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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
rant. Lots I and ., Sec. 81, 7. z, R. 0. Make
offers to DR.. 9. j.. Kelly, Glare. Iowa. 4sws7

COCkRELLS: Full blooded Rhode Is
land Red Ncockrells. 1919 hatch. to sell
at So and SO ach J.. Ben Lewis. Phone
Liz Z. X. +. ID. 3, Durant. 1WAi.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
LOST
MISCELLANEOUS

AUTHORIZED negro war history, 74i
pages, with peace terms. by Kelly Mil
Ter of Washington, 100 pages. best book
for colored people ever written, price
only $3.50 selling like wildfire. Outfit
free. Act quick. Jenkins Publishing Co.
Washington, ID. C. Evil.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FARM FOR SALE: Fin 100 acre farm
5 miles southeast of Roberta. rs acres
under cultivation. nearly all balance
can he cultivated, fenced and cross
fenced. Also house and three lots in
Durant. Both properties to sell at bar
gain. w. a. Dickinson. Phone SO. Dur
ant, Okla. b1wst.f
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09
FOR

FOR SALE Frost Proof Cabbage Plants
for Sale. Cabbage Plants Postpaid,
$3.50 pc 1000, Cabbage Plants Express
Collect. $500 per 1000. Ask price
large quantity. all varieties. Georgia.
Texas Plant Co. Dallas, Texas. 2wa4
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09

MEN WANTED for Detective Work.
Write ]. Ganor Former Govt. Detec-
tive.- Danville. Ills. 2w4
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-01-09

Statesmen WANTED to solicit orders
for lubricating oils. greases and paints.
Salary or Commission Address THE
HARVEY OIL Co, Cleveland. Ohio.
Evil
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-26
Sic ySolfspof" nah Sentihlano.
preis pro 3ahr $500. nmoreenftern" uno
nIoroitern" nadb ~Oeutid,lano
$500 pro 3ahr.
Die @oIt 9ie9ulutiOnen iiber ben SerIanot BON @Bwuurer
uad 9eutidlano.

~9ie ySolfspoit" mad Geuthlanb perienoen mir bon iebt an
81 nr S2OO pro Snbr, luo Die rNorOiern"- 3ettngen, aIo yYfor.
genitern" ieoen 0ienstag uno Den ~%gOrofern" ieoen 5retag, fr gu.
tGn1men MIR S4OO pro Sabr. SIS fam fem 3mefel ooriber beteben
oaB oentlte 3eitungen BON bier orlben nit gr0Bter Sebnhudt erDar.
tt uno nit 6reuoen geeien werOen. GaB geraoe unfre 3ehungen
ais Eralent an ole 2Rben oriben in ieOer 9infubt IDEAL fnb, peroen
ipoDl ole rnlere 2eler iogen. Ifan ienoe inns geitelun8en sleih elm,
uno ale meroen mir ior8hdit al5iubren.
Bafetppt GegulatiOnen.
Bodete nit gBmaoren nf oriiben oitrfen nidt iber II Rfunb
ipiegen, uo nif)t iber 6 6nf lang o6r 6 Suf i'm ltmaHa ien.
Starfe @appihofden, gut umibnirt, egren itd am beten uno pe.
gen am Ieihteiten. Ser Snbolt fam irgeno etmas nidt leiht Ser.
oerbltdes oil @BDaaren iin, nhe &affee, Sbee, Gbotolaoe, Geis.
@ebI in 9~Iehbifien, Seife. 3ufer, Sped uo ~bOneleB BAN" aber
fem Sal3' o0er Sul3feiih, etc. fem. ollie e~eoroten 8ro6ufte mifen
aus Dem Snlanoe Itanner. Se0er Abienoer befommt in Der
Yoft elm Celebrations. 3 rmuI a r sum AuSfiQen. 0nbet
fonnen Die 9eamten bebiiHlid fem, unO tie weroen ole ioniiee aus.
tunt er5euen.
Sbne 3meieI miro Ser Gerfebr nob oriben groBarhae 9iten.
itonen annelnen, unier SIIfsperf miro urermeBlifen Seaen ihaf.
fen uo Miuionen gebrodene Ser3en Gifridten, 10 oaB inn itfper.
geprlften oeutiher &olfe Dieoer &raft uno Nutb fir cine frobe gu.
funt einfebren fonnen!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-26

ib better. sd fonutc farm ipre-
den uor iuuercr Grrcgtbeit.
is ihlug gcraOe 1iitternaft,
antrUortctc iie mijoe.
Mic gebannt ltarrte ih aui Den
Ioten uno iaBte mpiafiirIih ali
ole 9ruittnidc, in Scr Der 3cttcl
fniiterte, aui Dem Ser Hume 0es
8%critorbeuen geitar0en bate nn0
Damn in Der GtunOc ocs (oocs oui
gebeimnispoGe Beiie au5geIoiht
uorocn mar, - ousgcI0idlt wie
iein 3rdger ans Dem 9udc Der &c
benoigen. - llno nit einem Dial,
BiBte idl onB nidt i6 6a5 getou
YMas ion i'd &bnen nod lang
e80AIen2 Sd itelte felt, ooB Scr
Bauer oemIclben @ijraengcI erlcgen
mar, scr uIlten inn IaI 10 oiel Sam
me- in Ole 6dlticr getrnqcn Bate,
ser Gipbtheriti5. Mdrc i'd
pfIifttreit 6cm Gufc ociolat. 10 mo
re i6 nod 3lir rcd)ten ;3eit gcfom
mcn, - Elm Qilitr0brcnihnitt bate
i'm Qerettet.
IS bat LANCE geoauert, bis i'd
ilber oieie Gpliooc mcine3 2ebens
Dinmcggcfommen bin; i'm 0run0c
bin ib eS aud beutc. mad 10 uielcn
5abren. nod niht. lln0 pcnn man
mid in Der gon5eu @eqeno ais einen
9lrit rilbmt, Der 81 ie0cr Cages
nno 9tadt3cit iiir einen Sranfen,
audi Sen ornitejl, 81 baben lit, 10 lit
on@ mr. cine 6olqe ienc3 nGdtlidcn
GrlcbniNcs. 0enn INNER. ipcrn i'd
Dcriuht bin, mciller W~}ii0iafcit unN
Ab9eipanntbcit nnt3ugcbelt, 10
bralld)te id mlr icnc2 Gotten 81
9eoenfef. Ser emit 3n mitternGht,
lifer Stunoc an meincm Sdreib.
tiIfl iaB. INN icincn 1}anten aus ser
Siite ser 2cbcuoi1cn SIT lneihen,
ans Ser cr au5gcihic0cn mar 0urdl
mcjn &cri6uI0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-26

@on3rihtjg nSo," 'ogty
Ser oitc Y}ohn nit Ser dol0cncl
llbrtctte fiber icincr uniauQrcidcu
@cltc. lid babe jipcj uno elm bal
bcs Iuecno Sinner.
Ger ouocrc Nionu fcliitc. Tonu
iu0tc CT: ~MjrtIih 3ruci uno eiu-"
4@cwiB Got." ioQtl Ser eide
Gin babies Gugcu0 nuo ich$ NM
3rcl No3u mod't od't
0te Reirrpefrtfur
Nciuter: ~%it 6r0ultiu Sote 81
NOuicy"
Gj,n'tmdN5cu ~32ciu 1crr
NaimcJitcr,'
Nd mtjtt bod ilctcu lbr id6.
lies bIoNoea Nnor am Stltiter Qcir.
hen 3u tobcU2~
-Goa lit m5ll,H Srduleir
Gdtc Ut ab1y ms EDcotcr lcgan.
eeH''
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-26
Dos ~5tetbajhop.
Gene GmtuiflnnN ans cincm Sin
bcrIptel5eng.

Gas 9unoe9 . 8cnrnobclt3mnt
ldrtIbt: Us lit 1cro0e e~ir;ju10ert
Sabre fer, ooB 9teue GyeopDiIe
@Dnclutbe 2acuntc, ctucr Der 9abll.
BREEDER Ser mo0trnen WtcOi5in, in
ben Gdrtcn 0c3 %olpre bcobadtGte,
ME ipIclen0e &inocr nui Die our1
&oi5ltiite l~j6er,ragenen @erduide
botdtcu. Gie8 CAB Inn 0ie ,Soce
ein, OIcieIbe Yt2tbo0e 81 b%cnilbeu.
IN bel Der llnte:luhung Der &un0e
zines Hatienten ole gtemgerduihc
81 boreu. gr gilg nob @aule mo.
mafte iid cine Gobre ais geleim.
tenn Hapier; Damn erperInentIerte
er oanit in ~ieitcr 4bteilung oe5
9}eder-@oipitals. &on oleicm 3pi-
i6enfnu I'M Garten oes 2ormre ga.
tiert 0a5 mo0crne Stetboifop, mel.
DIES Der mO0ernen mcoijlniif)eu
Brari3 beinabe mcrieelih lit.
Die eriten BON 9oenncc ber9e.
Itellten Stetboitope maren DC.
men, Die beute g~cpobnIib III oieiem
San0e bcriltt wer0en, ulGbnllh;
oenn tie Darcn 10 fo~nltruuert, 0au
lie MIR iiir elm Or 3u gebrauhct
luaren. 9tidlt90 eitomenigcr fIn0et Die
urIprilnglide Don Hoeunec einQe-
Iilbrte Sorte in Den europQildcn
SIn0ern nod ul@geoehnte 9crlit.
sung. lln5, ole mir inbe3ltg altf
Hcinlihfeit in ouenl, mas nit Dem
mo0ernen 6oipital 5ulummenbdrgt,
gepobnt 1ln0, tommt e5 ieItlum Dor,
ipenn mir erlabren, ooB Der id)mltt-
5lge 3uItan0 Ser Y~aticnten IN oen
9olpitQlern 81 2aennec5 3eiten eS
ju etelbaft fiIr Die Ncr5te mad)te,
oen Uerauihen ~5lliub0rcn, inoem
man 0nS DIR oircft oui 0ie 8rult
oes NatlGltcn Ic9t.
Haennec CAB ieincr Grinding
ben Namen, infer Dem 0ie 8orrid-
tun9 nod bellte befannt lit. @r lei.
tetc oaS @ort Stctboitop por 5pei
grledIifen Wur}eln ob, bon 0cnen
Die cine D8ruit" mo Die anocrc
pbcobod)ten" be0ultet.
I'm oaS Stetboifop 5u bcniibcn,
muB man 0a5 Sultruntent alli Die
audte 8rult Oe3 Notienten IeQcn.
Au8 oicicm 0runoe fam cine or.
oentliHe llnteriudung Der &un1cn
MIR ltattiinoen, menu ser 8otient
bis sur @iiite entfleioet lit. Rad,.
loili9e Ier5te ucriuden mod)nmol,
Ole BRITT 0eS 9%dtlentcn ourd) Die
Hleiocr 81 tmteriuhcn, cod cine
oerartige ltnteriufung Bat teincn
@ert. g8er pcrl06lide Nu9funit
ltber Den 3litan0 lcincr 2unacn ba.
ben mill, Qebe nidlt ST cincm GOT.
Tor, Der an cine 10 n~ad)IdiIiQe
@eiie p%eridbrt. Is lit 3cit. uno
0el0ncrluit.
Or. 2aenrec nlroe in Guimpcr
N Der 9rctagne om II. 6cbruor
1881 gcborcn mo mitd)3 in oel,
%mtrn6i1iten Subrcn ser @eidnd,te
6rantreihS bcron. Gr ituoicrte We.
ol3in III Eari5 mo crbiclt icinen
goftortitcl i'm Sabre 1904. Gr
ltarb um Is, 9Innuit 1926, i'm fri.
Ten Nltcr BON IS %.hr.., nu0 in
oemIelben icItioncn alien StGotden
Ger @rctoane. III ser cr 3ucrit on$
Sld,t Scr Nclt crblidtr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-26

Srumpt. Game Gn SGea-
teri: No.. Nt, bclIt}ltu9c Jibt e
feline DSieNirlro5" mcDr!"
@err: aSh00c. meme 0nQoige
- ocnn Grnhcn Qibt'3 Qcullql"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-26

Der proiaiide @attt.
6rau Tin ser 2!lde linBeno): nGie
Iin0en &iiite Nno erlpaht.~
Mann: n0nt. riedeu aber Der
o0ftig nn6 angtbfanuter 4liIh!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-26

Ginpi If elpapicr Gid
terIin9; nIt, III ncltciter Belt MGR
Den meme 8e0idte 10 menig be.
gebrt!"
6reuno: pa ia, pcr fam lid
oeun aud bel ocn terrcu ,3eiteu
@iirlte fouicn!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-26

Mnnouce. .Nuritiobrif
fault 9drme uon @lefcranten, Die
bereita l0n9tre Bet I'M Moiier sc,
Iegeu Dnben."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-26

8nnuerircW belt 0c-
iangnI2mGrtcr 6um eingcIielcrteu
Strold): oNobct Sie uiellrIdjt Ct
mas III Ser Eoid)e?" Sal -
Ser oamlt!" Gas fam i6
nidlt berQcbcui" n@icio?"
s23elI2 ein God it,"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-26

@emei&. 9roiciior (oer
eiuen Ytann nit frlmtmen Nbi0Ben
ltcbt); @ie0er elm 9cpeis, 0uB Die
Groe rrm0 it'll
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-11
Daily Paper Cheers
Boys at Camp Devens


out with the boys anytime. Yester-
days story carried the name OF
Charles Flint being nearly overcome
by heat. The first name should have
been Walter. Fortunately today none
oil the men dropped. 1hls fact was
due probably to the change in the
weather, it being quite comfortable
outside.
Among those who have reported
| sick since the company arrived IN
camp are Private George h. NORM,
sore foot; Corporal Gordon Shuffelt,
sore fingers; Sergeant James Jones,
Weston. Rankin, Leonard Currier,
Melvin Kelley, Edwin Camp and C..
/ Z. Turner and joseph w. Akin, and
Sergeant Rufus Percy. Most of these
men were i'll from the effects of the
inocculation for typhoid fever which
they received Monday afternoon.
Some were affected worse than 9TH
erS.
Corporal Rudolph Bigelow has
been appointed mail clerk for the en-
tire First Vermont Regiment and
of course is one off the most popular
men in all of the seven companies.
Buster has his motorcycle with him
at muster and is the best fitted man
for the job for this reason. He
makes several trips each day to the
general camp postoffice getting the
daily mail and depositing for mailing.
the company outgoing mail. BY far
the most popular piece of mail COM
ing in is bundle of Caledonian-Re
cords, which are distributed free to
every man in both Companies L and
d. This paper, publishing all of the
news from Northeastern Vermont
gives the boys fine chance to keep
in touch with the happenings at home.
There are lightweight men attend
ing the annual encampment, nineteen
of the boys having been left behind.
Those that failed to make the trip
were excused for various reasons,
some because they were sick, and
others because Of business interests.
They are James McCarten, Charles
Mayo, David Camp, George Mitson,
Wesley Lanpher, Harold Keith, Leo
Lahar, H. Bowman, George Wells,
Howard Hackett, John Kir~ Oscar
Berry, Sam Davis, PATSY Dalv, Frank
Kelsey, Chester Mooney and Leon
Henrichon. The boys at home certain
ly don't know what they are missing
because the boys here are having the
"times of their lives"
An automobile rife school has just |
been started for which men are train
ed to be expert auto rifle shots. The
up to date are privates
Louis Philip Aubin, Gordon Mooney, (
John Shaw and Arthur Palm. The
Doys,it is said, are making good.
1t is really remarkable how quick
y the boys have taken onto the army
ife and how rigidly thev live up to
he rules laid down. There is never
that every man isn't out Of
bed at the first sound of the bugle
blowing reveille. The boys seem to
axe pride in doing things with a
nap and dash.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-11

Husband. 1t is the story of a pretty
girl, homely man, a mule driver and
a game of forfeits all rolled into
matrimonial nightmare. Don't miss
VIII Rogers in almost Husband"
It's festival of fun and romance.
Use Nazol for Catarrh. adv
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-11
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, 1920

The good locker" school teacher
finds it easy to get job, but the
superintendent usually soon has to
fill her place while the wedding bells
ring.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-11

Use the American Liver Tablets.
adv
The office of DR.. w. A. Gage will
be closed from Aug. / until Aug. II
adv.
Use the American Liver Tablets.
adv
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-11

Hon. Bourke Cochran will make
some informal remarks this evening
at o'clock sharp, at the Lawn
Party on the grounds of st. Aloysius
Church. adv.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-11
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Use the American Liver Tablets.
adv
He is one of Americas foremost
humorists. He is the Worlds cham
pion lariat-thrower He is the home
lest man in motion pictures-and
the funniest. Who? Will Rogers.
And he is coming to the Globe to-
night in the most delightfully."- human
ph9toplay ever screened. "Almost a
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-11

Entered as second-class matter
May l, 1916, at the post office at st.
Johnsbury, Vermont, under the act
of March 8, 1879.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
NEWELL

NEWELL. W. Va. Jan. l.--liarrN
TamS. If Lawrence. announced tonight
that everything was in readiness LOT
tn, launching Of the census enumeration
in Grant district outSId" q: chester
Friday morning. Mr.. Tams territory IN
rludrs Newell, Congo. Jocton, Lawrence
willie and small rural communities.
Edward Cuberly. aged 10. Of Newell
has record Of perfect attendance NJ
the First Presbyterian Sunday school
for the past eight ycrS. il was announc-
cd today Each year hc has been gwen
a book by the Sunday school because OF
not having absent marks.
Because Of the delay in the shipment
Of a gas engine. TN" opening OF inc
Novelty Clay Forming Company'S old
plant. recently acquired by J. W. B"'h
and. Other East Liverpool men, i"r inc
manufactures Of electric porcelain goods
has been postponed until January H. II
was announced tonight.
4 New Years entertainment. featured
hv a sketch. n Slight Mistake" was
given by the Bible school Of the First
Christian church at the church Thurs
day owning.
Tho Columhians." a musical troupe.
will present the fourth number Of tho
lyccum course being under the auprr"s
Of Clark Lodge. No. AZ. odd Fellows.
in the First Presbyterian church Mon
day evening.
New Years day was quietly observed
in Newell. All Business houses were
! closed.
Tho Methodist Episcopal churCh's ser
vice flag containing 81 stars will u" de-
mubillzcd at special services III the
church Sunday evening. Rev. Jesse
Deeds. the pastor. will deliver special
sermon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
Radiator Covers save your walls
Wheeling Tent Awning Co. Tel. 6e5'
Wellshurg Briefs.

Miss Gladys WuUdhuuS" has return
cd tn her home in Pittsburgh. after a
VISIT with relatives IN this city. &c.,.
Miss l.llzah",h Kraft is spending Il
rew days with relatives IN Pittsburgh
Pa , =,
William u. Earrus has returned to
M"tdvlllr. Ia. after spending the hoil-
DAYS with his parents. Key. ana MFS' W.
t.. T.. Rar"uS.
{ Ralph Norcross has returned home
after a visit with his parents at SISTERS
Mrs Henry Koucha of Avolla, Pa. IS
n visitor At the home of Mr.. ana MIS- l.
Scltner. r,.,.;
LLOYD Linton has returned to Balti-
more Md, after Il visit w!th MS SI%l'I
Hiss Minnie Linton. Mr. Linton IS a
student at the John Hopkins University.
J. l.. Jones has r"iurn"d home "it'l
visit with his parents. Mr.; ana -NrS'
IC. \. Jones. Of Moundsv!llr, w. Va.
George Cox has accepted II position as
! drummer nj the Grand theatre. F"!lhns-
! bee .,
Mrs. Fred SaG"rmnn has r'iurh"H 10
! her homo m Canton. ohio. after visiting
| relatives and friends in IhIS CITY.
| Mrs. Oscar FIlluEcr anr small son
J George HAY" returned I" ih"IF h',hl" III
; Columbus Ohio. after visiting rclatiNcS
| and friends in tins city ,-.,..o,,
! Archie Mercer and family nav" moEcu
| to their new hom" on fIfth ana COM
mCrCC street.
! JuSrph have returned I" lhelF h"'I'
! AFR Visiting relatives in Rochester
! Miss Della Thompson "f Middle
hCurur. ". Va spent the W""k-cud Win
! Miss Anna Frauh'rt On tMtricS street,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
RAILROADS OF U. 5.
NEAR A STANDSTILL
DURING PAST YEAR

CHICAGO. Jan. 1--StatIStics compiled
nv the Railway Az" show that III" year
I92O begins with the Development OF the
railways OF tho United States nearer
a complete Standstill than AZ any time
since the first railway was laid IN Am
erica.
in The, year 19l9" says tn" Railway
Age. Tho total mrl"aEc az new Inns
built II the United states was oHS
miles THIS il n" smallest hcur" when
has ever been recorded by tins pare :.
Furthermore Il does not represent a net
increase IN mrlrAG". During tn" year
6S9 miles of main lin" railway were
abandoned for operation. Hr.or 10 thr
wear 1915 the mileage OF the country
was steadily increasing although the
rate AZ which 10 was increasing had oeen
diminishing for some years cspecialLF
since 1910. The available statistics IN,
d,cAte that since 1915 the mileage OF
line abandoned has been substantially
greater than the new mileage built,
During the three years from l'i' |"
1919 Inclusive. our statistics nGlcAt"
that operation was Abandoned on %."t!
miles Of line whIl" IN IN" same PERIOD
only 3.&S6 miles Of extensions, branch
and other ur~ ,'n"S wcr" CompI'teu,
Thus il appears that during tn" last
three yCarN there has been actual De.
crease Of o&% miles IN the ml"aG" ~
railways operated IN the United states.
The StatiStIrS regarding III" numb
Of locomotives and cars ordered make
thus year thu smallest number Of freight
cars ordered 'u any year for the RAJ,
ways Of the United States sing" l"pI
waN 62.66". ;h.s being tn" number or
dcrNd in 1909. In the year 1919 tho
number Of freight cars ordered was
only 1854. and nearly all these orders
were placed by private car lines as IS
shown BY the fact that 1885 Of the
total orders were for tank cars.
The number of freight cars built Tor
use IN the United states railways was
much more satisfactory, being lDO.Alo::
Tho result. Of course. Of the number OF
freight cars built So FAR exceeding the
number ordered is that at the "nd or
the year the car builders have almost
no orders for American railways LETT
on their books.
THE number Of locomotives ordered
was 2l4 and most OF these were ordered
by Industrial roads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The Iron Age;
In its weekly summary or the iron and
steel trades will say: Iron and steel
markets are NOR" active than iS com
mon a; the opening Of 4 new year
Pittsburgh in particular reporting SuS-
tanned demand for pig ,ron. S"ur-t'niSn-
cd steel and finished products. The
mills are carrying over large t"nNaSeS
into i43r. So iIrg" n certain ilN"N - V
DrcClud, urw business for many weeks.
ordinarily u.w WORKS under CCnStruH'
tion are an important factor III tho out
look for nov yr2T. To-day. with me
production 50 far below rApar.'y. more
steel plants would mot h"lH. Not since
the opening Of i@ll hay" :" Few ne"
steel furnaces been uud,r constructor
a. are reported by ~" industry. our
summary shows thai . new vN"n-h"arth
furnaces were completed IN l%l3. "Ira-
bic OF producing 25.GoQ toms \ Year. To-
dav. - are under CONSTRUCTION with an
nUal capacitv Of So. 900 tons. ~ tho
four war wears hcElnnIuE January l.
1915. no less than 1900. oGn tons was
added 20 The Cu;IEtrv'S open hearth steel
Capacity by new constitution.
Though for several years new pig iron
capacity has not h~"u built &" keep p"C"
with the inc-rIS" i'm steel plants. only
two blast furnaces W"rr completed IN
1919. and nrlv fnUr. VII t"tNl annual
capacity 80 1un. """ tons are 'ow und"r
Construction witN So LITTLE prospect -
Increased output tr"w ro!lHS rEll~, ~.
eXusCt"l dr"ldud fey ~'"rl from ~,
railroads raises q """''l' ny. as IN" mills
viii scarcely nat a~'',. "r'!"-S long 80
their books. q Etvr 'h' rIt~"HdS to
T3"'r dcl.N'r'.S MACY %. tA'W vii
wnut
Hogo'io. .,,.,, pv,~' - Purchases. in.
vnlrirc %" II. rr"hah'y Loco. 400 tons.
h,.f A. '.a; un~m.i requirements. have
been h"l" up AT m" 'N.'"~.'," rnr iwc
months ~ l.nvN~Hrlcn' "''.ir,' ErFnr' :
-, pCu. ,arrI-.i in Finart..rg TIE" IN.
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STEUbENVILLE

STErBENTILLE. <hio, Jan. 1.-The
second fatal coastn accident or the
week vas recorded h.rc when clarence
Francis. ten year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Walters, Of Alkanna. was
almost instantly killed and his cousin,
Lloyd, thirteen Year I'D son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Walters. Of tn" same
place. was seriously hurt. when IN" Sled
on which they were coaSt'rE, crashcd
into 4 coal truck belonging to the Stcn-
h"uvlllr coal and Mining Company dry
IN by James Thompson Of this city:
Tho accident occurred nj the foot or
Knoxville IN. north &C tn" city. the
truck was Just starring up the hilI
when IN" SI'd with it's youthful ocru,,
pants rounded sharp curve and
smashed into II. The younger boy
bruins were dashed out against the
front axle of tn" truck and his cousin
was carried under The track with tho
sled and w"derd under tho roar axle.
H." SUSTAINED Il had scalp wound and an
INJURY To- his back. He Will recover.
r"rnnrr y. H. XIX is conducting an
invest cation.
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NntAs OF Interest.

Dan Lewis. If Balttm"r". Md. is ia"
guest Of relatives and friends in Fol
ianSbrc
Mrs. August MiTl"y and Mrs Edward
Mull"y and daughter. Miss E"rna, ar"
guests Of relatives in Wheeling.
Ray BARNETT. Of Portsmouth, Ohio. -
the guest Of relatives here for the holi-
days.
Lynn Sanders attended tho Elks'
dance IN Stcuicnvill" Monday evening.
Robert NJ Thomas has returned from
a VISIT to ST Louis. Mo.
Josiah Scott was Il business visitor III
Stcuocnvillc yesterday.
Charles Prime" i abb" 10 be ABOUT
again after an illness.
Edward Ratrllfr was a Wheeling Wis
| itor yesterday.
pr' u J. Steiner has returned from
! Powhatan, where h. spent Christmas
| with home folksc. Mrs. Steiner vii!
remain with tho children there over
! New Years.
Miss jean CovinEt"n. "f Steubcnvillc
visited Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Cox ycst"r-
! day.
MIR and Mrs. c. o. Gray, of ltavanna,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
FOLLANSBEE

The Offices OF the Wheeling Traction
company a WcllshTrE. formerly the
business offices for the Stcubcnvillc,
WcllsburE and Wc!rtun traction conf
pany, have been removed from that city
and are now located Il, the Wheeling
traction cumpany's car barns north or
Follansbcc.
The Office fixtures VIZ" brought from
WCllSburE on "A special street car today
and placed IN the offices at the car
barn.
The car barn office is only temporary.
Il is reported ~ headquarters for tn"
local division viii bC permanently IS
labliShcd with the completion OF 4 fine
new car barn which will occupy tn" ST"
upon which thu old harm now stands.
according to good authority.
Plans for the new ear barn were con-
plrtcd some time ago and hav" been &C.
ccptrd by the company. Work On the
construction is to be started as soon as
weather will permit. It is reported that
the new barns will hc til" best tni most
up to date on the Wheeling Traction
cGmpanys system and viii be- butt at
4 cost Of $4,000.