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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20
UNIFORM PRICES
NECESSARY
Farmers Point Out the Dan
ger Of a Shortage
of Milk
NO MONEY IN
THE BUSINESS
Present Prices Drive Many
of the Milk Producers
from Business

Boston, Dec. 20--New England farm
ers predicted milk shortage and told
how they were losing money, and were
forced out of business by poor returns, al
the hearing of the federal milk commits
sion which was resumed in the State
House at 0 a. m. yesterday. The com
mission will establish uniform milk
prices for the New England states.
At the hearing Moses r. Paige of
Hardwick, formerly sales manager for
large corporation, declared that there
| is no money in the milk business, and
gave some detailed figures of the cost
of milk production. He said he owns a
herd of % Holsten cows and some young
stock, and has nearly 900 invested
in buildings, land, stock and machin-
cry
Milk from his farm sold at an average
price of 6.l7 cents a quart. He gave de-
tails of his labor and feed costs, and
added that general farm expense is a
material item not usually computed I'm
der this head he puts repairs, extra help,
ice, breeding and veterinarian services,
seeds, fertilizers, aside from what is
raised on the farm, machine work which
has to be hired, COW testing, registra-
ton fees and the like. making in all
81 1873. He came to the conclusion that
he had made net loss of two cents a
quart on the milk he sold. The price
should have been SIT, instead of 6l7
cents.
John Rogers of Meriden, n. H., master
of the New Hampshire state grange, said
he gave up the dairy business recently
because no matter how hard he tried, he
was unable to make his gross receipts
equal his gross expenses.
Prof J. W. Sanb0rn of Gilman, n FL,
dean of the Missouri Agricul |
tural college and president of Utah State
college, said the farmer works IL to Ii |
hours a day for the pay of muscle,
while city folk worked eight hours
day for So and SIS. He held the opinion !
that milk at l3 cents a quart is cheap, I
for dollars worth of milk in calories
equals So worth of meat or any other an
NAL product.
Clifton f. Wolcott of Barre, select
nan of that town and Worcester county
chairman of the New England Milk Pro.
lucers' association, said:
'The milk consumers of Massachu-
etts want too much for their money.
They want things on silver platter, but
lont care to ay for the service Unless
he farmer gets some profit for the work
lie does there win be milk shortage in
his state greater than the sugar short
ge."
G. w. Barker of Exeter, n. H., said
is total milk cost was 0S4l5
oh rJ Do g II
,ngland Milk Producers association the
rst witness, said that milk is sold at
at rate of eight cents quart f. o. b.
'oston, from which are deducted trans.
ortation and other costs. On Sept. II
arm prices were 6.D6 cents quart in
Iaine, 5S5 in New Hampshire; 6.l9 in
ermont SIP in Massachusetts and 7.lS
/ Connecticut, figuring states as units.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20
THE WONDERFUL. :
FRUIT MEDICINE.
Thousands Owe Health And
Strength To "Fruit-a-tives

"FRUIT-A-TIvES", the marvellous
medicine made from fruit juices - has
relieved more cases of Stomach, Liser.
Blood, Kidney and Skin Troubles than
any ether medicine. In severe cases
of rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Pain in the Back, Impure Blood, Neu-
ralgia, Chronic Headaches, Chronic
Constipation and Indigestion, "Fruit.
a-tives" has given unusually effective
results. BY its cleansing, healing
powers on the eliminating organs,
"Fruit-a-tives" tones up and invigor-
ates the whole system.
soc. box, 6 for $3.50, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit.
a-tives Limited. Ogdensburg, Ny.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20
Honor ForbidS

by Robert Adger Bowen of The)
Nigilantes
Honor forbids that we may longer be
The friends Of those who uphold Ger.
many.
Between the man who'd keep his man.
hood clean
And him who champions all that's vile
and mean
Must yawn a chasm bridgeless as the sea.
May We forget the scarlet infamv?
The bastard deeds that meet with iu-
bileey
The foul excuses which no lies may
screen
Honor forbidsl
Our country calls. And answering her
decree
Youth bright with promise puts its life
IN fee.
Nor may there any longer lie between
our souls and German arrogance Sc
rene
The semblance ~ manly sympathy.
Honor forbiasl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20

the time the navy did. it might now have
10000 guns on hand. Four months de.
lay OF machine guns, one company max.
ing rifles when four should have been
no evidence of preparedness before the
United States actually entered war, the
ordnance bureaus rifle program carried
out at expense of our troops and our al
lies, rejection of thousands of machine
guns offered in time to equip all army
training units-these are some of. the
points brought out at the hearing.
Secretary Daniels gave some round fig
ares to the House naval investigation
committee that somewhat startled the
members thereof He stated that total
of rs ships were building for the navy.
42s capital or other class ships. and $50
submarine chasers Incidentally he ad-
mitted that the chasers were proving
and that some had been
sent TO France at the request of that
government and were doing good work
He snapped Representative Britton up
sharply for retailing mes room Cos
sip when he asked the secretary in re-
gard Ia requests made bv Admiral Sims
which had not been honoTed Specifically
he said that every request had been sat
sized as far as the navy departmen
lad been able to satisfy H. Incidentally
le announced that American ships would
,e sent anywhere IN the theatre 81 war
hat the grand council decided they
'0uld best b. used.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20
LIGHTLESS EDIcT STANDS.
Petition of Motion Picture Houses, Who
Set Forth Patriotism, Denied.

Washington, Dec. 20.-Requests by
vaudeville theatres for exemption from
the recent lightless night order on the
grounds that their patriotic services de-
served recognition was denied yesterdav
by the fuel administration. The theatres
had cited the fact that they had permit
ted the use of their stages by four min
ute men and by solicitors for Liberty
bonds, Red Cross and other patriotic
funds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20
Thought Kilties Had Lost Pants.

Rome, Dec 2O.-Lt Chisholm of To-
ronto, a Highlander and consequently
proud of his kits, was holidaying in
Rome.
On the Corso he encountered a kind
hearted Italian lady. She registered
symptoms of immediate excitement.
One of Chisholm's Italian friends sub
sequently translated the ladys remarks.
They were to this effect:
'Man-womanl Poor little refugee
you've lost almost all your clothes Come
with me to the tailor's and III buy you
a pair OF pants"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20
INVALIDED CANADIAN
SOLDIER IN u. S. PORT
Diverted from Halifax, British Ship Ar
rives with More Than 1000
Disabled Fighting Men.

An Atlantic Port, Dec 20-Diverted
from Halifax because of conditions due
to the recent disaster there, British
ship bearing more than 1000 Canadian
soldiers, invalided home because of
wounds or illness. arrived here yester-
day. The men win be sent to Canada
by rail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20
MILD ALL WEEK

Prevailing Temperatures to Continue in
the East
Washington. Dec. 3o.-The prevailing
mild temperatures east a the Mississippi
river will continue with little change un-
til the end ~ the week. the weather bu-
rEau yesterday predlcted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-20
PLAINFIELD.

A promenade and dance at the s. and
7. of Liberty hall, Plainiield, Friday
evening, Dee q. Admission, 25c Dane
ny from S till LADY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
Three ". Y. j. Pitchers
Get Theirs in the First
Of the Penn State Series

S.,r'.al Dispatch 81 ihc Imcil. ,,ru"rs
Mul:GSNTrWN. W. Va. MHy ill.,
Penn STATE defeated West NirgiIIa ii Il
slow gam" bore this AFTERNOON. \ Ii -
, TN" home team wubllrd badly III he s"r-
"nd and third innings. When prmu Str;'.
scored three runs on Il single. t"ur errors
ana Il passed bail.
IN III" NTH TIA" visitors fell Oh LATTER
n"r for four singh" and II d"uhl" whirh
melted th"r" runs. 'iHrd!- II ii"y"d him
but SlHl" reached him i"r "n singles
and Il tripl" III tn" seventh. which Noted
two NOR" tHliirS.
Rodgers d"uhl" AMI Films single
SiuDl" scored ON for West Virginia IN
the fourth. while llU!i'InnnS irir!" and
= Rodgers Sacritic" tly counted another in
I IL" sixth.
Seven cX,ra ha*" hl:% w"r" rui!r dur
ing The Ean.. IluffmHH leading with two
triples. TN" teams piny again i"lHnr-
Tow. TN" score:
4; II. T..
Penn Stall. " = u q = II &" q Us ID :.
W: Va. .....n II It ! u " Il H. i
" !atirrir Howard auL Wheeling:
I l.aIIrrnrr. Candy and kiuk. r'idlcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
500 Pottery Workers
Involved in Strike

"
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. May lt;.--
The Mrik. ni mold runNCrS AMI bat
t"rs.ouI. called yesterday. spread ~
day 10 most IF the puttcrirS IN TINS
city and 10 one plant in Newell. W.
VA. with the result that the strikers
rankcrS were increased Ia 800 men
workers. In another Newell pottery
and in Two Chester. W. Va, shops The
men ar" expected to walk Out toner
row.
The strikers arr demanding daily
bonus of ~ crntS a day. irrespective
OF the number Of days pay they work.
The mems pay ranges from 5" TO s. Il
day.
Representatives IF chinaware pot.
ferries in New Castle and Beaver Falls.
Pa: Grafton. w. Va; Syracuse and
Buffalo, y. Y. and Trenton. y. j., and
the National brotherhood Of Opera tive
Potters conferred here tonight on d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


Wheeling. W Va. May iG. 1917.
sealed bids viii b" received by The
Board mf Education Of Triad"lrhi;t Dis
rrict. OHIO County. Nest Virginia. Tor
lh,. erection III It new High School build
iur. to he buiii on th.ir property near
lI"k Park: Plans nld specifications for
tho PROPOSED huildinS may he seen at
ih,, office of Architect +. j.. t>ariS or
,hC niTiro of tho secretary IF said board
i'm The Womlsdalr School building.
All bids must DC in the hands OF Inc
secretary OF said board not later than
II o'clock q. nj. saturday. June :. ~.
\ certified check for per cent OF me
amount Of the bid ~ accompany .cach
hid.
icrl any or all bids.
III. order "f M. Board OF Educati"h'
rriadcIpha district.
: =. JACOB. JE.. Sccy.
S.M.RAIEr. President.
mayII-l lG-!1-i9-2t-puncl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
PA[)E:h CITY
"Y">.. Who W-nuiun' 49,

"I">. Who wouidnf":
81 nrrr" d:"am"d there VA 81
much civ in FaIrn.
"Thai isn't Il parker !" viva; i'adcn
is "u!a 20 be fore you know II.
"Whyfor"?"
"ShrW br tine be-; in The state.
TWENTY-FIVE times ,har. Hu' that :
no; why | bought lots there.
What the
"Li~irn? 4 few years ago | bought
. Ia, near Wheeling Tor $500, ! could
have bought j. Tor $2un d Tow Years
earlier Eat | kept K I'LL sold II iQE
81 .2n0. To-day K couldn't be bought
ior $%.lQn."
Then why buy in Padrn?'
"Bocause YOU don't have ~ pay
80. no now. that's WIZ. | bought i lot
IN PadaH for $l9I last October. Now
It's Impossible Ia buy anything near
~ (evrn from he Land Company
for less than $500. ANA private ownrES
won't sell Tor anything like thai. In y
year it Will be worth $IU".
Can buy for 5000"
Some for half that But Not Mine.
Nc.r business lots. one UI those. the
company held AZ $500 Il year ago, sold
fer $3.50 last October. and'its present
owner holds il at several thousand.
How cheap can YOU buy in Paden
now"
From 5000 up. but 'Paden is level
land limited between the mountains
and the river. and when II is gone
there il no more OF It.
Then the prices are bound 20 go
skv-hi@h and keep on rising forever"
Looks that way with new indus
tries pling in and they must double
and triple and much more-but they
are in the Suh-cellar yet--till tn"
Company sees lit TO let its prices
jump"
And have you doubled your money
in six months"
Better than that on every dollar
Two paid in yet, and | expect 10 double
il twice this Year and four times next
How"
Say. you just 60 to Paden City and
soc. for yourself -- ask Walter kritcr
there. or ask
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
ALLAN TURNE R
1920 Market ST.
Bell Phone 1885. Natl 165-Y
TICKETS FREE TO
ACTUAL INVESTORS.
OPPORTUNITIES
UNEQUkLLED
Dbl TUARY.
Mrs Nancy Jane tKlmberlyl Roberts

Mrs. Nancy Jane Kimberly Roberts.
Mrs. Nancy Jane kimberly liubort$,
widow OF EaSil W. Roberts and moth""
OF Miss E:t,a NJ. Roberts. public lfbrtr-
ian. peacefully passed away in tho fam-
lv hum" at - ThIrty-isrSt street, Yes
lcrd&y morning nj 1850 o'clock, follow
irS an illness OF tire. years Of compll-
cation OF diseases incident to advanced
years.
Mrs Roberts was born IN this city -
years ago and spent her cntir" lite
r.r". sac Was onr OF the most highly
esteemed Christian women ui Wheeling
arr,i had u large circl" Of friends VIII"
viii b" distressed to learn OF her death.
Mrs. Roberts was u member 81 tn" First
Christian church. Her husband passed
away Il number OF years aga. She leaves
one other chilli besides Miss l.Jta Rob-
"v< :, son. Andrew Roberts.
Funeral services Will hn held in The
family hom. Friday 1t $3.50 O'clock. TIL"
Rev. Or. W. H. Fields "f In" FIRST Chris
tian church. will "tiiciLtc. and inter
mcnt will be private in Hr""nwoo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
BECKLEY NAN
PRAISES TANLAC
After Taking One Bottle Of New Med
cine He Is Feeling Fine
Once More

Il suffered from stomach trouble
and indigestion. Had severe pains ~
breast and stomach after eating an"
wasn't abb" In keep up a AL IN ne
little | WAS eating" said John I. Hot
landSworth. .Ir. of Hrrklry. ". Va.
After taking Tanlac. which h. saw
advertised. he said: Il !IHI" only Ia
ken one bottle but am feeling lin" ami
think il good medicine. 1t Srrms To
BE- good for anyone suffering rs | was.
Just think Of il ThuusandS of p"n-
pie have given similar S.Ll:.I%"nlS III
regard 10 The 'Naiional 'F0air" Tan!ar.
and any one suffering wi!h stomach,
kidney or liver AILMENTS can Very
wisely give this great remedy trial.
$l.uh per hOt1l" At E.. II. Cries. X Co..
ll"I Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
AUTOMOBILE HITS
TELEPHONE POLE

Speeding around 4 SHARP "ur.r "n tir'
Barton road. Il short distance. out ~
liridGrpurt, an automobile occupied lay
Wheeling people cuilid"d with Il tel
rhnn" polo. damaging tn" marhiii" con-
*idrrabIy and slightly iuiuriug THO &C.
cupantS.
rh" automobile. j. said IL haN" been
travelling al 4 rapid rate. 'El'' "nali-
four had little know i'ti-,.. al Tn" road
and as he swept around lii" curN'. a
telephone pole doomed up. H.: could not
avoid collision ana the ear crashed
the uccupaEts could i,nt h. obtained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
Stewart Funeral Friday.

Friday Afternoon at ~" o'clock. furHr-
n service: will b" h'.id ia" Henry St"W-
art Civil war veteran and life Ions
resident Of Fulton. who died Tuesday
in the family home. 23i National I;nad
Fulton. y detail from tk" i. ". Hollt-
day C. \. r. post. at which Mr.. Stewart
WIS member. vii! lik"ly have charge
q: tho funeral. lnt.rment Will BE- IL
Peninsula.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
Funeral for Mrs. McGannon Friday.

Funeral services for Mrs. Maris We
Cannon. aged wife ~ John McGaunnn.
wnn died Tuesday. viii &c hold III lh,,
!nn!IIy home. i2la McGu.!"rh street. on
Friday morning. at $50 o'clock. with re-
u,.irni ugh mass IN -. !uScphS cathrI-
lal at o'clock. Burial vii! be pirate
In NJ Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
Funeral for John Quinn.

Y"storday morning fun"ral $"rvi''o.
were held fer John quinn. LS"d : :"
retired ,nlil worker. in III" h"n'" ct hi~
sUr-iu-i;w, Harry Farley. If go W""d,
street. ;:cquicnl high mass vas c"l,.
b,h;.d ia ST. Jn$"ph'S ca'hcdra! am
uar!al was in Mt. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
John Vincent Mcnamara.

u,ru- years . .r,.sih..,i: 81 Iii, r,'r. died
ia In. HON. It 81. south Tenn street.
following aIi rNt":l'l"d Illness at - .'"rI-
nIi,.atiun nf ,IIS.n:,r% l'.im, RAT arrange
,r1rntS VIII i" completed l"Gal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17

MGGAHH0N-On Thursday: May IL. 49,. II 80
u'c"ck y. III. the family residence No. 1913 Nc
t"lluch street. MARIA. wife Of Jchn McGann"n.
Funeral FRIDAY morning At 81 O'Clock. RequirnE
high mass - 81. J">cIh's cathedral a. O'Clock.
Friends II family respectfully Invited 10 attend.
Ini!rmrnt private at Nj. C4hxty cemetery.
ll'!casr omit flowers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
D I E D

RoBERTS-On "Wednesday. Man. IL. 1911. ~ 1880
,,rl,-,k J. IT. at a:e residence. q Thlry-first
stlcri NANCY JANE. NI'Ium III B.sIl ". Roberts.
~ the 18th year of her
Services At tbs residence Friday Afternoon A. 80
o'clock Friends invited. Incrment private Grcen-
wuud cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
Banquet is Postponed.

Thr hnl;Ttni tnr tn" nfil,"IS. 'l"i"ch're
and Visitors IL tn" CnlIv'M NJ ion. wt''T
WIS /" haV'. lr.rn held III tn" First Eng
fish Lutheran church last "v"ninE. was
POSTPONED h"CiIS" Of III" aUinuHhil"
Sightseeing trip arranged for III" ci,v'S
@urS.-. The. ;tfH IT. will h" l"lh nj noon
Today. Mrs. Willard G.ari>in "f tohie'
skill. y. T.. will preside as loastmis'
trcSs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17

F1TZSIMMoNS-nu MONDAY. May litl. 1917 It
/: 80 'clUrh y. H. at Wheeling hospital. PIII.ir
FITHSlMNUNS IN lbs 9th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
business MORE
THAN USUAL

"Ili,, ;uI seq h. biz: ,loub!o-Na@"
nnuIn~raphS. wri'"-urS ANA announce
ururs in ilr. Sunday papers. ShnWln%
nuthin- bat what i already and riSht
nnW III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
Sister GilIcland Horored.

Sin"" lI' '"'!N"Nll'n "lI'ii"d iI"r' R~t
SATURDAY. ~, M h.Trn Wrrl'I htN' I'''''n
raising iI,Iuuii% If $40 each Ia place II"
nam" "r contributors nr IHu>" whom J."
"un'"ihltnr. 'ay riirn"'' ;" honor in Tho
Enrii "Ili nnI,"rS:r" Chest. Last might
til" lItl ShuTrh synod society. which sup
i,uri& Sister Laura I;ill"lHi.I IN Nfri'a.
~, :lf"rl her rtIu" TOR TIA" chest. tn"
sum 81 $l.H,'t for TINS purpose has I'''Ii
RAISED ~ this ruIiv"Rtiru and ia" ain!
- t"."nG for ia" Fort ic'h Anniversary
host viii lac <uri,:i> sd this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
PROCLAMATION AND NOTICE OF ELEC1loH
FOR ADDITIONAL SCHOOL LEVY.
To the Qualified Voters Of Liberty District. IN 'ne
County OF Ohio and State OF West
vrQlnia-TakG Notice!

T.,,. ~ 4 legal rir"ilnS II the Board ~ EdI'S ,
,:.r e L.icr;r uS,ri. in III" county III 'lhi" ann
Stair II Ms, Virginia held "n thu l3ih 'aE :"
M,, !"!: The following ufrr was lrsut"rF ah""'''
and entered ~ r'''ri. namely:
tn, I;,,aId e.: Eiu"diIun nf Liberty D>;ctH IN tne
,',,u,y NJ r,,n and STATE AZ Wr> Virginia believing
Tint II necessity rNr~iS Tor S''h""I building 81 va
icy Grow IN aid District. ia a'""rIHf'r WIN '''
,o,.:it n ~hu"i agr residing ;I"". and EakihS 'N'l
,,a,., tina, .J.d building >h!tahlS mad properly '"i
.tr,.,.,I Val ,,. cA>; &G,nnh 90 aud ihc B"a'"
rriug ~ "nuiuu that ihr maximum ia'' ~ w.,
m ,...,,, =! e chapter .. ~ the Act III I'"N VI"
~. ~, disc" sufficient money ~ N" hHhihE Jun"
i.r ;lr ,I.rI"n! ~ pav ;hr costs ri '''S'"'-
,gpi >.hu" huii'ir:. aud % 'nV"r Ia" "'arr ht'e>
saw ,lrii;urr> SAID Tnd for ;hr current wear III
.,id ltnul dSI.r, and this Board ha'in: ascertain
-. HAT tn" anu;nt -! taxable property III said hiH
-. r,.,r,us iE" latest assessment Thereon ~
go - w. aud tia: The Order 10 rails" IN" "i'h
IONA; ii,Iry The construction -; SAM HOUSE II
N.i Ir n,r,>sas To levy rat" * twenty cents Oh
r.v! me hundred dollar valuation 81 >L!d 'SAair
property: and that Ill" aggregate atH"ihi "i VI" IN
,,,fr,-!nr.S IA sd I.nrv District now "HiStiuS
,t..r,,r follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17

HOLTz-M Pittsburgh. Il. Sunday May L..
!g!;. LAURA MED w!is c! D.. E4rl Douglass
ilrltA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17

STEWaRT-On Tuesday. MAY -. 49,. at 3:l5
urluch y. III. 81 hi late residence NJ :3i Ma
,luual Read Fulton. HENRY STEWART. in his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-17
Mo
Il l.hIh:i.l Sll.
Proclamation BY ihc President OF n. Board OF Edu.
Gallon nj Liberty District

CaIIOn NJ IINfTTY UTSTTTLT
l. -th. t;a:.'>'r'. r:r-'h'm; -; she Board -; tdi-
rai,'u g" L,'"'If' District. u, Ia County ~ hh".
are, Sal" - W.; Nlr..E. trIr.i!aTi Ia the :"Er-
s..l. ui,:.' "a ii',i,, .i,r'iaa .rl ar!oin; the
nth ia, e Mat. IN. riwr"m III" hours ~ sim
gud sunset. at r"tnm4r. Valley t;I"'" aud "",.
lih.rN. ."iu.X i!i,r> III aid r!>;rir;. ;Er time
.r'm place, 81 wI.r'h 'a!'i ""r;Irn shall I've held h'
'hr rua.lf' 'u:.H, uf sad .s'I't r decide whether
ti'rv ~ Ia:Ifs i.i','' 'h' foregoing Trdrr.
'''"', !!.'!r. !auT iil~ l'ih DAY ii MAY. l"i.
4 Il. TiRRISbN.
Attest. President.
L. l. Rot DEER 81.
S.rr,:.u mv.l. ~
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TEc,rC.yr 4; - hrI"lw ordered h' This Board ina;
s.rrlal election lie Erl hy the Qualified voters "I
...H disirir the IurIn>' ~ determining "hetheE
- no: The Itdagd uf Education shall Law an anul-
,i,,u,I lew 81 :urniy ra"h one hundtr"
,rat> ,n al taNabl property IN said histf"t :"
l.Y The. uiT.SSary cost 81 constructing sara scho'l
luihIImc: under and according l" the PROVISIONS OF
>,:un - rr chapter - ~ The Acts 81 Ill" Legislature
nf igrs whirh S,r':I"n provides 'ha; an adhltiohal
l.sS not ~ r.'c'd iw-iv rruS ~ each nne hurlrrd
,Il.r> IT valuation my Ec lrri"i for such purposes
/. i further ordered that til" ballots nShd IN Sad
.r.;.nn shall have printed thereon a. caption Tie
:.,!l"wInE.
Il .rc.'ul "r'i"u "a aihnri:" an additional levy
Cd. wr!,,v cents ~, -nr! hundred dollars on all
,r :,xair PROPERTY, IA lrh'r;v District. ohio County.
state =: West NirrnIH. a'l'"rns Ia ia" nrd"r 81 ih'
I,drh -! F.dira: Iuu ~ sau District. made I'm thc
l';h ,Ity ~ MAY. 1917. t"r The purpose 81 raSIn:
funds ~ a,t,T,I To The I"euar s'h"! irry Tor the
.lrT"i; lra!. 10 the r"i -! constructing Scno"'
L,,:>" i: Valley I;ruvr. in sail district.
md! al>n .Iirr."l2 underneath liz" foregoing cap
'r,u IN wm s"a:a" 'irr- shall! b" printed The words
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s~'''tt."'N

uniform wage scale Ii is understood
,h" chint workers will be given wage
increase
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WANTED-Male and Female

WAETE o-Aicn. buys and kris for light factor
work. Wheeling Tan Co.. 18th l. Eoff SITS.
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MeGAHKON-

Funeral services Fray afternoon At 80 o'cr-k.
Friends invited attend intrrmcHt It Peninsula
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-rerman automatic oil tanks &. Oai
.u,:nt,r-- marble tor-safe 2is1SA.iz-and meat
rauS Ilp. MCi'ollo'h. l6-i