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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
NEARER, MY GOD, TO THEE!

Nearer. my God. to Thee" 7 hear II
sweep
In cnunIlr>&-thnatcd call across the
From craSs "f hauchty "-Isif%i"n hurled :
From hrv"l-cn;s; frnm mines where
death germs creep;
From brave .h7iGHdos that ~ ;hrir
slaughter l"Hp:
From ships, turpcdU,:d. to DESTRUCTION
Gwirl.d:
From rooms where round SCARED corps
"S flags Hr" wufWri"d
And S"nlrs*. hushandlcsS. pale women
weep
Nearer. NY God. "a Thee. ncar>r TO
Thee"
Though anguish I'D weighted 80 III" l"Al
refrain.
sin. still it. s""thcS tn" heart ser
wrought with PAIN
md lifIs TIA" s"ul from ahjcct misery
''N"ar"r nv f;"d'"--I lark. -. -. luick
u "'ain'--
Nearer I" d, atEIcSs r"ar". Joy. Lihcri"'
.-WIiliam Slruth"rs in Boston Trims
rrrp'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
DEMOCRATS MAY NOT
OPPOSE REELECTION
OF GEORGE NJ, BOWERS

Special 10 III" InInlliEcncer
MARTlNSBUKG. w. Va, Nov. go
Several Democratic newspapers and n
number Of leading Democrats Of this
end Of the Second Congressional dis
tricr are openly favoring i proposition
advanced here recently for the re-
election OF Congressman George NJ.
Bowers. Of MartinSburE, without OPP
position by the Democrats. While
Congressman Bowers has been regard
ed as 4 strict Republican, and even
looked upon by many as Il partisan Of
fhr old school of politics. his course in
supporting the war policies Of PreSi-
dent Wilson. and in diSregarding party
lines during the last session Of Con
%r"Hs nave won for him many friends
among Democrats who have heretofore
vigorously opposed him in his CAM
pai.ns. TIL" Second district is very
close. and Congressman Bowers has
been iwcr elected by only about 1000
,,lurHliry. and Democrats believe they
could viii the election next year Dt'
spite this feeling. however. there is a
rowing feeling thar MIR Bowers
rnlrs" in Congress entities him 10 re-
election, and il would surprise no one
who understands this sentiment if
liz Democrats failed To nominate a
randldaI" in opposition In comment
ing cditoriallE upon the proposition.
one Democrats newspaper says:
'ln his great war We are deal
ing with 4 new kind Of creature
the Germany which turned Its
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

become more insolcnt in his efforts to
undermine loyalty 10 the government.
This was conspicuous in an address he
made the other night in Madison
Square Garden, when he gloriied tho
cause in which he tried 10 hetray
New York city 10 a position OF dis
loyalty toward the national govern
ment. Now b. proposes TO carry his
fight into national politics, and de-
clares his slogan 10 be ION to Wash.
ington."
This man is really OF the spawn OF
The I. W. ". He is of a class with the
New York anarchistic reporter
Trotzky. who left his agitating activi-
ties on The East Side. New York, for
the more fallow field OF Russia, and
ne is now the leading spirit OF the
Bolsheviki. II Is not his Socialism as
a doctrine in economic affairs or even
in the conduct of government that
gave him his relatively large vote as
a candidate for mayor. For moro than
that was his appeal 10 considerable
element that is not American in any
true sense. and is advocating peace
with reference TO tho very cause for
which the country is engaged in war.
There are many loyal Socialists in
this country. and there wero many
supporters Of HillQuit who are not
Socialists. The burden Of his language
and the aim Of his effort is to weaken
the support Of the government in the
war for free institutions and national
safety. We are warned to beware Of
German spies. but here Is man who
conceals nothing. but yet is a more In
sidious menace than spy. Why isn't
he suppressed?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
REV. DIR. E. RUSH SWOPE

= The lapse Of years which have
..merked the absence OF Rev. Dr. R
- Rush Swope since his REIMBURSEMENT
Rof the rectorsh!p OF St Matthew'S
Protestant Episcopal church have
sneTer efaced the distinctive impress
si6ns he made on this community
and while DR.. Swope has been in. fail
ing health for the past wear which
-tprepared, in measure. his friends in
this city for the announcement OF the
Inevitable end. it was none the less
;sorrowful when the mourntul message
came yesterday, telling OF his passing
-at his home in Biltmore, North Caro-
:. Ina
DR.. Swope possessed superior attain
.msnts as an ecclesiaSt;c and deep con-
-secration to the church, but his inter
lest in the welfare Of humanity expand
ed the field Of his activities and en-
.slsted his energies in those philan-
thropies which administered to the
suffering and the moral uplitt of the
= people He was the prime mover OF
s-the establishment of the Wheeling
City Hospital, and the inspiring head
OF its government When the build
ing OF the Ohio Valley General Hos
pftal was preached, he came to Wheel.
= ing and interested himself in the sue
= cess Of that movement. which took
over the old hospital property. He
-also interested himself. in association
with Mr.. Anton Reymann. in prosid-
ring a haven for reposetul old age. And
.Altenheirn stands to-day as a memo
rial Of his unseltish thought and large
..humaritarian vision. He had warm
sympathy with the aspirations Of
nyoung men. which led him 10 be one
cot the promoters and founders OF the
:. Young Mems Christian Association.
whose value to the community cannot
-sbe oYerestimat"d.
- He was gifted with executive ability
t-ard endowed with wonderful dcFo-
Elton to the hstterTncnt of mankind.
SHE was UnoSt"ntatious In diffu5lnG his
y.infiuence for good. an humbl" follower
stof the teachings OF the Master. and
.4who. by example and prec"pt made for
himself d place in In" affections and
rrespect Of The people OF Wheeling
1whom he served well. and who loved
-.rtn we'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
Ripping Rhymes
PAYING TIE TAX
RH WALL MASON

I'm glad To spend thre" cents. TO
mail my silly letters 10 divers distant
gents. both creditors and debtors. I'm
glad they tax n bard an added cent FOR
mailing u huEhuuS" postal card-such
things went start ne wniling. I'm glad
they cost me more when AT the cash
lcrs' wickctS. order thre" "r TOUR or
seven movie tickets. And very Elad L
am il costs an extra penny. 10 send
telegram tn my fat sister Jennie. on.
Uncle Sam, old scout. though cost or
living wakes. you cannot scare ME out
by pilinE IN the taxes. | cannot I'LL
trench. or figure In the navy. and knock.
with sword ur wrench. from any foo
the gravy: the stern physicians say
that I'm too old and dinpy TO drilt
around all day on meadows read ana
sl:ppy. always got a slap when
attempt rnlistinG: they say they'll win
the scrap without my punk assisting.
may not 20 abroad. I'm barred from bat
tie axes. but can. blow my wad and
gladly pay my taxes. penny more
for this. a penny more for tothcr; Oh.
cou ghing up is hfisa0Ehat think you.
man and brother!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

INrE1I1aENcE
GIRLS NEAR ARMY TRAINING CAMPS
Dangers Threaten Them Well Men and Value OF tamte
Organizations Cooperation Is Recognized.
By LUTHER H. GULICK
Physical Educaton President Of Camp FIRE CHRIS
Author of The Efficient Life Etc.

of Judgment with the qualities NJ lead
crship. I'M. Of til" first principles L. I"
plorliy work and Ia l." useful, and tHi&
* So drrplT ipcu1ra:"u int" all III"
girls that they arr. continually busy do
i'm. ,h..ir or,l;nary tasks happily. or
,.r.,iiuy ucyy and beautiful handiwnrk
nf all SORTS. or exploring infinite To$s'-
hilrtics that ,h.. U.ir-nf doors offers I"
= healthy rIrl. They hclirVc that ia
giving srrvicr they nerd not do only Ia"
things which ar, pnpuIar ana 'fI'inhlll!''
and arr r.rr,v;ng ,uhlLr notice. hut ais"
IN, thlr,,s ihuf arr ordinarily rnu..!d-
rrrL hu,ndr,Iu and embarrassing They
hay, discovered the secret Of making
hunSrhuId tasks rntuauiIr and tn" care
of their lirII, brothers and sisters =
rlnrin,v ryt.ricrCr
ErSi,I.s mis- INA, ,'n,un Fire SATISFIES
i'm TIL. adOi.S,, ut Girl 4 u|Cd that h!i
ynun. urnul hny.. for mystery ana
ceremony. The ritual is diEnifi"h.
beautiful and ,uSr;-inr and Ia many
,.,rIs i, hus ,.iyru AN nuil", for impulse
,,o, o,Lnr,yiv... m;.h., never have ruuuG
oxrr,ssiup
H. u,,n,r oIn -,;.,llv understands
-+b, ,,ov,,,cut can helm realizing that
49,; -. ;,,., "a, ,Ii,,. tb,, she urrd,
,,.i,n, sh. ,,u. 81 growing rirI. The at
,;,,I, i,r mind dr,rlnDed is such a.
,,.o,,Id hovc soyrh her much distract ion
-, h,- or,,ryirr ,xDcrirnrr brought her
in contact with actual and practical
problems
\, organization which does all This f"r
n growing girl. which So completely
and So Snncly and 50 C|nStrurtlrrlE ms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
REPRESENTATION AT PARIS

The inter.allied conference meeting
in Paris has now about buckled DOWN
to the business before it, The high
importance of this business is readily
recognized the world over. On the
conclusions Of the conference hang the
fate Of the nations now engaged in
this stupendouS struggle against the
grea: shadow cast by the military dcS.
potism that would rule the world.
crush liberty and enslave democracy.
In announcing the arrangement for
this council OF the Allied nations tho
English Premier. Lloyd George. said:
We are on the eve Of the most i'm
portant international conference ever
held. military and political confer
ence. Some Of tho greatest. some OF
the most prominent statesmen Of all
the Allied countries will be there,
some CT the most distinguished sol
diers OF the Allied countries. The do
cisions taken will affect the whole
course Of the war and may vrry we'll
determine the ultimate ISSUE.
This is no first time that the United
States has ever put her feet under
the mahogany of world council. and
i is OF vital moment that VIC should
be- ably. represented. 1t that the case?
No one questions the sincerity OF Col.
HOUSE, the head Of tn" American dele
CATION. As the mere transmittrT OF
The views Of President Wilson he will
no dOub, perform his duties accept
ably. But tho questions involved In
this delibrration will demand abilities
and qualities far above those OF Col.
House. There will be angles Of busl-
ness before the conference that can
not BIO handled by rubber stamp. The
Intelligencer some days ago analysed
the character Of the representatives
chosen by President Wilson. Nothing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
TIE WE'LL SYSTEM

While the chlorine gas system OF
water publication may meet an erner
gency situation in this city. The only
adequate solution of the water prob
lem Of Wheeling is filtration. The
chlorine system does remove the dis,
ease menace. but it does not clarity
The water. We shall still have the
Saw product which a, times is impoS-
; Sible for domestic uses
- II the people OF Wheeling want the
:, Zeal thing in filtration. both the clari.
.6ed fluid and an article practically bac
:, tarially pure, they should insist on the
y adoption Of the we'll system, which
) Eas proposed by Mr.. Glenn Smith and
endorsed by competent authorities as
:, DE most practical method OF giving
( Us an acceptable water supply.
s, 5 In the matter Of cost Within the
ability of the city 70 provide it is the
!, most attractive proposition that vet
mas been submitted. In the quality OF
The water and It's purity there can be
no question. Why. then. has it heea
/, sidetracked for wholly unsatiSfac.
Glory system, so far as the require
rnents OF the community are con.
cerned? It has been shown that the
well system Gan be established at 4
Aeost OF s15o,ooo, which is quite diff
Inference from the $7o0.00l plant Of an.
Ssother filtration system that was at
: tempted to be fois;ed OF the city. The
Swell system has been urged for several
reyears past by The 1ntelligencer as the
most feasible plan of securing pure
vswater supply. and it has only been re-
: jected through specous objections and
e a singularly obstinate opposition.
= In going ahead with The installation
lot the chlorine gas system it is well
s to remember that. while it will remove
{; the health menace. it will not give
us a clarified article. The we'll sys-
stem guarantees to do both OF these
=. things. So, while we are getting. why
-not get the best?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
GOVERNMENT INTERESTED

AT a meeting the other day. ii
Albany, New York. for the purpose OF
the, Erie canal with
Hudson river transportation. il was
shown that the possibilities OF the
Erie canal in barge traffic, which
would work 10 the relief of the rail
roads. were pronounced. The canal.
with the improvements in view, next
year will be able 10 care for the trans
portation of 100000 tons OF thu
heaviest kind OF traffic. such as wheat
and steel products. This would be
equal to the freight capacity OF 800. 900
railway cars. 1t is understood that
the government will equip the canal
to enable it to take care of this i'm.
mense tonnage.
The governments interest in this
work is highly encouraging to the for
ward movement inaugurated by the
Wheeling conference which socks 10
increase the transportation facilities
of the Ohio river The possibilities Of
this natural thoroughfare Of commerce
are not less impressive than those of
the Erie canal and the Hudson river,
so it would seem if the government is
pledged TO the Improvement of the
traffic facilities in the one section il
should be equally concerned about
contributing to the other in supple
meatinS the railroad Transportation.
which is ROW an accomplishment that
is necessary for ths: active prosecution
OF the war policies Of tn" government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
MUCH WORSE THAN A SPY

The imprrtinrnce Of the radical So
calls; candidate for mayor of New
York, who succeeded In throwing a
scare into the loyal people Of that
city. has been succeeded by an often
siveneSs that threatens TO land this
man where he belongs, in tho dungeon
OF restraint. Morris HillQuit is or
Russian nativity. and he betrays his
Rolsheviki tendencies on every occa.
sion h. exploits himself. The promi-
ncncr he attained through his mayor
ally candidacy has encouraged him 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

The sad and unfortunate experience
,of both England and Franc" sine" the
lbeslnuins OF the war in regard 10 tn"
relations between the men IL their mil
itary training camps and the women
and girls In tho neiEhhorhnudS of thes"
camps has awakened tn" United states
To the necessity OF regulating IN" ire"
time as well as the work time ~ III"
thousands Of young men who HIT their
natural surroundings To tab" NJ tn"
military work nf the country.
The result WAS thu formation of tbs
commission ON training camp activities
Immediately after the plans Of Tn" ma
t!"nal army were organized. The WORK
nf this commission L" supply AWuSc-
nI"nts and wholesome comp"utlHH
games and rXCrCiseS for the men In
tho training camps that they may nav"
all their timr when they are not un-
der strenuous discipline spent only In
wholeSum" and beneficial amusement.
Naturally. the commission is INTEREST
Ct! IN the men and the soldiers.
There is. however. no national com
mission for n" girls ana women IN inc
u"iShhurh""d of military training
camps. Throughout the ages young
w"rnrn have been greatly attracted To-!
uniforms II is. then. very naturaE
'h;:; 4 thrill nf excitement should run
through tn" girls Of any community IN
the nrlghhrrhuud Of new "ncaUrmeni
of thousands "f young and handsome
patri"liS. ali khaki clad. And II IS 10
h.. rN ,r"Ctrd that. even With perfect IN
nocrnc'. and III" h"<t OF intentions. dis
a$trrS such Us England and Fsanr" ha'e
,ynIlll x,rtW unless the
tio;, takes proper precautions. As II ~
doing in III" army training camps. ana
aS Il is not doing IN regard IN the pro-
t"c.i"1 If III" women AMI girls IN sur
rounding communities.
Tho Camp Fir" Girls Of America.
therefore, seems I" u" tn" organization
which ran hrS; serve III" nation IN TINS
pr. sent srri"uH crisis by offering :" al"
rrrls whr ar, ST. Threatened by ;CTria-
tons ct which Ihry Themselves arpar-
.rtly are not conscious. an organization
which Will Civ" Them thr things they
vii. i.""d- -hraiihCul "ui-"f decor "N"r-
els. /" rlak- thrn strong. work that
Will interest them AMI N""p thcm busy.
AMI an outlook on lif" which can lead
only Ia wholesome rotations with all
persons with whom they com" in con-
tact:
,;ruur ne Cam. Fir" Girls would en-
courage. and are "nCnuraSluG. proper
anl Disciplined contact between In"
.girl. Older than - years anh IL" sol
lies. ami tho. A." diSC"uraEinG any
con:ac. between ~" s"hli"r> and girls
under l.; years..
This ur%aut%"ii"n ~ und'r 'hr SUI
r"rl Isiriu nt guardians VII" Al" women
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

back upon Heine, Schiller and
Goethe, and Beethoven, and fol-
lowed the PruSsians to the logic
al end of the matnrialistic philoso-
ply Of force: which, stands with
its back 10 the wall. and will live
or die for lis creed, If ii lives,
that creed will 20 'ubcr allies, and
Christianity will'fail in the world.
That is the meaning of the war.
With that view firmly planted In
the mind, it does seem TO- US the
very first consideration is 10 win
the war, and there ought to be
no politics played in these sad and
terrible days"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
sc;.5n n month This win undoubtedly
greatly rrnha rrasa Sergeant Field.

The polyElot character of this war h2d
IN impressive illustration when T"Ei-
mont Of Cy"chS and one Of Galiclan i"l"3
&c the Austrian army mistnklnE c:tca
ether for the enemy fought almost
to humiliation before the error was dis
covered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

A MATTER FOR REFLECTION

- A quiet laugh spread over t.ag!1nI
cover an incident that occurred at the
4luncheon given hy The British Empire
Productions Association in London
..some weeks ago. The chief speaker
LATTER an exhaustive discussion Of plans
Sf6r postwar restriction OF imports
from Germany, suddenly discovered
That tho plates from which the guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

These italian consnIracies that nrc
hohb!nc MP in this country arc the con-
coction Of anarchists. not Of the true
blue Italian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

How war conditions DO reverse IN"
ordinary situations. Formerly the rail-
roads competed with river transpor'a-
zion. Nov hey nrN asking the rivers Ia
come 10 their assistance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

Now that the m"mbcrs IT Congress
have hal n heart -to-heart contact with
tn" h"ys NJ homo We shall expect some
;.ltovr,hsr different work during The
session tina; opens Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

Mrs. Marshall Field forgot To valve
her dependence on her husbands support.
so the government has generously
awarded hcr half Of her millionaire hu@-
hands salary as soldier Of the natinn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

In making the Inland waterways the
highways OF commerce tho government
is only vtnd!catinG III" Judgment or the
Wheeling Ohio river conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

Tho British forces in the recent sue
rcasful Offensive were All "tankcd up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

Money talks but that * not the main
strength Of tho voice Of the United
States In tho Paris conference OF tho
Allies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

Making rcacr with the Rolshcriki
would be like tn" United States dickrr-
inE with the !. W. w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

Austria - showing signs of hcnmlng
diS,ruxtful # her Prussian partner. VINO
can trust Germany. as long as her Will
ambition nr world domination uoscSscs
bar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
PURE LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS

Full lines-plain or Iniualed--for
Men. Women, Children. Pure Linen
handkerchief ARE Scarce-ARE
much higher In nrice-but NOT
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

Keep up your Thanksgiving by trot-
ting to church Tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

Christmas is looming MP big. Only +;
little over three weeks in the citing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

The war savings campaign is now IN,
which. Of course. means finish nEh-
for thrift.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

November loft It's in tho Slooms. On
the whole |, WAS fair and rare month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

That I-aFolirtte is worried is "v,-
dcnCed by the strong d"fenS' h" il put
ting up ~ humc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

In three weeks. according to "a" Al
.!auac. winter begins. And It can't ''"ri.'
too soon. ard hc over with.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

VISITS to the newly-arranged
and enlarged Jewelry and Silver
ware Depts. will be pleasurcable
and profitable.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07
CHEVR0LETS AT
 THE SHOW

Among the features of the automo- bile show will be the exhibit Of q car which is somewhat new 10 local motor ists The famous Chevrolet which has proved so popular on the coast and in other sections of the country being shown by the Brown. Dryer Company, local agents.
 During the short time in which they have been in the fields here the rush ot orders has kept the Brown. Dryer Co. busy delivering cars according 10 Brown yesterday. Owing to shOrile of cars al the present time but t@o models of this famous line will oc shown the 4-90 roadster and the 4-9O touring model These two cars how ever are the models which attracted so much attention at the recent San Fran cisco Automobile show and should prove very interesting to local en- thusiasts.
 Several carloads Of the new models are on the road at the present time ard are due to arrive any day now. Tn the event that any of the new models arrive before the end of the week they will be immediately installed in tine show.
 "We shall do our best to make the Chevrolet exhibit one of the most at tractive in the show said Brown yes terday. The two cars we are showing. the 4-9o roadster and touring models are of the latest design in every detail and have created much comment wher- ever shown.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-07
.OLDSM0b|LE |S
 READY FUR SHOW

Yes, l am back for the auto show" declared Billy Ferguson yesterday. Full of pep and ginger and wearing q wide smile. the local Oldsmobile distributor was busily engaged during the day making preparations for the "Olds" ex- hibit at the show which opens tonight
 What are we going to show? What else could We show besides the 'onliest car in it's class. the Oidsmobile Eight We have but one model to exhibit 1 am sorry to state, been selling them SO fast that We couldn't keep any more in stock. but that one model will tell the story of the Oldsmobile as well as it can be told on the exhibit floor. A little demonstration in one will give added details. however"
 Ferguson has just returned from q trip over the state which resulted in the establishment Of several new agen- lies for the Oldsmobile Company of Ar Zona, Billy having placed agents in Ray. Nogales and Tucson.
 We may also be able to show a aih ton Mack truck in the event it arrives ln time continued Ferguson. The truck hes been sold to the Arizona Con- per Queen Mining company and is now on the road and should arrive this week. The company will use the truck for ore haulage from its mine Ut Cordes Arizona. There k also q carload of new Olosmohiles on the road which should arrive this week These have all been sold and the purchasers are wait ing anxiJusly for delivery.