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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-14
THE THEATRE
LITTLE BoY BLUE.

Little Boy Blue" fresh from its sen
ssuonal successes in New York. Chi
cago. PHILADELPHIA and Roston- will be
tne attraction at the Court Theatre to-
night. Apart from the entertaining
story. the haunting. lifting music and
It's world wide fame. IL should command
an unusual amount OF attention from
local theatregoers OF a discriminating
taste because or the novelty and beauty
OF Its staging and costuming In all
things. however. a. rivals the other FAM
Gus work OF the same producer OF The
Merry Widow" and "Everywoman" The
Original New York production will be
seen here. The company will b. large
ana OF excellent selection. No ordinary
artists can do Justice TO the score OF
Little Boy Blue" and the magnificent
unusual excellence. All OF these attrib-
utes are assured for the local engage
ment OF this renowned Niennese musical
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EVEN CROSS, SICK
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP or FIGS
~ Feverlsh. siilous. constipsted, Give
Fruit Laxative AZ Once.

Don't scold your fretfui. peevish
child See n tongue IN coated: this Is
sure sign its little stomach. liver
and bowels are elogged with sour
waste.
When listless. pale. feverish. full OF
cold. breath bad. throat sore. doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally. has stom-
achaehe. indigestion. diarrhoea. give
a teaspoonful Of California Syrup OF
Figs" and In few hours all the foul
waste. the sour bile and fermenting
food passes out OF the bowels and you
have q well and playful child again.
Children love this. harmless fruit lax
alive" and mothers can rest easy az
ter giving II. because Il never fails TO
make their little ''insides- clean and
sweet.
Keep II handy. Mother, A little
given to-day saves a sick child to-
morrow. but get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for a 50-cent bottle OF
California Syrup OF Figs" which has
directions for babies. children OF all
ages. and for grown-ups plainly on the
bottle. Remember. there are counter
feits sold here. so surely look and see
that yours is made by the California
Fig Syrup Company" Hand back
with contempt any other ng syrup.
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STOMACH RELIEF! NO INDIGESTION,
GAS, S0URNESS- -PAPES DIAPEPSIN

trouble has made it famous the world
over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor In
your home-keep IL handy-get a large
nfty-cent case from any drug store,
and then II anyone should eat some
thing which doesn't agree with them:
II what they eat lays like lead. fer
ments and sours and forms gas
causes headache. dizziness and nau-
sea: eructations of acid and undigest-
ed food-remember. as soon as Pape's
Dapepsin comes In contact with the
stomach all such distress vanishes.
Its promptness. certainty and ease in
overcoming the worst stomach dis
orders Is a revelation to those who
try IL.
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AT THE VICTORIA.

Again last night the Victoria theatre
was packed 10 see The Girls OF Mo-
rocco ana II was every whit as gnod
As on the previous presentations The
audience was delighted with the singing
and dancing Of the girls az we'll as with
their costumes and the clever comedy
that runs all through the play. The piot
carries pretty story OF love and while
" was never intended 20 he heavy there
terest
Miss Retta Cooper. the star OF the
production. u clever little actdress and
as the ward Of a man with whose son
she u IN love. has chance 10 show
some pleasing acting The girls have
work and they have aided materiaflv IN
packing che house at every performance
The comedians with their speciaitieS
have added spcie and variety 20 eve~v
part OF the rlay and they would make n
whole show themselves. There has beer,
a hig demand for seats 70 the remaining
performances and packed houses are as
sured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-14
GOVERNMENT LOSES

NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-The North
Atlantic conference. composed OF
trans Atlantic steamship lines. II d.
vested Of one 81 its business features.
declared by the government TO be OBJ
noxious. is not combination in re-
straint OF trade and competition IN
der the Sherman antitrust law. ac-
cordinE 10 decision handed down in
the United States district court here
today Against this business feature
the operation Of the sO-called
fighting ships"-an Injunction f. Is
sued
cove eminent attorneys announced late
to-day that en- appeal from the decision
mere would D. taken direct 90 the United
states supreme court
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MAJORSVILLE
A Birthday Party

MAJORSVILLE. w. Va. Oct. IA
Mrs. Dell Harsh very pleasantly en-
tertained Saturday from TO n. m
IN honor OF the 18th birthday of her
little daughter Fairy.
The party came as a complete sur.
prise to the little Miss, who only he
tame wise when the small pIavmafes
begun to arrive in gala dress. The
little foulks enjoyed out-of.doors
games, on the lawn, until driven into
the house by the severe storm. which
swept over this section. Music on
the piano and violin. with quieter
games followed until .. m. when an
elegant luncheon was served by the
hostess
Mrs. Harsh was assisted in enter.
tanning by Mrs. Rena Alley. Mrs.
Flora Steele and Mrs. Maria MilIiken
The following children were pres
emit; Misses Mabel and Marie FRYE.
Kathryn Steele. Flora Richmond
Beatrice Mahen. Lilly Harsh, Alta
Atkinson. Jaunita Archer, Phoebe
Archer, Martha Armstrong. Fairy and
Nellie Harsh. Eliza Alley. Zelda sta
ger. Paulette Harsh: James Miller.
Frank Frye. Lloyd Knapp. Earl Archer.
Allison Campbell. Willard Mahen.
Willie Harsh. Harold Archer. Ross
hease. Howard Stager. George, Willie
and Eagle Milliken.
AZ an early hour the lads and las
sizes returned TO their homes. leaving
many beautiful presents. and good
wishes for their dear friend Fairy.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stuckey returned
TO thei rhome Sunday. after a short
visit with Mrs. Stuckey's sister. Mrs.
kinzie Higgins. who Is very seriously
ILL.,
W. r. Archer. Jr.. and Frank Gun
bingham were business visitors Al
Waynesburg Monday.
The condition OF Miss Alice Arm
strong. who Is suffering with typhoid
fever. remains unchanged. her sister
Mary OF the North Wheeling Hospital
IL caring for her.
=. Chichester returned home Friday
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STEUBENYILLE

STEUBENvILLE. o., Oct. IA
David Plunkett, found guilty OF as
sauit In connection with drunken es-
capades at Hammondsville. drew sly
months In the workhouse, from Judge
Smith.
Henry Walker ct al. VS.. Oliver
Thomas ct al, c. A. Young was named
as receiver.
Matthew Brown VS.. Standard Fire
Brick Co. verdict for $500 damages.
VIM. II. Tarr ct al. VS.. The Dexter
Coal Co. judgment for s3.S1s.s7. and
execution awarded
ROBERT Philabaum VS.. Leona Phila-
oaum, plaintiff ordered into court for
contempt In paying alimony.
Jonn McClave VS.. Elizabeth Lewis
et al, Judgment for 1896 on A mort
gage and order OF sale
Eva kerekis vs.. Antoine Kerekis.
divorce granted for habitual drunken.
ness and cruelty while drunk. Con.
Veyance from Antoine Kerekis 10 10
seph herekis ct al. set aside as fraud
ulent. and defendants share in proper.
~ Is TO go TO plaintiff. and she is To
pay $3.50 10 Antoine Rerekis 81 al
Defendant Is enjoined from interfering
with or molesting her.
The U. p. church OF Piney Fork has
Med application for authority TO sell
real estate Mclaughlin attorney for
plaintiff
Bessie Wilson vs.. c. p. Wilson. suit
Tor divorce. They were married De-
cember "a, 1904. and II II alleged that
when they were married defendant had
legal wife living. Mclaughlin attor.
ney for plaintiff.
Kendall Coal Mining Co vs.. The
Cloverleaf Coal e. Fire Clay Co. ct al
Judgment asked for Ss.61s.4s. and for
sale OF property. Coleman & Harmon
attorneys for plaintiff.
Thomas Ryder Dead.
Thomas Ryder. a resident OF Jewett.
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Rev. A. c. Rife. who was attending
tne annual conference at Fairmont last
mesA: returned home Saturday evening
on account OF being an.
An agricultural meeting will be held
=. tne school auditorium on Thursday
evening October Is. Mr.. Musgrove
citation. and several other speakers. will
DC present. Everybody Is urged TO at
The following were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. p C Klages on sunday: AR. and
Mus George hinch a nsond OF belmont
D 1n,.. MIS-. {, "A. Dean and Mrs. Fanny
tsoteHieter. OF Wheeling. and Mr. and
Ars J. W. Behrens and family.
Miss Emma Baker will entertain the
5yi,,L. * @. Club at her home al Mt.
MT and Mrs, j.. IL Montgomery and
son' Secll. and Harry Marble. OF Wheel
mh eSa;, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T
Miss Hazel and Miss Lota White. of
Mfees1ensllis. o.. are visiting at the A.
Miss Beuleh snedeker entertained the
~. l. Club at her home on Saturday
IL Mrs. Harry Klnikler. Of Mozart. is
NSitlng reietiyes in Pittsburgh. Pa
.. MS. n. G Carnahan was the guest OF
friends at Mt. Oivet, sunday.
Ths Harry Lydiek: OF Mozart. is III.
, ness meeting at the park Monday even
AN. Mr.; and Mrs. Alexander Campbell and
uausnter. Miss Emma spent Sunday
visiting friends in Elm Grove.
Miss Nellie Kittie. who Is attopatnx
siish school In Wheeling. spent Satur-
Jay ana Sunday at her home here.
Miss Edna Rial. teacher at Mozart
spent the week end at her home AZ
rev. W w Dinsmore. Of Dallas. held
AZ. union services at Mt. Union Sum
MISS Gertrude White Is spending some
slins A. The home OF her brother. Han
tord white. OF Elm Grove
Mrs. George p. Folmar and daugbt.r.
MISS Gertrude and Miss Nell, returned
70 20 tneir home. Sunday. after a visit in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-14
ARE FESTIVE
Arizona Citizens Desire Drastic 40
ton to Protect Them From
Mexican Bullets.

DOUGLAS. Ariz. Oct. 13.-Mexican
fire from the villa faction besieging
Aqua Prieta. Sonora and its Carranza
garrison crossed the international line
again today.
One trooper OF the United States
border patrol received a shot through
the hat last night and the rain of bull
lets caused the Inhabitants on the
border side here 10 seek safety In the
northern section OF the city. A state
ment of conditions here was tele-
graphed to Governor Hunt at Phoenix
by Captain c. S. Booper OF the Arizo-
ma national guard.
Governor Hunt made another ap-
peal TO the government at Washing
ton for more vigorous action by the
federal patrol.
The casualties so far are reported
as one killed and two wounded in the
garrison under Commander Filomeno
Acedo. and IL killed and 30 wounded
among the attackers.
Forty thousand rounds of ammuni-
ton were used by the Acedo forces
last night
National Guard Ready.
PHOENIX. Ariz.. Oct. l3.-rhe
Arizona National Guard was ordered
by Governor Hunt to-day to be in
readiness TO entrain at a moments
notice for Naco. where bullets and
shells fired by Mexican forces in bat
tie across the border have been fall
ing in American territory for many
days
Governor Hunt telegraphed to Sec
rotary Bryan at Washington notifying
him OF the action taken and asking
what steps the federal government
might take. Secretary Bryan replied
that the protests OF citizens OF Naco
and the situation with reference to
the continued firing by Mexicans into
American territory had been referred
to the war department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-14

West Virginia Traction a
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas conpsrys .u-
thorixsd pay stations:
Companys Office. corner 1,tn
and ChApline Streets. wheeling.
Bank OF Fulton. Fulton. W Va
The First National Bank. Elm
Grove. W. Va
State Bank OF Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. W. Va
Pay your electric light water
snd gas bills at the most conven-
lent pay station.
CHAs. NADDES.
Asst Sec. and Treaa-
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Time iti-ln Five Minutes You
Upset Stomach Will
Feel Fine.

You don't want slow remedy when
your stomach is bsd-or an uncertain
one-or a harmful rone-your stomach
10 too valuable; you must not injure
II win drastic drugs.
Papes Diapepsin il noted for its
speed in giving relief: its harmless
ness; its certain unfailing action in
regulating sick. sour. gassy stomachs.
Its millions Of cures In indigestion.
dyspepsia. gastritis and other stomach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-14
FAEHn wAaD AND HER JEWELS

Much has been written about act
resses who lost their Jewels; and usual
~ AZ Is credited TO the ingenious press
agent IN search of publicity for his at
traction Never before. however, has
the story been written or published OF
me actress who lost nearly half a mil
sion dollars OF Jewels but. paradoxically
oid not lose them at all. The actress in
question Is Miss Fannie Ward. star of
tne french farce comedy. Madam Pres
loent, 10 be seen at the Court this Fri
Jay and Saturday. October 1917, with
matinee on the latter day.
II Is a fact that Miss Ward has one
OF the finest collections Of Jewels own
90 by any actress in the world. She has
the only known barrel-shaped diamond
IN existence. a pear-shaped diamond a
rope OF perfectly matched pearls as we'll
as individual pearls OF distinctive coIors
ana odd shaped. myriad diamonds
ruoies. erneralds. sapphires. turquoises
and opals set In various ways
the sale OF seats for Miss Wards en-
gasement will open this morning.
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after spending a few days with
Moundsville friends: he reports the
street fai ras all right.
Miss Alta Archer returned Monday
TO her work at the Glendale school
after two weeks absence.
Miss Eima Brewer. teacher Ar
bioomneld. spent Friday, Saturday
and Sunday with her parents at
Viola
Mrs W. A. Harsh and Mrs. A y
ing.
motor party consisting of Misses
Hazel Alley. Bessie Richey and
Messrs- Charlie Miiliken and Earl
Clutter visited Dallas. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harsh spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with Mr.. Ciemmons
of near Wheeling.
!. Thomas Mahen. field manager for
the City and Sub. Gas Co. purchased
a new. passenger Buick machine Sat
urday.
Paul Mahen is doing nicely since
recovering from the shock Of the am
putation.
The farmers are busy looking after
the apple crop. the supply Of apples
IL so great that many bushels are be-
ing fed to the hogs
Quite number OF our local people
expect to attend the Davis sale at the
Braden farm Thursday. October Is.
End the Ollie sale. Friday. October I6
at the old Ollie homestead
Thomas Montgomery OF wharten's
Run. was business visitor at Majors
vile Saturday.
Dr. Waugh OF huntsville was IN
our vicinity Saturday looking after a
horse belonging to J. f. Allison: me
animal which was valuable one was
severely kicked by its mate.
Lexie McNinch and family OF Calls.
spent Sunday with Mrs. ID. NJ. Archer.
Climalene costs only ten cents per
package. or three packages for a quar-
ter.
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"GETS-IT." 10 the first one ever known
TO remove corns without fail without
pain and without trouble This g. why
"a n the biggest-selling corn cure IN
existence today. IL a. now used BY mil
lions. because ~ does away with sticky
tape with plasters and cotton rings that
shit their position and press down onto
the corn, with saives that raw up the
toe. with Harnesses" that cause pres
sure and pain. with knives. razora and
hies. clawing and pulling az n corn.
"GETS-IT" g. applied In two seconds
Two drops applied with the glass rod
% the work. Pain goes. the corn
sttute Try o. on any corn. wart cailus
or buuiou tonight
"gErS-fT" ia sold hv druggists
cvcry where. z5c a bottle. or sent direct
b. p Lawrence a Co. Chicago.
"0ETs-lT" s. sold IN wheeling By
John coleman CO.. q. "a. Griest a -. q
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cLEANINo couRr aooM-rl.

CLEANING COURT RooM-Tbe
work OF cleaning the court room for
the opening Of the fan term OF the
Federal court was begun Yesterday.
The entire room win be thoroughly
cleaned and renovated. Brief racks
for the attorneys will be placed. and
docket pigeonholes will also be in
stalled
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Using TAU is
TRANSFORMED
GERMAN LEASED PORT HAS uN-
oERWENT REMARKABLE
CHANGE IN SHORT TiMe.
From Holiday Making CITY n 70 .
War Camp Busy Making Pre-
partitions For Siege.

tcorre-pondsnce OF the Associated Press,
Using TAU. Province OF shan
tung. China. Sept t0.--From q holi-
day making CITY full % people on va
cation to war camp In the midst OF
hurried preparations for a siege.
Using Tau. Germany's leased port on
the China coast and the. casps belli
or Japan. has been rushed during the
past month through series OF tran
sitions OF startling unexpectedness.
A month ago the hotels which look
out over the fne stretch OF rlue wa
ter OF Kaio Chow bay were fru OF
-guests-English. French. German.
Auerican-from all parts OF China.
who lad come 10 enjoy the sea breez-
IS. sea bathing. motoring and ire
other pleasures which this picturesque
little German city affords. Today the
houses are empty and the shutters
closed Over the hotst N different
parts OF Using Tau float the Rod Cross
nags and within the German women
VINO have volunteered to act as nurses
are making preparations to care for
the wounded. Squads OF soldiers oc-
ciasonslly march past TO some post:
Cniiese rickshaw coolie trots By
with German officer or down the
street speeds motor car. one OF tho
corps which has been organized from
the automobiles which the owners
placed at the service OF the military
authorities.
At night all lights facing the sea
are extinguished. Two weeks ago the
light houses about the bay were
blown up.
Outside is a blockading feet of IAN
anese men-ofwar-the second SQUAD
ron. numbering several torpedo boat
destroyers. two armored and a battle
cruiser. steaming back and forth along
the horizon. The announcement OF
the blockade was sent by the Japa-
nece vice admiral Kato to the gov
crnor of Kiao Chow. Captain Meyer
Waldeck last week
Picturesque Events.
The events since that announce
ment have been more picturesque
than important such as the firing upon
japanese men-of-war that have ven
tured too close TO the shore batteries
and the loss OF Japanese torpeEo
boat destroyer which ran ashore on
q small island and has since broken
up on the rocks. Today a Japanese
hydroplane from a vessel of the feet
flew over the city and the fortifica-
lions and dropped three bombs aimed
at the barracks and the provision de-
pot. Luckily for the defenders they
missed their mark. The monoplane
OF the Using Tau garrison has also
been out on scouting expeditions. AS
yet the expeditionary forces from ia
pan, as far as we are informed in
side Using Tau. have not landed, hut
news from them is expected any day
and by the time this account of the
beleaguered city reaches the United
States. Using Tau will in all proba-
bility be cut OF from communication
with the world outside and left to its
unequal struggle with the investing
forces OF Japan.
In food supplies and ammunition
the garrison Of Using Tau Is well pro
vided. II is in numbers that Il il
weak, for there are all told not more
than 1000 men here to oppose the
armies OF Japan.
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IL has been announced ~ the r1anare-
ment ~ the Tlradeirhia district hf-lt
school that arrangements have haeu
completed for game with the FIIfoft
FOOTBALL team on the Elm Grove grounds
Friday afternoon. 50 far this YEAR the
Irtafnluhln boys have not PLAYED un 10
their standard. but Coach ValIea has
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II was reported yesterday that tho
West virginia Traction and Electric
company had instructed the conductor :
on me line 20 keep "a record OF the
NUMBER OF passengers that are hauled
from wheeling TO Bow street How
street 10 Pleasant Valley and from
fleasant valley 70 Elm Grove. IL -
SAID that the company realizes that the
occomodauons In the pike district are
not what they should be and n H. cx-
pected that they viii make an eTor. 70
make the service better by plactnx
more cars on the schedule
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much change. He Is still IN a eeroius
condition
Work f1s been completed on the paw
wood hank building. on warwood ave-
nue..
Mrs Rose Uncommon of woodsfield
has returned home after spending a cou-
pie days visiting friends IN Center War
wood.
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Agricultural Nesting.

A meeting OF the Glendale Grange will
o. held At the Glendale school house on
thursday evening. Prof. Horace Atwood
AGENTS Tor the Panhandle Agricultural
Slub will be present and deliver ad-
dresses. Different topics pertaining TO
the farm work will be taken up and all
farmers interested are urged to come
ana take part in the discussion.
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AZ a meeting OF the social committee
OF the stone church sunday school held
monday evening. II was decided to hold
a masquerade party In the basement OF
the church on Friday evening. October
% The committee had planned for the
hololng OF the affair ON the 30th, but
were compelled TO have A. one week
sooner owing 10 the fact that another
affair was scheduled for that date,
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Mrs Iohp Gibson. OF West AIerand-
er, very pleasantly entertained the mem
bera or the porcaa Bible class OF the
fresbyterian church last evening AZ her
nome various games we're PLAYED and
et late hour luncheon was served
ABOUT thirtv guests were present and
enjoyed p most pleasant evening
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First meeting OF the Junior Circle OF
Kings Daughters OF Warwood. was held
last evening at 1880 o'clock at the home
OF Miss Gail kenamund, of Twenty
first street. A large number were pres
ent and the evening was spent in the
transacting OF important business, after
which some sewing was done.
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a meeting OF the Valley Grove branch
or me Panhandle Agricultural club will
be held az the Valley Grove school hous,
Prof. W. II. SIN. two on the County
agents Tor the club Will be present
several important matters viii come up
at THIS meeting and all interested In
the promotion OF farm work are fnvfteI
20 attend '''eN
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o'clock. the pupils OF the Loveland
school marched from the school building
and assembled on the east side OF Rich
land avenle. The pupils Joined in sing
ing Yankee Doodle" and while they
sang America" two OF the pupils raised
the Rag. which was presented TO them
By Mr.. j. c. Williams. OF Warwood.
After singing ~Oid Glory we Hail
Thee" they gave three cheers and sa-
luted the flag.
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The Wheeling Electric Company put
MP test light yesterday afternoon on
Warwood avenue. near Seventh street.
This light il like those Installed by the
town OF Benwood and IL is thought that
Il will not be very long hef0re Warwood
has the same kind OF lights.
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rnarhs Mr.. Williams for Kindne.s.

, The pupils and teachers OF the Love
land school extend their many thanks
70 Mr.. ]. c. Williams. OF the Wheeling
Tent and Awning Company. for the
beautiful flag which he presented to
them. Also 10 The board OF education
Tor repairing the flag pole.