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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

worthy. he wlu come IN tune with tho
ktngdom. The family will he moro than
compensated for the Keep or ths
stranger by tho gain no brings 20 g..
ANY community that receives the mes
senEers and their message will nnd tho
kingdom of God imminent. But alas
Tor the cities that reject This para
Eraph makes a golden circle. There r.
me sending ont and the returning The
directions have been faithfully obeyed.
Inc propaganda has been earnest ard
thorough. tre results beyond tho OK
pcctatious or the p~ropaEandiets. The
Master has % foretaste Of hts milIenniai
JOY. While tire seventy have been forg-
jug ahead with their mission. he has nad
lot-Etrtug visions Of tho downfall or
satan. Vow, 90 conclusion on this
exemplary incident. the -naraloxIcaI
ch' 1.ter OF christian evangelism is as
rerted. Those who were dismissed as
sheep among wolves are now assured
nat nouilnr shall Har mtncm. even when
PIG" emergency seems a. extreme ne
non ono trcadg uu "a serpent Hrt
Joy must not nc seated fn the mere rf~-
'uwFtHnre of triumph over an advc~s
environment % must root Itself boo tho
cause OF That triumph. which o. tho elite
cnFhip - the individual Soc mo fc4rerrv
kingdom. 81 dp not lind rrur han
riueaH in me ftr' t.af tho rnIrIfa EMS.
ntt t1 you. hrt In tho fact that vaur
lHfUcN NRN0 been enrolled Tn Hrarnn H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

Evening service:
"Oh Paradise. ....G eibel
."rarry With Me oh Liy
saviour .BerWald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

WarWood Presbyterian church. TWEEN
ueth street near Main. Edgar ". Day,
pastof-sabhath school al $50 a m:
morning service at 1875. Christian En-
deavor meeting at : 2. m. evening ssrv-
Tee az s.f5. \ cordial welcome to all
these services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

Get an lntelligeneer 1914 Almanac
from J. {. S~tansbUry tor only 25
cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

FIRST Church OF Christ Scientist. A.. O.
y. w. auditorium. l1I9 Chapline street
services sunday at II a. m. subject or
lesson. Sacrament" sunday school at
ing at ) y. m. same address,. Reading
room open oaily except SUNDAYS ana
holidays. from IL noon TO 4 d. m: also
on Saturday evening from Z 20 . O'Clock.
The public Is invited 20 visit our reading
room. No. 1il9 Chapline street. and at
tend our service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

st Andrews church. Thirty-seventh
Eon streets: James l.. Ftsh, rector
shuren tomorrow. the FIRST Sunday after
the Epiphany. Morning prayer and
reaolng OF tho pastoral letter OF ~ e
House OF Bishops az 1870 o'clock in
the morning. Sunday school at 2
O'Clock In the afternoon; evening prayer
sna sermon ut 1850 o'clock In the eve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

Christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
Heights. Mozart. Rev. +. G. snyder. pas
day school at $3.50 a m: chief service
ct 1880 a m; vcsper services at 1850
K. m The Ladies' Circle will meet on
Tuesday evening. C~atecheticai inStrie.
tion on Friday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

located for more than 20 years. He VII
epelk Anout the religlous. social ana
DnomaeA conditions q thiE Interesting
leellFy ana give q genera description
OF ~ ~topography. Everybody IS vel
cone The professor VIII sneak In Ger
man and EnEiirh. further
ments during services.
FIRST Christian church. ZI12 Market
ecnool. 800. r. =. TruNeu. superlnteud-
ent communion. 10 &c. Preaching. n.
subject. The Christian = s~ofourrer.
4. T. :. C.J-. $50. evening service SuS.
.Si. me Home. Frayc meeting on
fdneSdaF evening al 5.f5. caches
lslnlns class meets Al $40. Ladies
Aid sp'ietv meets on Thursday Al ire
e9urch all-day session The 4. ". RI.
~ society meets on Tuesday evening
t.' nome OF MrH. John ilrtcn. 500
Nprth Huron street choir reh earsaf on
rlday evening az sf5. You are cor
elally invited - attend any OF tie serv-
Ices at the church. mace well
come
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

81. James Evangelical Lutheranchapsl
Elm Grove. v. Va Rev. n. steuer. a.
r1stant rasfor-Flrrf sunday after
Epiphany. $50 a. m, sunday school ard
Bible class II 100 a. m. English preach
Ing services. Monday evening teacher
meeting Wednesday evening meeting q
the Luther League All are cordially In
vitcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

WarwoOd Methodist Episcopal church.
sunday school at g.45. ). ". Slife. sup
e~rintendent Public worship at II "A.
m The Ministry OF the Higher Man
hood EpWorth league at $50 p. m.
preaching at 1910. subject: The EiEh-
more. pastor.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Platinum in Pine District

The Yellow Pine district we'll known for it's production of a variety of precious metals, has recently add ed platinum to the list. A large strike of the high priced metal twelve miles from the town of Good Springs is reported, the company which has achieved the success Delng the Boss Gold Mining company, which is op- erating a property formerly worked for copper.
 The ore was struck at a depth of 1S0 feet, and assays have run as high as 9908 ounces of platinum, Ill ounces of gold and 16 ounces of pal ladium to the ton. The ore has av- eraged $50 to s60 per ton, and is shipped to the American Smelling and Refining Company's plant at Murray, Utah. One car of nine which have been sent out netted $5000. It is stated that there are 5000 tons blocked out in the mine which run nearly $50 a ton in platinum and gold.
 The unusual feature of the strike is that platinum is rarely found under the circumstances of the present dis eovery. The metal is generally se- cured in placers.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
M auma

The operations at this property at Superior. continue highly satisfac- tory, both in the newly erected re-
 duction plant and also in the mine. In the mill the ore is treated by con ccntration and floatation, a very sat isfactory result is being obtained. At present ninety per cent extraction is established and it is expected by further adjustment and careful man. ipulation, that this return will be in- creased at least two or three per cent. In the workings the mine con- tinues to develop wonderfully, It is now proven by actual demonstration that the ore body on the 1000 foot level is 50 feet in width with every indication and feature of continuity
 The ore is of exceedingly high grade and compares equally with the upper levels. The demonstration of this large and rich body of ore at this level establishes beyond any doubt the future of the property and more- over leaves very little question as to the future policy of the company. The mine now fully warrants the construction of a railroad and this has been definitely decided by the
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Good News for the Shipper

The American Smelling and Re fining company, from their office at Hayden sends the following com . munication to one of its customers, who is continuously shipping ore:
 We are just in receipt of tele- graphic advice to the effect that the company has sold sufficient copper to cover our purchases during the month of August, and at prices netting us an average of 12.34 cents. We there fore have the pleasure of making a check for sS90.O6, being the differ ence due you on August lots between the provisional settlement and the total amount on the basis of 19.34 cents"
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
The Three R's Mine Closes

Says the Santa Cruz Patagonian:
 With the closing down of the Three R mine this week and the nov ing of the store at that place, which supplied the families of over one hun dred workmen, back to Patagonia, the biggest single enterprise in Santa Cruz county comes to a sudden ter imitation. The property has been abandoned by the Boston capitalists and reverts back to the original oW- ners. Probably the European war had something to do with the shut down, but the chances are the recent decision of Santa Cruz county court awarding the Heneys an inter- court awarding litigants an inter- est had been bought and paid for long before the mine had proved it's worth, was the real cause of putting Patagonia's one best bet on the bum.'"
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
May Drop Radium Bill

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The bill for conserving radium lands, framed amid wide interest over radium cures some months ago, was abandoned temporarily at least today by the house. It was left "a continuing privileged measure" however, which enables it to be connected up at any time or not at all. It's sponsors ex- plained there was no particular req son for pressing it now.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Some of Arizona's History

Charles B. Genung, an old pioneer of Arizona and one probably who has gone through more thrilling ex- periences in Arizona than any other living man, is writing a history of what he has experienced The title of the work is Fifty Years Among the Apaches.' MT. Genung still re : tains a bright and retentive memory, has an inexhaustible fund of fights with Indians, associations with other pioneers and discoveries of mines. He is the man who discovered placers on Yarnell hill. The relating of all these facts cannot help but be intensely in teresting and instructive and he work will undoubtedly have large sale and be widely read.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Tonto Basin Oil Field

Drilling operations continue ener- getically.. near Roosevelt and the deepest drill hole has now reached depth of 400 feet, and it is stated by those interested that the indica- tions for striking oil are excellent, that gas has been released by the borings and also that oil seepages are already in evidence. The direc tion of the work is under the super vision of Col. James Fleming, an old time and successful oil man in mary states, whose faith is unbounded in the future success of the field. As all the work is being done in an ef- ficient and practical manner, there is no question of the economical ex- penditure of the money subscribed for the undertaking.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
The Mining Congress Family-What
 is It?

Those who in different lines Of enterprise are directly or indirectly interested in the prosperity of the mining industry.
 Those who mine.
 Those who use mine prod>icts.
 Those who transport the production of the mines.
 Those who furnish the machinery and supplies used in these operations. All have a mutual interest ard each can serve himself by serving the others.
 All are interested in the highest development of the mining industry
 All are interested in the efforts oi the American Mining Congress to better it's conditions; each can help
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
American Position as Regards Ferro- Manganese; Domestic Production of This Is Below Demand

or ms IS 6eloW Oemdno
 A serious phase of the interruption to commerce caused by the European war is the shutting off of the for eign supply of rro-manganese from the steel manufacturers of this coun try The United States geological survey states that the domestic mar keted production of ferro- manganese and spiegelsien in 1912 and 1913 was 227,939 long tons and 226,475 long tons, respectively, while the imports of these alloys for those years were 100,152 long tons and 128,147 long tons, respectively, of which ferro- manganese constituted 99,137 long tonsein 1912 and 12S,07O long tons in 1913 The imports of these alloys therefore constituted 30.5 per cent and 36 per cent. respectively, of the available supply in 1912 and 1913. England and Germany have furnished most of these imported alloys in re- cent years.
 By far the greater part of the ferro- manganese produced in the United States is manufactured by steel companies for their own con- sumption, so that those manufactur- CTS who have heretofore depended on foreign supplies must either make ar engagements to purchase the needed alloys from other domestic companies or else enter the field as producers themselves. In either event much more ferro-manganese may have to ha ma apufa nf11rad in tho TTnited CfatpS if the foreign supplies are cut off for any considerable period. Added impetus may therefore be given to certain projects which are under way involving the utilization of man.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Copper Queen

The new experimental concentrat- ing mill of the Copper Queen, that was completed about month ago, is now operating at 20 per cent cap acity and is treating about 30 tons of ore daily. This produces about six tons of concentrates and about 75 per cent recovery is attained at present. The vanner tables are only recovering 25 per cent of the values in the lines. the greater part of the values floating off. The ores being treated are from the dissemina ted areas under the Sacramento Hill.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
ChiIi Nitrate Mines Closed

It is reported that the nitrate mines in the Antofagasta district and at Iquique had been closed, throwing 10000 people out of work. MT. Cas- sett pointed out that the Red Cross Society could perform needed work by going to their aid. There is but one American concern in the Antofa- gasta nitrate field.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

there is a large shoot of Ferro-man ganese carrying sufficient gold values to constitute a workable gold ore. There are many other places that could be specifically named But none of these would be classed as workable bodies for iron and steel making, moreover if they could they are entirely too far away from iron making centers. Here we must look upon them as an accompaniment or a valuable indication for other me tals.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
THE MINES OF ARIZONA

management. The branch will lead off from the Arizona and Eastern at point about Webster. It will in every way be of more service to the property than the projected cable routes that had been surveyed to certain points. It is reported that the construction of this road will be comenced in the near future. A suc- cessful mine with a long future is now established at the Magma.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
This department is under the di

This department is under the di rsction of Mir. w. E. Deity, tho we'll known mining engineer, who will carefully scrutinize all mat. ters relating to mining in order that only reliable information TO- sarding legitimate enterprises shall find . place hers.
 The Republican would bs plsas- cd to receive information from any part of the state regarding the development of the mining in. dustry. All communications should bs addressed: Mining De- psrtment, Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Rich Silver Strike Near Globe

A rich silver strike is reported near this important copper camp; a streak of the ore is said to run as high as 5000 ounces to the ton. Its extent has not been determined as very little work has been accomplished. The property is owned by William Pohl
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Its Purposes

The American Mining Congress is a national organization of mining men devoted to the upbuilding of the mining industry. It is striving to bring about:
 1.-Safety l. and efficiency in mining operations.
 2.-Conservation in mineral re- sources.
 3.-The prevention of illegitimate and dishonest mine promotion and the stimulation of such mining en- terprises as give fair promise of profit to the investor, an increase of mineral production and a better de- velopment of mineral resources. < 4.-Uniformity in state laws gov erning mining operations carried on under like conditions.
 5.-Such federal cooperation through research and investigation as will furnish the basis for more intelligent state legislation and will solve those problems of economical production, treatment, transportation and utilization, which are necessary to an increase in economical mineral production.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

himself indirectly by helping the others, whose prosperity will create more demand for his own produc- tion.
 With lot of prosperous people needing your line of goods, you will get your share of the business.
 If you don't it's your fault
 If there is no market you will fail without being at fault, unless VOL nave helped to destroy the market or perhaps have failed to lend your aid in creating market.
 Will you join the Mining Congress family, each member of which is, so far as not to conflict with good busi- ness Judgment helping those who are helping the business upon which you depend? Why not?
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

A SKIN OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
CHILDREN IN TOLLS
Several Youngsters Arrested for Va
graney and Other Charges
Some Turned over 20 Hu-
name Society.

Yesterday seemed TO be a hard
luck day for boys and younger chh.
dren and seemed for a time not 10
SAVIOR Of the many good things advo.
Gated by Mr.. Kerr few EVENINGS
ago. total OF four BOYS and girls
were either gathered in By the police
ana humane officers or else were
PLACID In their care by parents
Roy NicksOn was the first little fal.
low 10 De taken into the tolls on "a
charge Of stealing a small sum of
money from a Western Union mcssan-
ger boy. together with a sweater To-.
vestiFntion showed that the boy had
been away from home Tor some time.
having run away. The father showed
up about noon and took the lad home.
coal miner OF Wcllsburr. whoae
wife has died and who g. the father
~ three little boys. now mothorirs4.
appeared before Humane Of.c.r
sheldon Joseph yesterday and asked
for home for his children. Ilo for
merly drew good WAGES. being me-
ner Of the Wcllsburg Coal works. huf
after the strike was declared his
bank roll gradually grew smaller and
smaller until he found that he couif
not make ends meet Mr. Joseph is
very DESTROYS OF giving These chill
drcu homes and will gladly commu.
nicato with any Protestant home who
wishes a bright face.
Andrew Omolnsky. another email
son of fortune. DO seems. got "a weird
scheme into Die head Co run awrv
from home. and started Co. Wheeling.
from Warwood Be came in contact
with "a wei known business man who
ass sied him to this city After com.
inc here the little fellow did not seem
20 know where be- was and tho buai
mess man undertook Co locate hi
parents with the result that DO could
not find any relations 81 tho child
living here. After searching for some
time he communicated with the hu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
JUSTICE SHOPS.

LLOYD Douglas negro. and Prank Max
g. Wtltc. WIlI receive hearing today
nclnre squire Hobbs on "A charge or
'"iiiuE np samuel caldwell farmer OF
nom West Liberty. and robblng him OF
.h'uf go The two fellows were picked
nn hN Deputy sheriff Bert Phillips and
ailInr-FUlU Con Walter WORKS
Lonn Mrl Dewitt WAS sent 70 the county
l1il yesterday hy Squire Wlckham on a
d. usly % ve1rs 81 ngs
n negro from this city went 70 the out
On" rIko district sunday TO visit "a very
rnud friend ~ bis After being enter
nlurd Zoe couple OF hours the VISITOR
icif Tor The city. md the entertainer
round Tint hts watch had been taken
a. soon Hr Tho theft was discovered he
.'If fnI tho city. buf Tire visitor had
boarded t train Tor Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
Be Healthy,
Happy, Vigorous
Trembling, Nervous Prostitution
and that Tired Feeling Vanish
After a Treatment Of
Ambition Pills

Every run down. weakened tired
out nervous person FOO Wheeling is in
vited 10 go to the John Coleman com.
pany this very day and get q 50-cont
box Of Weudclrs Ambition pills.
And the JOIN Coleman Company D.
authorized 20 refund the purchase
price 10 every buyer no after takina
one box ho is Tor any reason dissat.
isfed
DONE delay WondoTs Ambition
Pulls bow. never before been offered %
tnn public thr0ugh advertising. but
ihoue have rer1incd y.r0r. ambi.
Zion Hrd energy hF fte use 0f one box
Cot them and take them Tor any nor
VOWS trouble. weakness. headaches
hfsrcria. neuralgia. exhausted vitality
slocpie. mess. kidney. liver or stomach
ailments. and Tor constipation They
VIII make anyone feel fine. happy and
vigorous in few days Mail orders
hIcd. charges prepaid BY Wendell
Pharmacal COMPANY Syracuse. 81. Y
John Coleman Company. dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
John DOu0h'
Talks to
Greater Wheeling Bread Users
through the
Wheeling Intelligencer
And explains why The Fleischmann Yeast Co. and the
wheeling Bakeries cooperating an extensive page ad
vertsng campaign in The InteIgencer

Lots OF people ask. why does the
F1eischmann Co. advertise. Everybody
knows Fleishmann's Yeast and ey-
erybody eats bread" Let us explain:
~ Is matter of common knowledge
among those familiar with conditions
IN the baking world that whenever a
baker In a town launches a good ad-
vertising campaign and backs il up
with good bread, his sales show a
marked Increase. After a few months
II In found that the baker who has
been advertising still shows fine in
crease In business, but instead OF the
business OF the other bakers in the
community falling of, Il Is generally
better than IL was before the one
baker started to advertise. Naturally
the other bakers do not get so
LARGE an increase, as the baker who
advertises, but the fact remains that
the advertiser instead OF cutting into
the trade of the other bakers actually
HELPS their trade in the long run.
Now what II the reason for this in
crease all round? Does bakery ad-
vertising cause people TO buy bakers
bread instead OF baking at homer
Doubles IL does to some extent. But
the chief reason why advertising
causes general increase in the bak-
Ing business of the community Is the
reason underlying all publicity work
namely. that by effective advertis-
Ing you can Increase the consump-
ton OF any product. be IL cigarettes.
fountain pens, telephone calls, canned
soups, breakfast foods, CRACKERS or
bread.
After consulting with authorities on
the subject OF advertising. who all
agreed that there was great possibili-
ties In an educational campaign to
teach people why they should eat
more bread, The F1eischmann Co. did
some newspaper and sta eet car adver-