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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-02
WITH OUR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
WRITES FROM AERO
 CAMP NEAR LONDON

q am getting along just fine and like this branch of the service so much," says Paul Hines, who is now stationed in England. "I am learning fast and my work is very interesting. The discharged soldiers wear wound bars on their civilian clothes and they are numerous.-Censored * You would be surprised at the number of troops that are going and coming thru here each day. We flew over town to- day and I could see long strings of American boys marching to the sta tion on their way. to France. l should judge that there were about three thousand. They looked like ants wind ing around their trails. I had quite a time tracing them and I don't be- lieve I ever did see the end of the line. They march two abreast so you can imagine the long line it must of been.
 They are very strict about the lights being lit after dark and every one must be careful about pulling down the shades. The stores all have their window protected by wooden frames to put in front of them. Of course this to protect them from air raids. When they have raid in London the signal is given by Claxon horns, ring ing of bells and the blowing of whis- ties. Everyone gets out doors or makes rush for the underground subways. .....
 Idon,t know when we will leave for France but we will probably be in England for several months longer as we are needed badly. here. We are with the Royal Air Force. Now that American machines are arriving in France we are anxious to be with them. ,.~. .>,r
 When we first arrived I flew a great deal but since my accident I have not been up. I was up for a ahort time this morning but I only go up in time of duty now. My ma chine has been laid up for repairs and the Pilot took me up for a short time this morning to test it out. I like flying very much but do not want to be pilot. I have seen too much of it since I have been over here.
 I like England very we'll. Of course everything is military and every per- son is trying to do his or her bit. The people in the states do not realize what this war means. Three other boys and my self gave dance a few nights ago and several American nurses attended. You do not know how good it seemed to get to dance with an American girl again. They were Eastern girls but I got along fine with them and surely enjoyed my self, ,/
 There is an American hospital where we were camped when we first arrived. It is several miles from here and we have so little time for our selves we don't get to visit with the girls. We call them "Our Girls" and they call us "Our Boys"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-02
.ALGER. GOING ,, :. ACROSS THE WATER

SN,-' II ..,, The following letter was received from: Andy .Alger. formerly with. the Central Commercial company, who. is. now.Fin the marines and stationed at Quantico, Va., ,.,.,.... ..,,.,.. -. . g< :, ."T wrote you as soon as I arrived here after leaving Paris Island. I, guess we leave tomorrow morning at 2 o'clock for somewhere. Some say it will be France and others say we will cross the U. s. on our way to Si- beria. We are sure going somewhere as we have our overseas clothes and have turned in all our others. We are only allowed to take our equip ment, which consists of blankets, 2 pairs hob-nailed shoes, four pairs of heavy woolen socks, 2 suits heavy woolen underwear, 1 sweater, over coat, 1 plain coat, 1 trench tool, one half of tent, all our toilet articles, 2 towels, our mess gear, which consists of plate, knife, spoon, can to carry all coffee in, cup and canteen, and our bayonet and rifle. You see this is about all one person could wish, to car ry.
 I guess I am going to get the chance to go over and I sure hope so. We can't leave our hunks today so as not to give anyone chance to get away. You see there, are always some who don't want to go when it comes to the real thing.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-02
BILL HARRIS ON
 WAY TO FRANCE

Donald (BilD Harris is somewhere on the waters of the Atlantic on one of Uncle Sam's big vessels. George Grantham was taken sick with a case of humps the day of their departure and hence has been left behind, much to his disgust. George and Bill had labored hard to stay together and af- ter several transfers had gotten to- Gether for the final trip to one vessel when fate intervened and handed George a case of humps to separate chem. Let's hope that the future will allow these pals to get together.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-02
CASE TO TEST
 STATE TAX LAW

The Standard Oil company of Cali fornia has begun suit against the State Tax Commission of Arizona and every county, with the exception of Apache, to try out the new state meth cd of taxation. The company sets up that the assessment of taxes is cap- ricious, unwarrantable and whimsi- cal," and asks the federal court to set aside the tax levied against the prop erty of the company.
 Other suits are in court for adjudi- eating the rights of the tax commits sion and the property owners of the state and how far the commission may go in the taxing of property.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-02
SOON TO LEAVE '@. a" '.r
 FOR TEXAS CAMP

Stanley George and Emmett Hoff- man have been students at the officers training camp at Berkeley, California for the past month, where they are be- ing fitted for service with Uncle Sam. Stanley is soon to leave for training camp in Texas. >,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
COLERAIN

Rev. John Sharp OF Sthubcnville. ..
delivered two excellent sermons at this
place Sunday.
Mr. Rubel Manning and sister. Miss
Audray. Of Welsburg. are the Eucst;
Of their sister. Mrs. &. NJ. Mitchcli.
J. G. Brown was q business caller ut
the 1nfirmary Mt East Richlnnd Monday.
Mrs. Kate Shirick of Wheeling is SIS
iiinti her sister. Mrs. j. II. llainrs.
Mrs. Cameron and sons are visiting
her sister. Mrs. Jennie Davis.
Mr.. s. P. Yickcrs Is visiting his son,
Elmo. a. Fair View this week.
Pr T.. j; Hawthorne of Mt Pleasant
WAS Il professional caller here Monday.
Miss Laura Ryard has returned Ia her
home in Tiit"nvilir after Il few days
visit with friends and relatives.
Or Sfairrs nj Martins Ferry was q
professional caller in this place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs i. T.. Hnrk ana son Of
Pleasant Grove were callers NJ the home
Of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. T.. =.
simpson. sunday.
Miss Mary !. Fox has returned To her
hmrri" after spending n few months with
her hr"ihrr. Ralph. Of McKecsport, Pa.
Mrs = VI. Mitchell underwent mn op-
Grafton 4, the - V. q; hospital Wcdncs-
day. which was very successful. Her
IL
cry.
Mr.. w. 6. Brown rf Pleasant Cirnv'
was Il business caller In this place We'd
ncsday.
Mr.. Milton Yost was q business Gale:
in st. Clairsvilc Monday.
Miss Evelyn Hartley returned sun
day after two weeks vacation ut h"r
homo In Indinn1
Mr. ard Mrs. Waiter Pratt have re-
turned to the homo of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Berry. after an. extend
riI
Mr.. Thomas Arkle was n. criIrr III
Adena Wednesday,.
MIR -. !. !:rnckin WIS Il caller III
Wheeling SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward steer and son
havo returned ii their HON" 1T Salem.
Ohio
Margaret Ashton is confined 10 her
home with the humps.
Mr.. Merle j.. WtSilakr and Miss Nir-
glnia Fox wcr" uUictlv marri"d ut the
homo o. Rev +. -. Wis" Of Ad"ra. o..
"Wednesday Their MANY friends wish
them q successful life. They expect to
make their future homo In Colerain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11

Pleasant Valley, has returned to MS
post. ,, Ala, ~
Chllirnih" Ohio arr visiting Elm Hlo'e
relatives and friends.
SrrrI .1nhn Weiss Of Triadelnh,a7 IN
mining at Camp Lee. Is visiting his
narraiS in HAT town. >,
Scrgt. Edgar Miller OF Elm Grove IS
hn,r,. from Camp Lee on iive-day tur-
I"urh. ,-;,,
i'riva;, Edwin Carter Of Forest view
l. spcrdin. Il tivc-day furloush with ms
parents.
private Ray Porter Of Camp Lee ar
rived Yesterday morning on hrc-nas
!urlouyh. which he will spend Win MS
parents IN Patterson
priyn;r Charles caldwell or Film
Grove. stationed 1T Fort Scrirrn. Oil;
mas enlisted i'll tho railroad artillery ano
,.yn..ts IL So. active service soon.
CORP. Russell Hill. Company Is. FIRST
Provision Recruit; battalion nj Camp
Lace. has arrived ~ his home IN TRADER
rh;a To- spend n lrr-day furlough.
Private. Stephen Tucker Of Pleasant
Valley, stationed. Il; Camp Lee. mas re-
turned Ia ..amn after spending n hre-day
tHri.ugi AZ hone.
Private Charles Lewis OF Elm Grove.
trurtrr from Camp l.r". is spending
:.v..-,lay fur!pusM in F;m Grove. VISITING
ir;'uh%
Eugene Madden o. Elm tirov" has r"-
ruru.I from Rurrr:ts;"wn. Pa. where
he has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. III. u','"nnnr OF F:aston. Pa. has
returned home after visiting relatives III
Elan Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11

John Crow. who was sick ut the canton
n'ent at Little Rock. TO the effect that
he was suffering from measles and cold
but hoped TO be back in training soon.
Mrs. Chambers received a letter. dur
ing the past week from her son. Lieu
tenant Arthur Chambers. Of Los Angel
es. Calf. stating that he expected to go
over seas soon.
Mrs. Nancy Wilson, Of Golden. is very
Ill 1T her home.
NIessr. ]. G. DOMAIN. H. w. Steele and
c. G.. Mooney were business visitors. 1T
Wheeling. Friday.
Miss Katherine Steele OF Warwood.
returned home after spending pleasant
fortnight with relatives here.
Miss Fairy Harsh. student OF the
West Liberty Normal. resumed her
studies Monday after spending the noli-
day vacation ut her home.
Miss Bessie Jones Is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. .. T. Steele, Of War
wood mo,orcd To this place Saturday
evening. where they were the Sunday
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Fl. W. Steele.
pr. W. P. Sammons was called to re-
port for duty at the front the 23rd OF
this month.
Mrs. Martha Atkinson, who mas been
III for the past few days. Is not so well.
Mrs. Amanda Richey. Mrs. Amanda
Harsh and Missile Annie Atkinson and
nellie Chichester spent Sunday with
Mrs. s. r. MilIiken.
Mrs. Caroline Chichester spent Sunday
with her dau ghtcr, Mrs. Annie Majors.
Charles Majors. of Viola, was tho
Sunday guest Of his brother T. ]. Ma
jors.
Mrs. Nora Johnson Is spending this
week with her aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth
Clutter. Of Wind Ridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
Corporations Admitted.

Two foreign corporations wcr" admit
ted to operation in West Virginia today
by Secretary Of State Houston G. Young
Tho Thompsun-Starrctl Construction
company, Of New York. which has charge
Of constructing United States GHVcrn-
m"nt Explosive plant c. ut Crawford
City, below Charleston. Is one OF the cor
poratlnns. This concern did not file "
statement of the extent nf IN" work IN
the state but officials estimate the cost
Of erecting the huge chemical and pow
der plant and village for the wnrkmcn
will be about %0.0pn.O0O.
The Scaboard Construction company
Of Philadelphia, was granted permission
to operate in Taylor county. They specI-
fled their investment in the state would
amount 10 approximately $4,000. which
will be mainly. for derrick cars. erec-
ton tools and so forth.
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Gets Rchcaring.

4 writ Of hahcus corpus was allowed
BY the state supreme court today. which
means that Charles Coon. convicted OF
second degree murder in kitnaWhh
county about n year ago. ana sentenced
&C serve IL years in I'll" state PEN
tertiary. Will u" given 4 hrarinE To as
certain whether or not hr will get what
he has asked for from tnr state supreme
court. Coon killed Olhcr Kirk In Il
luuCh-roum connected with thy Y. NJ.
I. y. ut Handlcy on November %. 1?la.
He surrendered t. county authorities.
was indicted and trial set for Janu-
airy 49,. 1916 The case was continued
Il number OF times on account of his
plea OF Insanity, on which grounds lie
Is 10 be released from the state prison
now.
At one time Coon was an inmate Of
the Huntington stAtc hospital Tor tho
Insane,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11

wood. was held yesterday morning. For
the purpose OF Cheering their staff for
The Junior i&Sl. ~; ~" Sc&ool paper.
The TrladrlIh!an." Tnis school paper
has always hv"n Il credit /" the school.
and the Junior issue promises 10 be an
exceptionally good on. TIL" result of
the rlrti"r follows: Editor III chief.
John Handlam: assistant ''hlur kn"N
Gibson; athletic "Aii"r Ha"l Clemens:
bushes manager. Rny Humphrey; as
SiStant business manager. NJ iSS Flor
"nce Mckee: circulation editor. Agnes
Brennan; snre'ty rdiI"r. Katherine VIII
son: joke editor. Fritz S"harf: alumni
rotcs. Sian H. Meek: "X"hanc" EDITOR,
Wilma W"Im"r: ;s"'h""l ir';'$ Pearl otto.
organizations 'ir"rE" Smith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
Higher Demurrage Rates.

The public service commission today
entered general order permitting al
railroads operating in the state to In
crease d"murraEn rates. the new order
providing for IS hours free time. and
Off the FIRST day after that Or fraction
thereof 81: second day 81 and for each
succeeding day charges 10 increase 81
in excess Of the charge the day before
until Il maximum OF $40 n day is reach
ed. and thereafter $40 a day or fraction
thereof.
Tho order also provided for The can
callration OF all avrrng" agreements
provisions In existing tariffs. tn" order.
which is in accordance with orders from
the national director on Interstate traf-
fic, Is effective January 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11

visiting his brother Albert Crane OF
Twelfth street. .. ~. c,nn
ua,,i.shurr, Miss. after spending
d,v fu-lDuGh with his parents on
,.narilnv street.
rhomas West. popular young LAD OF
the South Side. has accepted positto'.
with the Wheeling Mold ana f0uaoiS
Uarrv Porter. from out the Pike IS
e.pected. To be back from Camp Ice 81
ur1nv ON q flve-day furlough.
Louis Nickeson Of East NhHelhs ar
rived in the city yesterday from lamp
Leo on L furlougn to visit fr'cnus hhu
!, relatives. y,
Miss Stella Pollen OF Syracuse. \. y.
b,. h.e,, in The city visiting friends and
relatives in the E,aSt ind for the past
week.
Miss Zcll, Neun"m 81 Thirteenth
street Is confined t." ;,r: home with a
slight attack "t pr."u'r"nta.
Albert iIcliS;cyn o. the c. A House
Music store. WAS i'll lu;=hurSh yesterday
on somc .imporla,t Liisiness. -.
Luis NiehcrGall al R"nwood arrived
~ the city Yesterday from Camp Leo 20
spend his furlouEh with relatives
Phil Smith OF the North End has been
In Washington. u. G.. for the past few
weeks on business.
Word has been received from Nicholas
Feed OF Nineteenth street that he -
''uvcr there" and enjoying tho best 81
health and likes the conditions there.
Louis "Rabe" Dugan Of Fourteenth
street is back from Il short trip down
through the state.
: T.:ttl.. Miss Edith .IGusk' OF 1929 Chap
limo streets Is recovering from pncu-
monia-
Mrs. Carl Hadsell IS the guest of
friends in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Enpch Filler Of Mercer. Pa, IS
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. z. linn.
OF the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs ". o. McCluskcy. Sr..
have gone to Atlantic City. y. J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. Jan. lN.--Two Wild
Cws who have bern receiving pensions
for several months from tho state
workmNn's compensation fund today
were awarded dowcr!"s in The form OIL
lump sum settlements by III" commits
sioncr upon receipt Of proof OF their
:e-mnrridrr.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gamhns. Of NcwnaIl'
WAS awarded The sum Of S46I3' upon
nor marriage L. Frank Balasz, and her
three children will continue 10 receive
tho pension Of SIS n month each until
they urc Of age. Mrs. Sarah +. Hodge.
was awarded $$9G.2G upon her marriage
to. Porter Phillips. She has one child
WHO will continue to receive s. 2rr
month until II Is or age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11

William Mirh"nIrldrr al Ed:;w""I
mot with Il painful arcih.nt Il, Tia"
Wheeling Mold e. Foundry company
where h" is employed. which caused I'll"
loss OF one rye. While running a crane
tn" cram" chain broke. on" "t the ends
striking him IN the cy" destroying his
cycSight H." Is suffering somewhat
with til" painful injury. bur viii! soon
br back at work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
Game Cancelled.

The local high school basket hall
has cancelled tn" haSirt
ball gam" tn b" played with Shad%S!d"
on ihr Wheeling Park Casino floor to-
morrow evening Tho rcn%"n for The
cancellation WAS That tho boys are not
in tn" best possible condition. rs only
thre" days Of practice has boom held.
and two games in two nights would he
too much Il Tux on the strength Of tho
boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
NAV Accent Children.

Tho public schools Of the, Triadclphia
district NAV admit children into the
school at tho opening If thc'Second GEM
rSi'r. who hay" not - Hc, reached SiN
years Of age. hut who Will reach that
ar"- before IN" end "t tn" school year,
While no statement has been given nut
Nv tho board Of education. II Is thought
thai. this rule will 20 into effect In rhis
district the same rs in surrounding dis
triCtS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
Basketball At Casino.

4 good basketball gam" Will l." Staged
at tho Wheeling l'-r, Casino tonight he
tween tho Triadrlphiu five and the
Bridgeport high floor team. This Will
hr the first game If the season for III"
local hig,. school will" this is Bridge.
ports second game. they having defeat
cd Earncsvilr Inst week. y large num-
Der will be on hand TO cheer their teams
To victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
0UT-THE-PlKE
Election POSTPONED.

Tho election nj Triadclrhin last even
linz was postponed for some unknown
cause. The election was In have been
hold by the newly elected co'mctmen
of tho town. who elect mayor and re-
curdnr from their number. This election
has been postponed several times. anu the
date II will be held is not crtain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
NeW HIGH School.

Progress N H.. work Of III" H." :igh
Srh"u! at Wheeling lark IL going raih-
"r slowly al present, du" L" III" ''Nlrc!sI"
cold. und ti:r Si"wn.%': III tn" shipment
81 material The hric!ilay"rS arr hus"
At present working Oh IN" first siurs.
and this w0.; - also slightly hHnpCr"i
by Ihr w,'ath"r. IT, is IN" desire of Ill"
hoard "f ,.,:ucH;i"n thar II possible. th'~
years graduating class h" til" first 10
hold :"r'r COMMENCEMENT exercises IN
this building. an effort will Il" mad'' -
hay" tn. building completed h"rrrc The
opening ut the next school y"ar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
Gn< n@-S nF

The students of the schools in This dis
triCt will get II day off n"Hi Friday
when tho t"arhrrS hold Il meeting all
day. This is on annual meeting. and -
holiday Is always observed. TIL" haSk";-
ball team is Planning Trip WhI"h VIII
start an Thursday ard end "n Sunday.
because this dag off Will let them get in
an extra day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
Compensation News

Three elections 10 the compensation
were approved today by Commissioner
OF, as follows:
Irving Adams and company. wrrcking
coal mines. of Baltlmor"; Irving Coal
company. of Independence and Ferguson
and Butcher coal company. OF Shinns-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11

Tho lieutenant was testing the squad
in vis!onnl power. Tell me NO. j.. Ee
sald how many men are in the trench
digging parfy over there"
Thirty men and orc officer was the
reply.
quite right. But how do you know
that one is an officer ut this distance?
COS he's the only one not working"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
stockholders Meeting.

A meeting of the Stockholders IF the
Bank of Fulton WIS held yesterday Mt
nrnoon in the bank. for the purpos" OF
clccting directors tn handle the affairs
NJ the hnnk during the year 1915. The
same directors that served during tn"
year 1917 were rc-clrCtcd as the stock
holders desire In make no change.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
First Christian Church.

TN ncXt Sunday morning III tn" FIRST
Christian church VI Elm Grove ltcv. NJ
II. l:irhrll Of tn" city will deliver tn" ser
mon in tn" ;hscnc" uf Roy. Harry Rob-
rrtson. pastor If IA" church. There will!
he no evening services as Rev. Robert
son will spend the day In Cameron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11

Only ONE "BROMO QUINlNE"
To get the genuine. call for full
name. LAXATIVE BRoMo QUlNlNE.
Look for signature OF E. w. GROVE.
Cures a cold in Il day. soc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11

Grip Follows the Snow.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNINE Tab
let's taken In time will Prevent Grip.
Z. W. GROVES signature on box. coo.
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r.. B. POTTS

114547 Market St lin near tuture),
Main and Tenth SITS, 2125 Market st.,
wheeling, and 1925 Union St, Bel
hire, o.
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Mother ito Franka-1Iow Is 1t that
you're late horne nearly every after
noon
rrank-Well, no woricr; we've got
such a bis clock In our school
Mother--Why. what has the clock to
do with it.
Frank-'Cause rs so big It takes -hc
har:ds an awful long while to get round
IT. If we had clock like papa's little
one I'd get home a great deal quicker.
There !* no ring to platitude--it IS
nj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
Pike Personals.

Private Charles Dudley of Camp Lee
who has been visiting his parents In
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Pmples, BIackheads, Bois and Poor
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Potts Bargains

NAHTED-Two grocery clerks.
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