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Evening star., 1919-12-28
Around the City.

She took the money and. without
word, looked up at him with the
sweet eyes of childhood that spoke
her thankfulness more gratefully than
tongue could say.
And as she ran storewards to replace
her purchase the other said to his
friend
Palmer | had more for that quar-
ter than any ever spent before Ana
the other replied
"Yes. you cut me out of that. would
have given a dozen quarters for that
one look out of that childs eyes
A CASHIER sat close to the big
window of a restaurant up 14th
street way. A tiny scrap of a color
ed boy stood outside with his face
glued to the glass-said face being
on level with the cashiers shoes.
And the boy kept calling:
Mister, l want some potato salad
and some -"
But the cars changed by and no one
heard except myself, who, passing
S'c"iy hHtW ,hat tlle tHIiu > utSpti-
ate wall was about as effective as
cricket chipping with no one by to
hear.
asked him why he called for salad
and he showed me slip of paper
with long list of eatables. beginning
with potato salad, which a lady had
ordered and sent him to get
,.I- HI. a..
door and walk in.
Lady, they ain't let colored folks
in that restaurant-but the lady sont
me and I've got to get"
We compromised by the proprietors
coming to the door and taking the
list, its guardian remaining discreet
ly on the sidewalk.
Well, there is one colored boy grow
ing up in this town who has no as
piration toward social equality in
the matter of estaurants-anyhow.
X X X
A CYNIC has no right to be alive
on Christmas eve, and yet, If you
had been in the crowd on the Avenue
Wednesday night you could have heard
scraps like these:
Il pasted Christmas card over the
address and after l had filled 1T with
candy and tied ribbon around 1t you
couldn't tell it from new"
My land. Josephine. aren't you
afraid she'll unpa ste the cards to see?
1T would be just like her."
Soak Your bones in cold water and
then lettem simmer over a slow fire
until they boil down to jelly"
Ben says I've got to send her a
little something on account of her al
ways remembering Gertie and LOU
but, as l say. what can you give a
cantankerous old maid, anyhow, ex-
cept stockings or handkerchiefs-so l
hSed up pair / got on my birthday
and----'
Ihe woman who overheard got what
was coming to her--see adage man
about listeners--but, praise be, there
are always compensations.
The crowd let her sauirm out abou,
'heh and she scudded across to where
pines and cedars Of country woods had
come TO market, as sappily green and
Oh more peaceful mission than those
other trees of Barnham Wood that
went to Dunsinane.
Against the forest of preen-hIaclk
shadows there was the flare of torches
the glow of holly and red of paper
chains; the spice Of dripping sap. the
buzz OF people and people and
Ihen the woman, who for a very
particular reason was hunting I'D the
very Oldest and poorest and auntiest-
looking OF brown squatters, suddenly
came face to face with the most splen-
ala thing In all this world-a friend
t was just smile, word and a
hand-srip but It put a Christina. an.
them In the woman's heart, while she
hunted up her squatter..
AND when found, she bought a
wreath for a grave.
MAMIE LANCASTER.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

lfXX /HO drinks schnapps alone
N/ in graveyard on Christ
mas eve?-Gabriel Grub !.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

a shop on Christmas night.
1t was pretty tree, green and
shapely. And it carried the pungency
OF the woods in it's fresh running
sap, but no one had wanted to buy
il and take it home.
Wouldn't it break your heart to be
Christmas tree and not get dressed
up in sparky things. with youngsters
dancing all around and trying to
sneak your sugar plums? And
wouldn't 1t hurt you to be that sort
Of a human, with nobody to-
Well, anyhow. a Christmas tree in
the street on a Christmas night makes
a lonesome picture.
uERE are two Christmas gifts to
this column. One was sent by a
really, truly poet, and the other by a
woman from out of the friendly un
known:
christmas eve two gentlemen stood
at 9th and F streets while a crowd
was boarding a car. A burly, busting
woman full-up with bundles brushed
against a little girl with such force
as to knock from her hand q package
presumably containing a priced gift
1t fell with a crash that told the gift
was china, and the child burst out
crying as she took 1t up.
One of the two gentlemen took the
package. opened 1t and found the bill
Of trifiing cost. The other, seeing it.
gave coin to the child.
Here. my little dear. dry your tears
and buy another"
Evening star., 1919-12-28
A Hurry Call.

MAMIE LAI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-04
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

(First Published Nov q, 1870
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
COUNTY OF GRADY,
TO John Surgcss if living, and if
dead, to the heirs of the said John
Surgess:
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned holds tax sale certificates
covering lots % and "a in block 20
in the town Of Alex, Grady county,
oklahoma. as shown by the official
map of said county; said tax sale Ger.
tlficates being dated November %,
1915, and covering delinquent taxes
assessed against, said property for the
year 1914; aud you are further noti,
fled that the undersigned viii with
in sixty days after the publication Of
this notcic, un,css said lands be re-
deemed by you before said time
make application to the county treas
urer Of Grady county, Oklahoma, for a
tax deed to said premises herein
above described.
1l-27,atI MARY N. MURDOCH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-04
FISH LAR WORKS OVERTIME
Here la One Concerning a salt Her.
ring That Is Challenge to the
Imaginative.

That IS the worst Of those fish sto.
ries Somebody always comes along
With a better one.
Recently The Evening News told the
Y, a. D.'s story Of the frozen fish that
came to life in the cooking pot Then
n correspondent naval officer, it
should be sald-casly puts that to
slahc.
AN interesting experiment was
tried some little time ago" he writes
to us, with an ordinary herring,
THE fish was put into large bowl
Of salt water and every DAY small
quantity Of water was removed and
M equal quantity Of 'frcy was sub
slliulcd until eventually the fish lived
and thrivcd in purely fresh water,
THE owner was 50 pleased with thc
success of his experiment that he then
tried removing very small quantity
Of water daily until the bowl was
empty, and found that the herring did
cXccllcntly, entirely without watcr.
and rs he WIS ~ lively in the empty
howl he had 10 put him in q cage
Here he lived happily, hopping
from perch to perch Just like bird.
until one day some Sudden noise star
tied him and he ftl' into his wafer
trough and-Was drowned !"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-04
OLIVE THOMAS
A Houseful Of Pep.

Olive Thomas, the charming and
yivacious Selznick star, will be seen
in the first Of her series Of Selznick
pictures, upstairs and Down" as a
delightful little baby vamp" No
man misses her flirtatious eye and
each falls victim to her enhancing
smiles To her man is life and fir
tations food, 1t makes no difference
who the man is, as long as he IS wAl-
ing to fail victim to her charms.
She loves them all fat, lcal sEoit
and tall
She Is a harmless litle body but
mischieyous one. she is hoppest
when she is busy getting in )r out Of
some scrapc She's a game little per.
son for no matter how big The risk,
she'll take it if there is any fun in il.
For the baby vamp," life is one iler.
ry, mad merry-go-round. She looks
through roso-colored glasses ard the
sun is always shining. When trouble
comes sho merrily throws il over her
with shrug and 4 SMILE. !
can fcaze her.
Olive Thomas. with her gaietY. VI.
5acity and pep is particularly adapt
I'd for such a role. She gives the
character life and feeling, and the de.
ightGul story of the irresistible baby
amp will be enjoyed by everyone
who sees Upstairs and Down" at the
'ugg tonight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-04
Lconardo,s Handwriting.

In one account Of The life II Leo
nardo da Ylnci we read curious
stery about the great mans handwrf'
ing 1t seems that it rcsembled char-
actcrs in Hebrew or Arabic, for lie
used his left hand and wrote from
right TO left Of the poge. instead Of
from left to right, as we do today
One OF Ia vincrs letters could. there
fore, only be read by holding 1t up bc-
fore 4 mirror.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-04

State Of Oklahoma, SIS.
County Of Grady.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-04
nnmesilc cat pinilnct snccIes.

The Egyptian cat seemed TO have n
good claim to the honor Of being the
ancestor OF the domestic cat, both on
account ot its tapering tail and size,
In which /, bears great similarity 70
The domestic cat. Eut pecularltics
which were discovered in its denttlon
were sufficient to remove its claim So
it seems best to consider the domcs-
tic cat a distinct species.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-04
(First Published Nov. 20, 1870
NOTICE or NEARING PETITION
TO MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE

| tflIpl uDllHueu NuNs ~ lJl|J
NOTICE or NEARING PETITION
TO MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE
State Of Oklahoma SIS.
County Of Grady
No 1913
In the County Court
In the matter Of the Guardianship
Of H. Clay Blake and Wanda y.
Blake, minors.
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA; To
All Persons Interested in the Estates
Of Said Minors, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that Grace
A. Blake the duly qualified and act
ing guardian Of said minors, has filed
in the County Court Of Grady Coun-
ty, Oklahoma, her petition praying
the court for an order authorizing
her as such guardian to mortgage the
following described land in Grady
County Oklahoma, belonging to said
minors for the purpose of paying off
existing liens and encumbrances; and
that said petition will be heard al the
court room at the county courthouse
in Chickasha, Oklahoma, on Monday
the Sth day Of December, 1919, at 2
O'Clock p. ~, at which time you and
each of you are required to be pres
cnt and show cause, il any you have,
why said petition should not be
granted.
The land sought to be mortgaged in
said petition is described as follows.
Southwest quarter of section 90 and !
northwest quarter and north half Of {
southwest quarter Of section 80,
ownship 10 north, Range Z, west Of
indian Meridian.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
aid court hereunto affixed this 18th
lay Of November, 1919.
THOMAS J. O'NEILL.
County Judge.
SeaD 11-20-3tw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-04

Better II is, toward The right con
duct Of life, to consider what viii be
the end Of a thing, than what is The
beginning OF IL; for what promises
fair at first may prove III. ana what
seems at first disadvantage may
prove very advantageous Wells.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-04
The LAG rree.

The lilac Is perhaps. all things con.
Sidered, the most splendid Of flower
Ing trees. Everybody Is familiar with
It's fragrance. The tree belongs 10
the olive family and is closely allied
TO me common privct but 1t bears no
hrshy fruit and is valuelpss except for
the splendor of its blossoms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

tending to business matters IN This city
Monday
W II. Whltt"kcr. Of Cincinnati wLs
business caller III this city Monday.
VIII Lampng. OF New Matanioras,
wa& ~ this ri:y IN business Monday.
Paul Litman returned from II business
trip to Wh"rlinE Monday
Roy T"npl";"n. rf Sheffield. Pa. is
Bowers koontz returned tn his home
i'll Tulsa. okla. Sunday.
Il. Z. l.itInan returned from business
trip /" Pittsburgh
Suda! afternoon ~" boys nf this
city came ~ MISSING and could not he
found IN tn. nearby towns. Monday
morning on the "nr!y train two OF III"
boys returned. The boys said IL was
their intent to run off. hut that after
they had r"nrhTI Wheeling they. would
just ns leave b. hone. The other three
stayed IN Wheeling and the parents or
the boys left this ely Monday on the
hunt %: ih,ru. Tho boys were found in
Wheeling and they returned ON the laIe
train with their mothers.
Monday evening in the Elliott build
inc tho Slsiersvillo Alumni and MaRno-
liza Alumni teams met for little game.
SistSrSvIiir'S team was very WcHk COM
pnrcd with MagnoliA's and the game
ended With the score OF 53-lT IN favor OF
Magnolia.
ON Saturday night game viii bs
played between Middlebourne High and
Magnolia High on the latters floor Tho
gam" will b" called at o'clock and an
interesting game Is assured
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Charters 1SSped

Wrv; Virginia Editorial association.
with headquarters At Charleston l"
gather Information ana iu!"iIiE'n"". tel
cgraphir and otherwise. for IN" MS" AN"
benefit Of IT'S members. /" rr""i"i" ih'
interests az u"wSpan'r'. |" "nl!fS' ih' u
liclL - rud,'avor. 10 establish 'hSN
rnG,. rt ethics among the members 80
ihr newspaper profession. aud IN mas
dung 10 advance III" highest ana r"'S'
Interests 81 III" people, was inr"rh"F-
a'r9 hy the secretary "f stat" ''"h!
II IS 20 bc ofti"crrd hi y. Y. NJ l'""col
cf Ger. =. = """yldrut. !. II. i-"nr. ~
Huntington. vicc-rr"siicn': +. v. Nor
eris Of ParkrrSburE. secretary.
Dihsr n"w charters iu'."'.'-.
..,u:.,.ISs ii";iS. HM! N-'.'.. '"iH-
pany. R!uchclG. Son "rh capital S'"rN
20 erect houses ana huiid!n@S 1" man
ufaCyurc building materials hnd sup
,,.f;->. incrrpurat"u ry ". = farriCr ~
Newport. Va =; II Mark'. /. C.. VII
lis. =. T. Crus" ard W T. R"ss. all az
lIluciirld.
10 Tho AncriS' Srr,"ih ""HpanE, Blue
field. FOR maru'ryiuriti.. huying and
selling d. gunus ur'i ':uthing al re-
+ail: capital stock -I."r": in""rpnra
fotra Augrie,. VI. :: Sam"th. R"#"
Ancrist ana Harry .Nngrlsr. Of Rlu"ti"ld,
and J. l.. Samcih &: W"l"h
Tn" Lincoln I'""d and l'r"duc" com
pany ii West iiamlIu. Lincoln county.
with capiial sock ~ Slh.nNh: will soil
produce n, "ir"lHsal" and retail. nj
rnrpur;ii.rs. = ". Mclean. EUsia""
Adkins =. f. Hodges. Herbert Adkins.
Il ". I.iav:llr and q. l.. OXlcy, all Of
West Hnmlin.
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STOCKS HELPED
BY B. { ]. DIV.

NEW YORK. Jan. :@@.--Trac'Vs cox"
n,i,,ed 20 .hc Shor, side Of the STOCK
market rt:rw 81 their Efforts I" oeP'
quoted val,"s today. h'i; met win 'Nu' ,
fcrcr. Success. standard SH"uViti'S e''"
cinS an unexpected ;!"Er'"' OF S"eps
from; substantial >s,;iT'''">.
Dsct1r,r.n ON ." III" &C CiEid'AN ~
baltimore & ohio common anG i '''
ter Understandings OF III" rHc'f. '"''"H
Of tho Interstate ro,rm"rc" N't'''''ss''''
rcra riding rates w-rc h'.atNi |" Rats
in which gains at u points "'',
Quit. general. Texas & Pacific resume"
us leadership Of secondary 'eASiSi "''
tons with an "N:rcu'" adV7I'c' w -
most points on heavy aC'o"'N''',
Stc,,ls and equipments also owed 'h'',
,--co,,,.- i,,o-,oyr,nrnt TO more hopeful
tendencies Including tho statement '"'''
rho Emitted STAGES Steel Corporations
and other lars, producers ar" coht'"-
ming 70 operate at htSh KAT" ~ ca
pacitE. ,,,,:-
usual course. oils being the mos '"h-
snicxnus tra;ur" II that part
Mexican Petroleum dropped SHaeP'S
from, is early advance OF points I"
an extreme setback OF and H"- so
nrsf,.rr"d exhibited IN" same 0H*';Ip,''
Qualities II t;lo-' moderate "''
though minor ShipptrES StrS:is "'''i'u
Coppcrs sac;:ed on add'h"na'
of q genera. t"'t!ns down o. l'''. 49,
dnstry and prospects =: reduced o'E:-
dc,ds and Hide and Leather prctsrT'!.
strdshoker and dtstilling shares reacted
~ , points whereas ;ohaccos. pacN'ns
.nd naonr issues displayed .H;ermlttsn'
strons,h. Sales amounted 10 49e'''o
shares. r,;nor
Domestic bonds. especially ,! nl'uo.
rails, continued to weaken and liberty
issued cascd. but foreign tieta''"nS
were Arm. French government So 5 rs s-
ing almost y pr cent. Total Sa.ss
tpar valucl. Sll.G75.oHH. Old un''se
States registered As lost y per csn>
on sales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

When the y. S. Navy Reserve
Band comes to town and gives its
street parade s n curtain-raIser TO
its popular-priced benefit concert, its
line of march through downtown
streets will probably be at least one
mile in length. 1t may be twice or
three times that length. Whatever
its length. it will be Hardship!
Any bandman will tell you that
marching over strange streets blow
ing a horn or a pipe, eyes on music
excepting for the occasional glance
at ones feet one can steal. is fraughht
with much difficulty and much grief.
No matter how smooth the gong
is, there are little depressions IN the
pavement that he can't help bYt step
in, or little rises that he can't help
but slightly stumble over.
Every mis-step means punishment,
In a place where nature intended
there should be no punishment. It
doesn't take many mis-steps to raise
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mission today by tho li""klcy Business
Mems association. charging inSuIhr'cht
passenger train service on the fIncS
branch Of that road n IEA!"lEh COUNTY.
The complaint asks restoration Oh IN"
two round trip passenger trains u'''!
between Oulnnimont ana Lester by way
of Hccklcv. connecting with tho Gram
berry branch trains nj Bccklry and
R"cklcy mountain. service was cur
Jailed during ihc war.
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I bruise. and before he knows it.
that hruisc is 4 blister. and tender
as 4 boil. Think Of the poor "gob, y
who, after the ordeal is over. must
use those same bruised. hlstered lips
in doing his part in a two-hour con-
cert.
The Navy Band, in the Liberty
Loan campaigns alone. visited fully
COO towns. In nine nut Of ten OF
them the band had to parade any
where from three blocks to three
miles. over dirt roads, corduroy
roads, broken down brick roads.
Alpine-like asphalt roads and cinder
roads. The average parade was
milc~and half. which was true also
of the thousand-odd parades in he
half Of War Stamps. Rcd Cross and
other patriotic efforts.
Expressing the thing statistical!y,
they have marched fully 2.400 miles
I 600 plus 1000 a mile and q half
since war was declared, and at the
rate of three bruises and two blsters
per mile per parade per musician
playing q wind" instrument, have
accumulated per wind instrument
operator a total of 1900 bruises and
$500 hlisters. Talk about Your rush
ing machine gun nests.
The hoys in the. band have seen
only this kind Of warfare, because
the war ended before Uncle Sam
could graduate them from his train
ing school as ensiGns ready for sea
duty, but they've suffered prtpor.
tionately as much in the cause Of
Liberty as the boys who got "over
there"
II you can't think Of any other
reason for patrontzinG this concert
whose proceeds are to be divided pro
rata among the gallant boys who
Blow and Bled II they could not
Bleed and Die. this should DO suffici-
ent!
MI CIV tw" concepts at the Cour; SUI
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

TIfTSBI ETfI Ian, 2---NNlJIt~-
Steady; supply Git. Prime. $500 q
1916.
Shrcp-Slow: supply far. lTlne
wcthcrs. SlL0rmli5V: rills and COM
mon. S450GTG0O: lambs. $1,000 # 1900;
veal calves. sl".;i a son.
lIv Ss---Stcady; receipts. - d"n"f
decks: Primo heavics and. mediums
SIS nomlSl1: heavy Workers. Sl'.I5R
1880; light Workers.. 900 1900: pigs,
Sl5 0nO II 1850; ruughs. $4,000 i6."3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
SHARP BREAK
IN CORN MART

CHICAGO. Jan. @2.--Announccmcnt
that vessel charters had been taken Tor
900 900 bushels Of Argentine corn 20
come III the United States, brought
.,hou; q short break here today in prices
of corn. The market closed unsettled
l, to SEC net lower with February
sl2SA to S1.n9T. and May s1.2% 10
Sl23M Oats lost &c to 3Hsci Provt-
sious finished unchanged Ia SIC lower.
I OPEN. | High Low. | Close.
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Cprb Mining Stocks,
TOLEDO GRAH.

Tt1t.FfD. ONO. Jan - I"vor*s,, u
Prtu>o cash. SO 30: January. $3.50. I.U-
ru:.ry. s2i -. March, $3.50.
Alslke--Prirr" cash and January.
Sits; March. $;1..3.
rimothy--E'r.:is" ASH. ~. So: n"w
and Jau,.ar:. xt.a5. February. S;.".:
March April and May. $S.c3; S"E.'Hmb'r.
35G5.
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New York Cotton Market
WHEELING ". Va. Ian. /"

WHEELING. W. Va. Ian. 80. 10.
Furnished no lnclligcncer by A b
Mnsten L Co.. members OF the New York
1tock Exchange. National Hank BUILD
a6. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis i. Brand
manager.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WfiEEi.!Nt:. ". Va. Jan -. -.
E>,-u.Srrd II. Intelligence: uy A. -
nas,en & CO.. lrc"lnsrs OF III" New I"rS
STOCK r:xc;arg". National Bank Buiid'
Irr. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis Z. Eraad
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WNE.ELING. y. Va 2. =
Furnished the lnt-ili,'i.'.'': Sc. d" =
Nasten K Co. members or the Nc" '':'
stock EAchal.Ec. National Bank i}uIlG'
ug. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis L. Brace,
mannYnr.
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WILEEI ING, W. Va. Jan 30. 10.
Furnished the !@:cuiGcncer by d Z
nasten & Co. members OF the Ne" fors
Stock Exchange. Ta'tnnal Bank Huiic'
Ing. Wheeling. W. Ea. Louis L. Brand
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan 3. n
Eurn,sn.d The inten,sepcer by A Y
aasten < Co, members Of the New 1S.A
stock r:xchanee National Bank Buua'
ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis F. BEsaa
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
lG,yyrusi. I:p. pes IL

WHEELING W. Va. Jan -, ls.
Furnished til. inlclle.nccr by a Z
unstrn & Co. members OF the New forH
Stock Exchange. National BnuE bufo'
rig Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Bruno.
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pCTBOIEUM,

OIL. CITY. Ia. Jan. 20 .--Cr"dh bal
ancrS 81 Runs J4.21l: avcrlc" b3,?43
Shipments SLIGO: Average 3a.leS.
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TOpcn.! High. Iov. Close
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan. 20. -.
Daily ouotniiou list Wheeling Stock
,Schanse. compiled for the IntclliEcn-
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Complaint Filed,

Complaint Filed.
Complaint against the management Of
the Chesapeake * Ohio railroad was
Med with ;hc stat" public service COM
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The l.; S Navy concepts the
dnyia Il direction : ID OF Wheeling
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

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