance Of any good news is
likely 20 rally vigorously.
/ see no particular weakness in the
market \ few o-ver-eXtended positions
and a newly Formed bear party. \ good
deal OF talk OF large loans and this may
curtail the buying power for n time.
ahead.
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WALL STREET SUMMARY

sterling exchange two
points to as new high on his move.
Italy has spent more than 1861 .OUO,-
600 on the war TO date.
Resolutions introduced in congress re-
Questlng department of justice 10 iuVcs-
tlgatc alleged ind Irvine trust.
President Coli OF United States Rub
Der says that general advance IN tire
prices by all companies H. Imperative.
preliminary OF Increased
orders on United States steel Corpora.
ton books as OF December 81 10 be
made public Monday range from 500.
600 TO 10000 tons.
United States rubber Co. directors at
Thursday meeting took no action ON
increase ia price Of tires.
Gross earnings T.. :. Rubber co. ns-
cal year ended December 81. ima
nearly six million more shan for pr.vi-
Gus year. net viii be "a little larger
than Tor 1914.
-Nv,raee price u industrlals 12O.62.
OF 6.4Osr.
20 railways 1OG.-5. of O.57c.
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LOgnn q BryAn's Closing stock Letter.

NEW YORK, Jan. THE initial de
cline was followed in the Afternoon
dealings by a smart rally in mostly all
issues. As liquidation especially in the
.industrialS In the recent past has been
rather heavy and the technical position
Conscqustly much improved. the mar
ket on the whole proved itself very
susceptible to a recurrence OF conStruc-
i've developments. should political
skies clear the copper issues "A long
Win the better class Of standard stocks
viii doubtless show a quick response.
especially II the Mediterranean matter
Is adjusted satisfactory.
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Cash quotations:
Mheat-No. = red S127. No. . red
sl.2tlz No. ? hard Sl22A l.23. No. }
hard S~P1sul2O.
Corn-No. 2 yellow old 76Ac. No. Z
yellow new 4O9s u72c; No. . white new
1Oia H7lac.
oats-No. J white i4ui5sc: stand
ard f6 n 40 &c.
Pork-Sl7.T5W 1915.
Lard-S9.S7 m 1909.
Hlbs-S9.S2 1852.
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NOW. ma. aid the young man
who was showing his visiting mother
Tho wonderful slRbts ~ tho city.
would you like 20 go into the park
HEd see Cleopatra Nerdle2'
% didn't nov that huaay ever used
a needle. She didn't spend much time
snWInr from the scanfy wardrobe che
bad In aI The picture Of he- that /
ever saw a. T. Edison
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WHEAT MARKET
WAS BEARISH
Closed Heavy w.th . Net Decrne-corn,
Oats and Provisions Also Suf-
fered a Setback.

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-Inereased re-
celpts and the growing difficulties OF
shippers had a bearish effect on wheat
to-day. The result was r heavy close at
IL u1%c TO 1Nc net decline, with May
Sl2ba Ul.25H. and July Si.17A
other leading staples. too. all showed
a set - &C to iaC. oats &C to
&C, and provisions 2hc 20 zoe.
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FINANCIAL
of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. w. va
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS 40 ON TIME DEPOSITS.
FINANCIAL
PACKARD CO. CUTS MELONS.
stock Dividend on Common ana Cash
Distribution.

DETROIT. Jan. AFTER a meeting OF
the company's board OF directors held
Friday. Alvan Macauley. vice-president
and general manage OF the Packard
Motor Car company. has nnounced that
In addition 20 the recent preferred divi-
dcud the company has declared. payable
February I. a 10 per cent stock dividend
on the common stock OF the company
and also a Ia per cent cash dividend.
The company" said Mr.. Macauley.
has decided that. having now substan-
tally completed its programme OF plant
expansion. "a reasonable portion of its
earnings viii be used to pay dividends
on the common stock 80 long as condi-
tons continue 20 Justify 30 doing"
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There arc fo many things 2 r.
buzz.
She saya as str start. In to cry
but what ia moro funny
When you band Hrr fHn money
There isnf "a tear in her eyr
judge
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa. Jan Credit bal
ancee. S22S Runs. 122.GA3. average.
o. sos. shipments $3.50. average. 3d.
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WHEELING. " Na. Jan. r no
Corrected py A. T. Masteu a Co. l.. r.,
brand Mgr. Rooms 2Of-2Os National
Bank Bldg Wheeling. ". Va.
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Pullman Porter-Ncxt stop Is yo' sta
tion. sab. Shall 1 brush 20 Off now"
Morton Morose-No: ~ r. not neces-
sary. When the train stops I'll step
/ ofG'-FrOm Judge.
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N. Y. STOCK

WHEELING. vs. va Iau. e. TO-.
Range OF active stochs 90 the New
York stock Exchange corrected duily BY
a. o. Master a. CO.. brokers.
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UNITED STATES TO
EXTEND ITS TRADE

NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-Dun's review
tomorrow will say
Preparations for the further extern
sion OF American enterprise are under
taken with Increased Nigor al the end
OF the holiday season. Domestic nance
are IN an unusually sound position and
funds continue superintendent Tor all
legitimate rv~quiremcnts while there ~
no lack OF the as TO the
launching and important projects. TN
Ike the beginning OF 1915. the new
years starts with a record production
aud distributlon-at nigh .priccs-in
many lines, and an accumulation or ror-
ward contracts that ensures a continu-
ance OF the exceptional activity in about
all branches OF business. Travelling
reports from every section of the cOuu-
try tell OF bright prospects in the com
troubles have developed IN the basic in
dustry but ON tho whole strikes are not
seriously .distriautlng. Weekly bank
clcarings Sf.Ju3. -ul,oi..
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. 7.-CatttIe-
MARKET steady, supply light. choice.
$50 r 80; prime r. $50.
Sheep-Market steady supply. light:
prime wethers. S71oH ..25. culls and
common. $3.50 500. lambs. 500 r
10 -: veal calves. $3.50 l2.25
double decks; prime hcavies. 40; me
diuns. heavy workers.. $3.50 1.55: light
workers.. 81. 30 n .io; pigs. $500 725;
roughs. $500 $50.
CHICAGO. Ill. Jan. 7-IIogs-Rc-
cstpts. 2t0u0; market weak and un-
changed 90 roc lower. bulk. $3.50 20.
ight. $500 20 ZOOS; mixed. s6.s5n 20.
heavy. SOS 20; rouehs. 1915 6.S5-
Cattle@Rcceipts. 1000. market firm.
native beer steers. ss.2O $50; western
steers. St.35 $40; cows and heifers.
S5l0T $40. calves. 5000 TIo.75.
wethcrs. S. 2or 90. ewes. Ss.0o $50;
lambs. $500 1850.
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STOCKS

WHEELING. " Va. Jan. : 10.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by 4 T.. Mastcn q Co. bankers
and rokers. National Bank OF Nest
Virginia building.
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WHEELING TRA0rzou coAPAH
"A CA1 sCE1DUL1
TAXING EJECT June Al, laoA

PANHANDLE LINE
ANIL WELLSbUR0
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling Wslisburs
Leave
12nd Street Ian.
Wheeling Welisburn
1890 q m 500
$3.50 y. m HOO noon
MOUNDSvILLE LINE
WHEELING N AOUND8vulR
Daily Except Sunday.
10th Street Law
Wneeling Aoundsv.lls
10 90 A. m l:io -
7:3O .. m
On lines having regular express ear.
vice. Weighing In excess OF
nfty. pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
passenger cars $500 and s;iS
.. m.
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LOCAL STOCKS
WHEELING. W Va. Jan. :. 'ls.
Iaily Quotation List or the wheeling
Stock exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08

Total shares $4,000.
Bonds S4.2lO.0GO.
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(@)-EN-diy. Ia per CEN.