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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-06-07

YES-We give you a complete course, No.
1 set of tools, paying position in our chain
of shops for $50. so. Atlanta Barber College,
10 E. Mitchell St.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-06-07
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Bud English went to Atlanta FRI
day to see his sister, who is ill.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05

NOTE: You've all undoubtedly heard
Of the famous DIR. Pierce and his WE'LL
known medicines. Well, this prescrip-
ton is one that has been successfully
used for many years by the physicians
and specialists OF DR.. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Of Buffalo,
N. ", Cor kidney complaints, and dis
eases arising from disorders Of the
kidneys and bladder, such as backache,
weak back, rheumatism, dropsv, ON
gestion of the kidneys, Inflammation
OF the bladder, scalding urine, and
urinary troubles.
Up TO this time, UAnuric" has not
been on sale TO the public, but by the
persuasion of many patients and the
increased demand for this wonderful
healing Tablet, DIR. Pierce has finally
decided to nut il into the drug stores
of this country within immediate reach
Of all sufferers.
/ know of one or two leading drug
gists in town who have managed 70
procure a supply of UAnuric for their
anxious customers in and around this
locality. IL not obtainable send one
dime by mail to DR.. Pierce for tina
package Or 50 cents for full treatment
EDITOR Please insert this letter in
sons conspicuous place in your paper
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05

Limiting No Of Bnls-Yes 10. No
Declaration Against Implied Re-
peal Of constitutional Provisions
Yes Is. No as.
Uniform Tax Classification Yes
SO. No 81.
Requiring city. state Election at
same Time-Yes Al. No 20
New Penitenttary-Nes IS. No az
Road Bonds Issue-Yes 81. No as.
Precinct I9-Athena.
Authorizing Ports to Create In
debtedness-Yes 80, No 81.
Limiting No OF Bils-Yes 9. No
Declaration Against Implied Re.
peal Of Constitutional Provisions
YES Il. No Al.
Uniform Tax Classification - Yes
~. No s..
Requiring Cite State Elections at
same Time-Yes SC. No "a.
New Peuitenttary-Tes II. No 50.
Road Bonds Issue-Yes az. No "a.
PreSinct Is. athena.
Authorizing Ports to Create In
debtedness-Yes Is. No 81.
Limiting No OF mlls-Yes & No
observation-disclosures Implied Re
peal Of Constitutional Provisions
Yes r. No s..
Uniform Tax classification Yes
II. No 81.
Requiring CITY state Elections at
Time-Yes %. No g..
New Peniteptiar-Yes u. No q.
Road Bonds Issue-Yes IS. No "a.
P~reCinCt 6i-Xinson.
Authorizing Ports TO Great. In
iebtedneSs-Yes 5. No g
Limiting No. OF Bfns-Yez Np
Declaration AGAINST Implied re
Of CONSTITUTIONAL Provisions
~. No g
Uniform Tax Classification Yez
No :
Requiring CITY. State-EI,Ytiun.
It sans Time-Y-s l5. No 3
New P-uitentlars-Yes g. Nu d.
Road Bouds Is~ue-Tss n No 40
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05

Uniform Tax Classification Ye,
81. No so.
Requiring city. state Elections al
same Time-Yes "a No As.
New Penitentiary-Yes 50, No 81.
Road Bonds Issue-Tes 81, Ma IS.
Hoguc.
A~uthorizing Ports 10 Create In
dehtedness-Yes 3. No 81
Limiting No. OF Biils-Yes /. Ne
IS.
Declaration Against Implied Re
peal Of Constitutional Provisions -
Yes l. No Sc.
Uniform Tax Classification Yes
s.. No 80.
Requiring city. State Elections at
same Tfme-Yes :. No 81.
I New PeniteuJiary-Yes 3. No 80.
Road Bonds Issue-Yes q. No 60
Hcrmiston PrcSinct 81.
Authorizing Ports To- create In
debtednesS-Ncs 81 No -.
Limiting No. of Bills-Nes 10. NJ
Declaration Against Implied Re
peal of Constitutional Provisions
Yes 80. No ~.
Uniform Tax Classification Yes
~. No So
requiring CITY. state Elections a,
same Time-Yes So. No -.
New Peuitentisry-Gss SO. No 81.
Road Bonds Issuc-ies ~. No Is.
HeFmiston PreciucT -.
Authorizing Ports To Create In
deDJedneS-Yes 80, 40 Il
Limiting No. Of BuIs-Nes 10. NJ
"a.
Declaration Against Implied Re
of Constitutional Provisions
Yes So. No -.
Uniform Tax Classification Yes
a., No II.
Requiring CITY. state Elections at
same Time-Nes IS. 40 %.
New Peuiteuuary-Yes . No Ell
Road Bonds Issue-Nes 81. No %
Prerinct sO-NIcacham.
Authorizing Ports t. Create In (
debtedueS-Yes l.. 80 IS.
Limiting No. ct BtIs-Yes > Ne
So.
Declaration AGAINST Implied Re
peal of Constitutional Provisions -
Yes : No %
Uniform Tax Classification N-
IS No %
Requiring city state Elections at
Same Tme-Yes q. 80 H.
Sew Penit-utsr-Yes 9. NJ SO
Read Bond 1ssue-Ncs = No So
Prcsinct ss-ucliS.
NufHarln- fHrr~ Poo create Ir-
d., Ye 5 ~. CO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
Misery in Back, Headache
and Pain in Limbs.

Dear Mr.. EditOT-For more than q
year / suffered with misery IN the back,
dull headache, pain in the limbs, was
somewhat constipated and slept poorly
at night unit. / was about ready to col
lapse. Seeing an account of the won
derful qualities of UAnuric,D prepared
by Doctor Pierce, Of Buffalo, n. Y, ]
sent for n box, and before using the
Ny sleep is refreshing, misery reduced,
and life is not the drag it was before. I
most cheerfully recommend this remedy
TO sufferers from Ike ailments.
Yours truly, ". A. RoBERrs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
RETURNS BY PRECINCTS.

tcontinued from Page ~

ETceIHcb 31~--fenuleJOn.
Authorizing Ports 10 Create In
debtedness-Yes 80. No 10.
Limiting No. of BiIls-Yes II, No
s3.
Declaration Against Implied Re-
peal Of Constitutional Provisions
Yes II. No 20.
Uniform Tax classification-Yes
"a, No 10.
Requiring City. State Elections at
Same Time-Yes "a. no 81.
New Penitentiary-Yes "a, No 10.
Roa Bonds Issue-Yes 4s. No I.
Precinct 35-Pendleton.
Authorizing Ports 10 Create in
debtedDess-Yes As, NO A.
Limiting No. Of BiIIs-Yes q, No
rs.
Declaration Against Implied Re-
peal Of constitutional Provisions
Yes "a. No SIS.
Uniform Tax Observation-Disclosures
SO. No 81.
Requiring city. State Elections at
Same Time-Yes %. Nc 40.
New Penitentiary-Yes SO, No 81.
Road Bonds Issue-Yes II. No So.
Precinct 15-PendletOn.
Authorizing Ports to Create In
debtedness-Yes 20, No 20.
Limiting No. Of Bflls-Yes 10, Nc
ss.
Declaration AGAINST Implied Re-
peal OF Constitutional Provisions -
Yes II. No 80.
Uniform Tax classification - Yes
II, No. 81.
Requiring City. State Elections at
Same Time-Yes 80, No 2I.-
New Penitentiary-Ees 80. No 2s.
Road Bonds Issue-Yes 80, No 20.
Precinct 12-PendIeton.
Authorizing Ports 10 Create In
debtedness-Yes 70. No 80.
Limiting No. Of Bills-Yes II. No
as.
Declaration Against Implied Re
peal of Constitutional Provisions -
Yes 10. No 80.
Uniform Tax classification - yes
%. No rs.
Requiring city. State Elections at
Same THIEVES 80. No 2s.
New Penitentiary-Tes "a. No. ~
Road Bonds Issue-Yes 81, No ~.
Precinct 39-PcndIeton.
Authorizing Ports TO Create In
debtedness-Yes 2S, so SO.
Limiting No. Of Bills-Yes 10, No
Declaration Against Implied Re
peal of constitutional Provisions -
Yes 20. No 80.
Uniform Tax Classification Yes
33. No 20.
Requiring city. state Elections at
Time-Yes 25, No 80.
New Penitentiary-Yes %. No 81.
ID I'D I.a.s. - 90 - 40
Precinct i1-PendletOn.
Authorizing Ports to Create In
1ebtedness-Yes IS. No 30.
Limiting No. Of BiIis-Yes II, No
II.
Declaration Against Implied Re
peal Of Constitutional Provisions -
Yes Is. No 80.
Uniform Tax Classification 49, Yes
30. No 80. /
Requiring city. state Elections at
THIEVES 81. No IS.
New Penitentiarv-Tes IS. No ~.
Road Bonds Issue-Tes IL. No Al.
precinct 37-PendIeton.
Authorizing Ports to Create In
lebtedness-Yes SO. No IS.
Limiting No. of Bills-Yes 10. No
=. .
APFhihIiNAoH AEhllSA iiAIlltu Ike
zeal of constitutional Provisions - .
'es f6. Nc 80. -
Uniform Tax Classification - Yes 6
:. No 90.
Requiring City. State Elections az
anne Time-Yes IS, No II.
New Peuitentiary-Yes 81. No 20.
Road Sends Issue-Yes As. No IA. 4,
PrerinCd l3-Pendleton.
Authorizing Ports to Create In
ebtedness-Yes ~: No 80.
Limiting No. of BiIIs-Yes %. M
B.. -
Declaration Against Implied Re
aal OF Constitutional Provisions - -,
es 40. No 40. ~
Uniform Tax classification - Yes :,
No 45.
Recurring city, state Elections at
me Time-Yes SO. No 60.
New Penitentiary-Tes So. No IS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05

@NtAN 1ANt 49, 49, -
Precinct ss-Eiverside.
Authorizing Ports to Create In
debtedness-Yes 10, No 81.
Limiting No. Of Bnls-Yes s, NJ
81
Uniform Tax Classification We.
10. No Il.
Declaration Against Implied Re
peal Of Constitutional Provisions -
Yes s. No 20.
Requiring city. State Elections at
Same Time-Yes -, No 10.
New Penitentiary-Yes Is. No 2$.
Road Bonds Issue-Yes %. No %.
Precinct I6-Union.
Authorizing Ports to create In
debtedneSs-Yes 20. No 20.
Limiting No. OF BilIs-Nes Il, No
81.
declaration Against Implied Re
peal Of constitutional Provisions -
Yes 81. No p.
uniform Tax Classification Yes
"a. No 20
Requiring city. state Elections az
same Time-Yes "a. No 81.
New Penitentiary-YeS Is. No 80
Road Bonds Issu--Nes -. No -
Precinct SS-NIckay.
Authorizing Ports 10 Create In
dehtedness-Nes &. No 81
Limiting No. OF Rms-Nes 8. W
60.
Declahttion AGAINST Implied Re
peal OF CONSTITUTIONAL Provisions -
Yes .. No Sc.
Uniform Tax classification - Yes
No 50.
Requiring city. state Elections At
Same Timc-Yes rs. No 80
New Penitentiary-Yes Il. No -
Roads Bonds LSsue-Yes .. No g..
PRECINCT 59-Pilot Isock.
Authorizing Ports 20 Create In
icbtedncsszY Yes 81. No 81.
Limiting No 81 Bnns-Yes Sc. NJ
80.
Declaration Asains, Implied Re-
peal OF Constitutionai Provisions
YES 81. No II.
Uniform Tax Classification Yes
IS No SO.
Requiring CITY. state Elections az
same Time-Yes 20. No So
New Pcnitentiary-Tes So. No -.
Road Bonds Issue-Yes -. No 81
IrtSinc tt-Pendicton.
Authorizing Ports To Create In
irbtedneS-Yes IS. No IS
Limiting No % Bnis-Yvs g. No
e
Declaration Azaiu-t Implied Re
10 Cousutufsoua; Provisions -
Yes g. 40 81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
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PORTLAND. june Tho polior
1Ur searching rter,Wh"r~ Tor W =
fcrts~. inland empirr iumhsrman
ami utrtuts'r uf = prumius'mf ~aif
Lake TITS family. who ~safsrd frutu
the hospital following On atterupt o.
cummit suicide. Eu~tc- rrmfrd =
roum and drank - h-nttir ct ttHuL TIA
uur~c~ -urcii"rt poisson nud r-nehrd
hin iu Iiulr 60 -ite ht- rnr fa-t
Ii-itt o. Walled rrsls Soc hospital
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05

New Penitentiary-Yes ., No %.
Road Bonds Issue-Yes IL, No 10.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05

Uniform Tax Classification Yes
81. No so.
Requiring city. state Elections at
same Time-Nes "a No as.
New Penitentiary-Nes So, No 81.
Road Bonds Issue-Tes 81. No IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-19
BLAME DELAY
ON WAR DEPT
GENERALS DEFEND
NATIONAL GUARD
Declare Report of the Militia
Bureau Was Unfair to
the State Troops.

! WASHINGTON, Jan. lS-Blame for
delay in mobilizing the National
Guard for border service was placed
suuarely on the War Department to-
day by Major-General John +. O'Ryar,
commanding the New York division
Of the state forces. In testifying he
fore the Senate Subcommittee on
universal service. Adjutant-G General
l.. W. Stokesbury. of New York. and
Captain James r. Burns, of the Third
Illinois Infantry, Joined in defending
the guard.
All three officers agreed in favovins
should be applied. General Organ
outlined plan under which boys
would be required in their nineteenth
year to elect the course Of service
they preferred, whether in the regular
army, National Guard or in some civil
capacity In common with the other
two officers, he declared that COM
plete liberalization Of the state troops
must be effected to insure efficient
service, and believed this could be &C
complished by a simple amendment OF
the National Defense Act.
+. Generals Organ and Stotesbury DC,
clared the. report on the National
IudEu 1uUUlLLdllOu SpoiCu ~ 'A4~
militia bureau, was unfair 10 the stale
service. They dsclaimed any thought
that army officials had issued il for
the nurpose Of discrediting and break
ing down the guard. General ORydn
saying the action was due 10 "conSer-
vative prejudice and ignorance OF real
conditions"
; The National Guard was treated by
the War Department as volunteer
force. not under the scheme contem,
plated in the National Defense Act,
said General Stotesbury.
Equipment Lacking
! Both generals said the greatest dill
ficulty was the fact that under depart
mental regulations the equipment 10
Ibe provided by the government was
not on hand in the mastering places.
while War Department regulations
NAV have been TO blame to some tx
tent" Senator Chamberlain interjec'-
ed, Congress was also 10 blame, Tor
recommendation Of the department
for this equipment had been repeat
eddy rejected
bury, land I'll 80 further than that;
The people were 10 blame. They dld
not approve proper preparations
General Organ told the committee
that the 10000 men Of the New YORK
division had been modified within
less than twenty hours. complete, rs
| to numbers and all equipment they
were expected 10 furnish.
Delay was caused, he said, by ne
process of mastering, ruled by. The
! War Department 10 be, on the basis
of volunteers and by physical eXaml-
nations of l9,a00 men by only two
medical officers.
there was no shortage Of men or
equipment in our division. Some COM
ipanies were at war strength
You put the whole responsibility
for delay on the regular establish
ment," asked Senator Chamberlain.
/ That seems TO be agreed among Of,
ficers, regular and National Guard, >
General Organ replied; 1T would
have taken IL cunning mind TO devise
IA system for mobilization Of equip
ment better calculated to cause de-
lay"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-19
About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From the City.

Mrs. Theodore Johnson, OF Mounds
Vile. spent Thursday in wheeling.
Mrs. Geo. Franz. of Wheeling. has
returned from stay with friends al
Moundsville. A.,
o. V. G. hospital, spent "Wednesday as
the guest Of her father at Mounds
vile.
r. r. Mason, Of this city, has spent
several days at East Liverpool, y.
W. |. Steer, of Parkersburg. is
spending several days in Wheeling on
r. A. Byrd, of Parkersburg, and
family have arrived in Wheeling ana
will reside here.
in the city yesterday and will take up
their residence shortly Oh South Chap
line street. DR.. Clovis is a resident
physician at the Ohio Valley General
hospital. ,
L. E. and Samuel Cooper, of Hunt
ington, are visiting friends in the city
for few days.
Mrs. Clark Weekley and Miss Jessie
Tracewell, Of EGff street, have re-
turned from a visit al New Martins
vile.
Mrs. Henry Koontz has returned TO
her home in New Martinsville after
a visit with friends and relatives here:
Miss Alma and Louise Munson, or
South Chapline street. left last even
ing for Cumberland, Md. to visit with
their aunt and other relatives for a
few weeks.
The Rt Rev. Bishop 7. ]. Donahue
left Yesterday for the East. He will
visit the Rev. John McElligott. pastor
of St. Andrews church in Grafton,
now quite i'll in the ST. Mary's hos
pilal. Clarksburg. Bishop Donahue
will stop in Washington, and in Phila-
delphia will preach on Tuesday,
January %.
NJ. Earle Morgan. a prominent Mar
ion county Republican, returned to
Fairmont yesterday after business
trip to Wheeling.
+. Il. .Durker, n representative of
the Harley.Davidson Motorcycles com
!pany Of Milwaukee. Wis. was bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
Sheldou Joseph state humane Off
Ger, departed yesterday for, Hunting,
ton, accompanying several colorrd
children who will be placed in the Col.
ored Orphans home located at that
place.
{. b. Shafer Of the Island, Is con-
fined 10 his home on account OF Sc
we're attack Of pneumonia.
Earl IIraunlich. who has been III
with la grippe for the past severa!
DAYS. is able TO attend to his duties
al the c. +. Hr;tnlich Hardware com
pany store.
Miss Edna Chapinr nt the Taylor
and Bier fish market. In the Market
audit orium. is i'll with am attack OF jnt
grin
Rev. Thomas Gricr koontz. DID,.
pasror Of the Second Presbyterian
church has returned from Falrmonl.
whore hc assisted in the installation
of his brother. }; b. koontz IL pastor
of The First Presbyterian church,
Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-19
NAT URE'S
CREATION
Many Local People Relieved OF
Tuberculosis and Asthma.

The popularity Of any remedy Is
caused by the good results obtained
and there is not a remedy on the
market today that Is growing in favor
as a health builder as fast as Nn-
lures Creation. a scientific discovery.
Natures Creation is not patent mcdi-
cine and Is not sold In drug stores, hut
Is wonderful blood purifier and tissue
builder and fast builds up the entire
system. Its wonderful results come
from this building up Of the system
and the cleansing Of the blood. The
Company has testimonials from al
over the country. which tell Of some
exceptional recoveries, and it Is not
necessary to go beyond the bounds OF
Columbus to flndNmany who havo hrcn
greatly benefited by this remedy. Ma
lures Creation is used for TUBERCr-
LOS1S. BRONCHITIS. WEAK LUNGS.
CATARRH. IMPURE BLOOD and
RUNDOWN SYSTEM. The Company
keeps in touch with all who take the
remedy and medical advice is g;"n
free, as It Is the desire Of the Com
pany to do everything within their
power to help restore tho patient IN
normal health. Mr.. Ralph l.. Mar-r
United States Distributor. has en-
dorsements from Governor Ralsl Oh ~
Indiana and many prominent men Of
both Ohio and Indiana. Natures Gre
alton has been prepared in Columbus
for tho past ten years and the Com
pany has a record for fair dealing. If
any OF our readers are suffering ur
have n dear friend who IL sick with
any Of the Affections for which Ma
lures Creation Is recommended. obey
should send for II FREE. Booklet or
make personal call 1T the HONE
office. 3oS Central National l:alK
Bldg. Columbus, ohio. and learn Of
the remarkable results of this great
remedy. The Natures Creation Com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-19
SURVIVOR TELLS OF
SINKING OF PALACINE

BAYONNE. n. j., Jan. 1S.-Details
of the torpedoing of the British oil
tanker Palacine by German Subma-
rine off the coast of France on De-
cember were told here today by
Herman Berendsen. a survivor, who
returned on the oil ship LUX. The
fa.aCIne was lost with her cargo of
lubricating oil valued by the Stand
ard Oil Company at 100000.
Berendsen. who was steward on
the Palacine, asserted that the U-boat
off Ushant and fred a shot
across the steamers bow, whereupOn
Captain Patterson stopped the vessel.
An officer and Two of the submarines
crew boarded the Palacine. he said,
and ordered all hands into the life
boats. announcing that she would be
blown up.
a half-hour after the crew had left
the ship, Bereudsen said, the tanker
sank and the submarine submerged.
For six hours the crew drilled about
in the boats until picked up BY the
steamship Ottoman. The Palacino
sailed from Bayonne on November II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-19
FINDS FOUNTAIN
Of YOUTH HERE
Makes Old Feel Young. Brings Back
Enormous Appetite, Drives
Gloom Away.
|cLEANsEs, THEN TONES
THE WHOLE SYSTEM.

Though | am now IS years of age.
II hope others take my advice and try
Tanlac, for it seems 10 make the old.
young again." declared still another
Wheeling Tanlac enthusiast Mr.. ":
III. Sypher, stogie maker and well
known Wheeling citizen, No. 10 South
York street.
II was suffering with stomach trou-
BILE, felt gloomy and feared at last l
have arrived in the old fogeE class.
My appetite was declining and so was
|, very rapidly, when first. started
taking this new medicine, but one
little bottle gave me an enormous
appetite and made NE feel better,
Younger and stronger all over. | hope
my experience will satisfy others.
Tanlac has real merit worthy thor
ough trial because Tanlac sure does
tone you up"
Another man drank from the "Foun-
tain of Youth" Yet thousands upon
thousands of people have likewise
found in Tanlac the very thing their
systems needed Here in Wheeling
so many have endorsed it we believe
would prove 10 be a hard matter for
anyone to find single block without
its Tanlac endorser. Ask your neigh
bors or ask the friend who for a long
time has not been feeling well, if he
or she has taken Tanlac. The proof
is everywhere and everyday in this
and other papers YOU will find the
neighbors around endorsing and rec
ommending Tanlac. II is the Master
Medicine" The Premier Preparation
for toning, cleansing, stimulating and
inyigorating wornoul strained and
deranged vital organs of the stomach,
kidneys and liver. Tanlac is one dol
lar per bottle at c. II. Griest & Co.'S
Drug Store, Market Street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-19

Lnnk at the tongue. mother! II
coate., it is sure sign that your little
ones stomach, liver and bowels need Q
gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
When peevish. cross, hstless, pale,
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act natu'
rally, or is feverish, stomach sour.
breath bad: has stomach-ache, sore
throat, diarrhoea. full Of cold. give .
teaspoonful of California Syrup Of
Figs" and in few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, undigested food ana
sour bile gently moves out OF the little
bowels without gripping, and you have
a we'll, playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children TO
take this harmless fruit laxatve;'
they love its delicious taste, and 1t a.
ways makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent DOT
tie Of California Syrup Of Figs which
has directions for babies, children OF
all ages and for grown-ups plainly on
the bottle, Beware Of counterteits sold
here. To be sure you get the genuine
ask to see that it is made BY "Califor.
mia Fig Syrup Company" Refuse any
other kind with contempt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-19
prrrr1or REARING las NAMES PRE-
SCENTED TO BOARD OF Eoo-
CATION LAST NIGHT.
Hieh Cost Ct Living ei7en as cause o1
Request-Stanalng Comm1t1ess
Are Announced.

L.. i, ~, Nhe, ling
schools. in - petition 20 IhS F i,t'.rso ~.
Education i2;: night asked ar; an ,,'e .,i,in,,
in salary OF sou per year. IN" Peti. .i'.,.
was signed by u" teachers. ute y
number employed tirr'. II' tbc
figures given cut. by "utEl"iS ,ban
board NJ acton Mas takSh orn ~ :,
the mere fnrrnaiiiy - rcte:F''S II ~ .
finance c"n!Eli,t", ,>.> will bs
1t is doubtful il tn increase WI w..
rantcd. Judging 10y thu REMARKS VI ~.
khool com nj issS inn''rS t"lt"wlh~ she - ~,
lptatiou OF th" petition. ing t;,aJ
are employed 10y r"nir2''i ~ ~"
salary ami IL Is hatuiE i'N't! 'T" a
contracts Will e.. changed o. Srl.
Miller. speaking 81 the l;, rn ,h.
ing 4 motion that it he gwen To .m'
tinsnce committee instead of the SaiatH
committee as previously moved. SUI n
TINT he was in sympathy Win tn,.
teachers and urged that ih' CONDITION u
the finances b" investigated ,;-,,
The request was prompted 10y me MI
cost Of living. the PETITION states. H..1
would ntakc The. Increase f""'''''
January 80. ,
Nnuv routine matters wer" given con
sheraton AZ last nights meeting "t TN:
hoord .ud little in tho way 81 progress
yive legislation was accomplished. tlnal
renn..tS uf retiring rnunnitI >,S wer" pre-
scented and matters witch nave nes.n
mcntin. for SOM. tin... We're CLEANED OF
W.. nov. board,
The T.rprt If lily Treasurer McElr"H
rersa1.d tff,. fac: that =. h;tianc" of So =
%, ~ remains in !,rr school fund. SILL
az ~ i'm ;hc huil.ling fund ami in IN"
% lihrary fund Sl.t3! -. tulaling Sli3.-
3sS.47. t:jiIs: amounting 10 S"is.S. were
reported hy ,!e:k Stanton. pth'r ac'