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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03
Harriet Hubbard Ayers
Toilet Preparations:
A Demonstration

THE manifold advantages
Il and merits of the line
of Harriet Hubbard Ayers
celebrated Toilet Prepare
tionS will be demonstrated
this week by Mrs. ClarkSon,
an expert sent here by the
makers of these noted aids
to beauty. We handle the
complete line, a number of
which we mention.
Harriet Hubbard Ayers Luxu-
ria is a cream every woman
should possess. 1t is healing,
soothing, cleansing and refresh
ing, takes the place of ordinary
cold cream, removes dirt quick
ly, keeping the skin and pores
in prime condition.
Harriet Hubbard Ayre's
Creme Delicias is a tonic emol-
lent of fresh ripe strawberries,
prepared in pure almond oil,
for bleaching. softening and re-
ining the skin, making il
smooth, supple and white.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03
Hold EXAMINATION
Druggists Examination Will Be Held
at the Mcclure Hotel This
Afternoon.

This afternoon at the Mcclure as
sembly rooms the State Pharmacenti-
cal examinations will be conducted.
Several drug clerks from throughout
the state will take the examination.
Three members OF the association
will conduct the examination. The
papers with the grades attached will
be returned to those taking the ex-
animation a few days after they are
graded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03
McMechen Briefs.

Boys-To get a flying machine. buy
a sack OF Royal Blue Flour.
Two offenders, well known residents
OF the city. were brought into police
court yesterday morning on the
charge OF plain drunkenness, and
were fined 81 and costs, $500 in all.
each, which was paid and both we're
released.
Jerry King. OF Shadyside is spend
ing the week in the city with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Mabel Forest. who has been
confined to her home in the lower
end for the past week with a severe
illness. is now improving nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03
Council Meeting.

Thursday evening OF this week the
city COUNCIL will meet in semi
monthly session and the meeting is
to be most busy and interesting one.
number OF matters OF interest are
TO be taken up and every member
Is expected to be present The Nc
Mechen bridge matter is not to be
brought up at this meeting, accord
ing to Mayor Morris. as the City OF
Benwood and the City OF McMechen
are unable to come together upon the
matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03
during the spring season
Mysterious.

Hid from the slew Of tho public has
hten tho work going on az the Dorscb
wen IN South Warwood and what has
been the result ~ the drilling f. being
kept a secret. The doors Of tho abed
over the wen were all boarded I'D yes
serday 30 that nothing could be seen
from ne rond and tr"sspass warning
keeps inqulsitive visitors av-a,. -rbs
wei was reported % have como d.,
yesterday but M the well Monday n
was stated that 90 would not coma
IN unul today due 90 the hard drilling
that had bee struck.
Drilling has been started on nearly
dozen new locations In the town ~
"Ar"ood. but a. all were started dur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03
M'MECHEN
Rev. =. A. Bright VIII Deliver Lee
ture on sis Marriage a Failure"
Other Notes.

Rev. F. A. Bright. pastor OF the
Christian church OF waynesburg, will
deliver a lecture this evening in the
lecture room OF the Christian
church OF the city upon the subject,
is Marriage a Failure" Rev. Bright
conducted a series of revival services
In this church during the past win
ter and at the close delivered Il
splendid lecture for the benefit OF the
church. At that time he promised
he would return and deliver a lecture
on the above subject, and a great
number of tickets have been sold for
the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03
Up-The-River
News Of GlennoVa. Warwood
and LoNciand.
Case Dismissed.

Evidence was offered IN the case %
the State vs.. The Richland coal COM
pany yesterday afternoon that showed
that the company has been trying TO
Improve sanitary conditions about
their property In South Loveland and
due to the fact that the notice that
was served on the company by Justice
Christian was not sufficient 70 cause
legal proceedings. the case WAS dis
missed
Peace Lee h. Dobba NJ the county fail
1n wheeling Dr. J. r. Carter. presi-
dent Of the county board 81 health and
Justice of Peace Samuel +. Christian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03

James T. kiuscN and wife 90 Henry
'ocn. tract ~ land in Beliaire. con-
sideratiOn $1,000.
Julia r. Lewis and others % VIII
IAN W. Morton. p ~ lot SO IS ln ~.
ClairErille: confederation g.
Lena Shallcross fo Catherine Martin.
lnt No. u. Boz Hunts addition 10
GAINESVILLE. confederation 5000
avid Lucas 90 administrator 70
William Lucas. tract ~ land In smith
township. confederation g1.Ns2
clarence Mr'onauRhv and others 10
" 70. Harris. tract ~ land in FTush-
Ing. Consideration 800
hnrrl o. Taylor to Arile Wells and
Lucy Wells tract ~ land in Puitnoy
township. confederation $500
Lucy p. Anderson % Andrew NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03
May Repeat En,.r,ai,n.,,

So successful was The entertainment
'The New Minister given bv War
wood talent az the Preshyferian church
last wck that 80 o. likely that the sarna
cast VIII repeat tho affair NJ tho Sec
ond Presbyterian church fn Wheeling
in short time. Tho entertainment
may also be- given again in Wnrwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03
ST. CLAIRSVILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE O.. May =
civil cases filed follow.
Thomas Schramm vs.. state Of Ohio.
Error
Fred Levy vs.. The Rail and River
Coal COMPANY Action for money in
the sum Of 81 900
Joseph Littlcton w. Edward a.
Davis. Action for money in the sum
Or $1,000. with interest from May 81.
1909
Mary Jane Breen vs. 81 g. Iaisure
ana others Action 10 sell entailed
property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03
Up-River Brisfs

Boys-To get a flying machine. buy
sack OF Royal Blue Flour.
Walking too close TO a tool dresser
VINO was swinging q heavy sledge
hammre at the well being drilled at
the corner OF Browns Road and Will
son avenue. Warwood yesterday morn
ing. 5. r. Bovard OF Oalxdale. Pa. was
struck on the head and sustained a
scalp wound two inches long.
Miss Lily Hilton OF Loveland IL in
Parkersburg attending the state Sun.
day School Convention.
Miss Marion Mahan II III with the
measles at the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Mahon In War
wood
Mrs. w. p. McCulla Is III at her
home in Warwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03
Baseball.

The local high school baseball team
VIII play the Flushing High team on
the east end diamond here Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The locals
Will line up like this Darrah. c;
Cordner. p; Hall. ID: Shafer Oh;
Williams. IS: Clark. 3b: Gossett. CT:
Matson. RI: Henderson. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03

Shields. tract OF land in Mead town
ship consideration $500.
John Haring and Mary Haring to
Joseph krob and Catherine Krob. 10
acres OF land in Pease township; con-
sideration $I,IOO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03

ing the later part of last week there
VIII not be much doing IN the way
OF strikes for over two weeks. Then
there VIII be number OF wells come
In at close intervals OF time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03
Cambria Drazvers

with uffles in blind and open embroide
plain scalloped edge-58c formerly
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-12-30
CHILD BURIAL
AGAIN HALTED
De Festetic's Appeal from
Courts Order Causes Delay.

Newark, Dec. 30;--There LIS to BIZ
no burial yet OF the body OF the sor
of Gyula and Mrs. Elsie H. De Fes-
tetics.
Appeal in MI. De Festetics behalf tc
the Court of Errors and Appeals
from Vice Chancellor H0weIPs deci-
sion ordering the burial under the
supervision Of master has caused
the further delay and the steps to-
ward interment have been halted.
The opinion, which named Hill
side cemetery as the place of burial
and stated the conditions under
which the funeral was to take place
was followed by formal order, II
which the vice chance lor named
Walter L. Hetfield, Jr., OF Plainfield
as master to supervise the burial
and restated tha conditions as sci
out In the opinion.
Wednesday FRANK w. Hastings
counsel for Mrs. De Festetics received
from Trenton a certified copy OF ths
order, but before she could arrange
to have 1t carried out he was served
through Charles G. Hommann o.
Perth Amboy, counsel for Count d.
Festetics, with notice OF appea,
to the court of errors and appeals
In stating the provisions whiei
the defendant (De Festetics) wouie
appeal from the notice practically
fecited the order OF the vice chan
ceiior verbatim.
While the appeal In Itself does no
act as stay, ii is expected that iti
filing will shortly be followed by al
application for q stay, since other
wise the appeal would be renderet
void ut the outset.
AS the Court Of Errors does no
sit again until the first Tuesday u
March tire burial will In all iikeli
hood be held up for three month
NOR. at least
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-12-30
KEASBEY BOY
IN The RIVER
Was Trying His New Skates
When He Fell Through
the Ice.
OTHER BoYs SAVED AVE;
~ Mfoc urocn~o;n,.c lklhan
Lad Was Unconscious When
Rescued and Was Revived
With Much Difficulty.

John Checker, ten years cid. Of
Keasbey, had a narrow escape from
drowning In the Raritan river off
Keasbey at o'clock this morning.
Checker with number OF other
boys OF his own age iourneyed to
The river opposite the National Fire
Proofing Company at 1880 o'clock
this morning and decided to try their!
new skates The Ice close to shoro
was strong enough to bear the
weight OF the skaters and after =
while they grew fearless and ven-'
tured out further.
Checker, it seems, was the leader
of the crowd and made for the ex-
trenle edge Of the ice. without
warning 1t gave away throwing him
into the chilly waters His compan-
ions warned by the yells Of Choeker,
stopped III time to save Themselves
from their leaders fate
Checkers cries, assisted by his
companions, soon brought workniea -
to the scene and after several at
tenpts, Checker was rescued but not
before he had become unconscious.
Blankets were wrapped around tho
hoy and first aid rendered until 1sr...
10. W. Tyrrei1 arrived. The doctor
found the boy In a precarious con- "
tion and says that several more sec
onds and the lad would have heen
beyond medical attention.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-12-30
POLICEMEN Al
PEACE DINNER
many Expect Bitter Coniro-
versy at the Meeting.

specsal to the EVENING NEWS. =
New York, Dec. so. Positive andI
emphatic denial was made today ~
the committee arranging fer to-
nights peace banquet that there u r
serious break between Andrew Car~
negie and President Taft because the
latter refused to take the advice of
the iron master and remain away
from the banquet. Despite All the
reports that the banquet would pc
marked BY a bitter personal debate
between the friends Of President
Taft and the followers Of formea
President Roosevelt. the mem bers of
the executive committee stated this
afternoon that the program az Ar
ranged would be carried out and only
tho men already aeIected to SPEAK
would be heard from The commit
tee asserted that the presence q
more than 100 policemen in ana
about the hotel during the dinner
was not to keep the diners from
lighting but to adequately guaNd
President Taft.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-12-30
FIX RULES FOR
|. FIRE JANIT0RS
Aldermen Want to Give Paid
Men in Fire Houses Some
thing to Do.
HELP SPRINKLE STREETS
Plans Also Discussed for the
| City Pound to be Built
| at Once.
HELP SPRINKLE STREETS

-.
/ a set OF rules governing tne daeies
IoI nrenouse lahltors Were approseu
by members OF the Boaro o. Aidss-
men ana plans FOR Guy pouho Dullu-
ling We're viewed at their last COM
mittee session, OF the year "a CITY haii
last night. Rules ana regulations Ior
firehouse 1anitors were prepared 10
give them something 70 40, one al
German salo tooay. He useiafeu y =
shame that they should nave peen
placed IN nrehouses as JanisoIs with
practicalIy notnins 10 40 put sil
around, eat ana sleep,
Ihe rules az approved, proVlue
/ Inat there shalI pc Two Jamlofs n
eacn engine house, TWO IN each nook
and LADDER truck mouse anu one N
/ eaen hose ana chemleal appara.us ,. J
mouse, anu one extra man ZOE fsi1el
uuty. Jahltors Hus1 w oil auty as
all times except as later pfovidea II
the ruies. Ihey must answer 81
alarms tnat eau tneir appara.us. W
Ihey must pc IN OF apout nfehouses
during the daytime anu remain there
from ~ o,ciock@at nlgnt until I
o,c CLOCK IN the morning, except ~
lotherwlse PROVIDED Ior' iney must
care Tor lnetr nrehouses, cream ap-
paratus ana nose anu cieah, teeo
and exercise horses.
Have Two DAYS ofi Montniy.
hach JaniLor Will nave Two DAYS
OH each month 20 consist oI twenty
-FOUR. hours eaSsns from + a.. M 20 r.
II m Helief 2anltor VIII relieve QUIZ
tefs III turn On sucn aays he Will &c
the same uhty anu IN case 81 mrs
may pct as engineer All hrehonse
1anitors are 70 WORK under contro.
OF the committee on IRE or the boare
OF Aldermen, and In case oI SICK
ness, they must report TO the enair
-lal oI eiaat committee. Janitor'
WILL DO relieved IN turn according z
ia schedule arranged by the commit
tee on fire. No janitor will receiv'
pay for more than TWO weeks IN on
calendar year when SICK ANY on
OF them caught under the fnnuenc'
: or liquor Will be dismissed Dy Tn
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-12-30
VERDICT
FOR $1,000
koncewicz Suit Against the
A. S. & R. Company.
spsosal to fns gvENTNo ,-vWs.

Special to fas EVENING s-Tws-
New Brunswick, Dec. 30:--Peter
Koncewicz. OF Perth Amboy. recover
ed q verdict OF $1,000 against the
American Smelling and Rehning
Company. of Maurer, yesterday af-
ternoon In the circuit court, the jury
taking three and a half hours to
roach their finding. Some one In
Quired how long they would be kept
out IL they could not agree.
The court does not meet again
until Tuesday morning." replied
Court Clerk Macan. 1t was about
half an hour after that that the jury
came In. The plaintiff was hurt
over q year ago BY falling from q
step on a work engine OF the defend
ant company and suffering com
pound fracture of the ankle.
Thomas Brown. OF Perth Amboy,
was counsel for the plaintiff.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-12-30
COMMIT TEES
OF ALDERMEN
How Democratic. Majority in
the Board Has Taken
Charge of Matter.
GARRETsON is IGNORED
| May Also Endeavor to Re
Iieve Him Of Power as
Acting Mayor.
GARRETsoN is IGNORED

Aldermen r. A. Seaman, Lawrence
G. Dalton, John Kutcher, Richard j..
Calvin and Henry w. Sandbeck, Jr.,
will be the respective chairmen OF
the six most important committees
of the Board OF Aldermen the COM
ing year, If plans of the Democratic
councilmen do not miscarry. Fol-
lowing several conferences on the
subject chairmen Of committees we're
selected as follows. Streets and sew
ers, Mr.. Seaman; fire, Mr.. Dalton:
public grounds and buildings, MIR.
Sandbeck; poor, Mr.. Kuteher; police,
lamps and lights, Mr.. Calvin. Sam
uel W. Hornsby, the lone Republican
on the new board, is again slated to
become chairman of the committee
on taxation. There may be few If
any changes in the heads of the
committees on Judiciary. finance,
salary, water. printing and station
cry, excepting of finance and water,
Of which George T. Larson, the out
going member, is chairman. Mr..
Sandbeck Is chairman ofAhe COM
mittee on Judiciary, Mr.. HaEnshy of
the committee on salary, and Dalton
: on printing and stationery.
nus ttC IScl4S VI GlAi ALA RSk tefA Y
committees, with the exception of
those on police and lamps and lights,
are to be changed If the Democratic
aldermen carry through their plans.
/ Alderman Calvin Is chairman OF the
committees ~on police and lamps and
lights and Is scheduled 10 remain IN
those positions. The present meHn-
bers OF the most important commits
tees follow Streets and sewers,
Dalton, Sandbeck. Seaman; fire.,
Ea 15eck, Dalton, Larson; public
grounds and buildings, Seaman. Gal
win, Dalton; poor, Seaman, Dalton.
Hornsby; police. Calvin, Dalton,
Hornsby: lamps and lights. Calvin.
inanapeck, Hornspy. IT ig the inten-
ton OF the Democratic aldermen to
select their committees as they have
planned when the council convenea
next Wednesday night.
Acknowledgements Ferd Gar
retson, who on Monday noon be-
comes alderman-at-large and acting
mayor of the city, is to have nothing
/ to say In regard to the selection OF
1.-The committees. The list AS pre-
pared by the Democrats may be sub
mitted to him for introduction be-
fore the council but 1t is understood
he will not be allowed to make any
changes. Heretofore the alderman
at-large has named the committees.
Because Mr.. Garretson is a Republi-
can the Democrats will not let him
choose the committees and Alderman
Hornsby. the other Republican mem
/ Der, Is to have as little power on any
! OF the committees as he hs- had n
the past
The new police committee, with
Mr. Calvin as its head, proposes to
take charge OF police affairs and
regulate them after January /, 1t Is
understood. Because OF such action
I there may be a clash between the
committee and the acting mayor, for
under provisions or the city charter
The win endeayor to serve as head OF
that department as Acting Mayor
J Voorhees, has done.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-12-30
LOCAL MAN IN
AN EL0PEMEnT
Harry Fredericks Weds the
Daughter Of Retired Newark
Merchant in PhiIa delphia.
HER PARENTS OPPOSED
Left Note Telling Of Plans
--Was Followed But Cere-
mony Was Performed.
HER PARENTS OPPOSED

Facts of the 'elopement of Harry
Fredericks, Of this city, and Miss
Pauline Grassman. daughter of re-
tired merchant residing In Newark.
were disclosed today at the home OF
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Fredericlss, Of 234 Madi-
son avenue The ceremony was per-
formed In Philadelphia Friday even
ing. December 22 The elopement
was the outcome of objections to the
marriage on the part OF the brides
parents.
Harry Fredericks has been in
Kansas City since early spring and
several weeks ago resigned his po-
sition there to come east to claim
Miss Grassman as his bride. Parents
on both sides were kept In the dark
until the day of the marriage. Mr.,
Fredericks went to Philadelphia and
secured position as mould maker
He wrote to Miss Grassman to come
to Philadelphia and be married.
Leaving her parents house she
wrote q note telling of the plans for
a secret marriage, and FASTENED to
Philadelphia. Late In the afternoon
her mother and sister found the
note and at once followed her. Ar
riving ut their destination they were
Just In time to see Fredericks and
has bride being showered with con-
gratuiatfons. At first they were re-
1entless but later all were forgiven.
About year ago a sister OF Miss
Grassfnan came TO this city 10 inses-
tigate 4 report that Frederieka was
already married After being In
formed that he was not Miss Grass
naann impaired this knowledge to
her parents, but they still objected
10 the match. A letter sent to Mrs.
Fredericks by her son was the first
lntimation that they had OF the we'd
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-12-30
BENZ GETS NEW
LEASE ON LIFE
Court Of Pardons Give Furth-
er Hearing January l6.

Another reprIeye has been grant
cd Martno Beni, OF this city, who
was convicted to pay the death pen
atty for the murder OF two fellow
workmen ON the night OF September
s. In lodging house In Sayre ave-
nue.. Former Senator Theodore
Strong. counsel for the sentenced
man, was before the Court oS Par
saons yesterday ut Trenton and se-
cured January 16 as q date for a
further hearing OF the case. Benz.
who was originally sentenced TO die
the week beginning December 4 and
later granted q reprieye until Jan
uary /, has been grated another re-
prieve until January 23.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-12-30

Temperance Lecturer to Speak.
Michael =. Tanning, OF philadeI-
phla, known as q great temperance
lecturer throughout, the country, will
speak ait Stmpson Methodist Episco-
pal church next Thursday night.
January 4 at 8 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-12-30
NOTICE.

All members OF Court Geo. B. Mo
CIellan No 81, Foresters OF America,
of Fords, ara requested to attend a
special meeting To be held at their
hall Saturday evening, December 30,
1911. at s r. M. for the arrangement
OF attending the funeral OF Brother
James ESsaA's vile.
CHAs. ANDERSON,
M. J. LUND. Secretary.
Chief Ranger.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06

Grammar and Compositon-Recd Kellogg Higher Les
sons in English pages 100 70 324 and 325 to 372
Arithnec-Smits Practical arithmetic pages 357 So
Wentworh' Mental Arithmetic pages l6 100 Onc period
per week.
Domestic Scicncc-See outline
Writing New Ira SYSTEM Book 2.
Manual Training Sixty mf'itcs per week and mechanical
drawing forty minutes per week
FistoryTiomas History o the tnitdc States pages a76
"a soS and Thoburn and IIoleonbs Oklahoma History
NIuscNIodcrn Music Series, Alternate Book B. finish
part 3.
Drawing -Prang's Art Education Book
Cvics--Eyans and Bunns Ciyics part o pages ID 33f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06

aee under and very little work shall be given pupils
twelve years Of age Pupils fourteen may
hour and half 10 hours work outside Of school During
these years time OF school should be- for the most part spent
in reading good books.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06
Children from Four % Six Years.
NATURE STUDY.

o o Q o 0 0 0 . Q 0 0 0 . Q . 0
0 WANT TO SELL SOME LoTs7 o
o Set aside a few dollars for Q
o series OF classified ads. Write .
. the ads so candidly that they y
o viii win a second reading. Have .
O the courage to order the pu6lica- .
q ton o. these ads-with reason 9
. able number OF repettions. q
o You'll get IN touch with posi- q
o ble bners through this little ol
. campaign" O
10000 ooooooooooo 9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06
COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST GRADE.

Reaing--P Pteamnary Blackboard Lessons, Playniatcs
Primer, Wheeler First Reader and Heath First Reader
Spelling Words from readers.
Langnage-Sce outline,
Numbers Number facts 10, inclusive Puntenncy First
Two Years III Number in hands III teacher
Nriting-From copy placed Oh board bs teacher
Nature Study-From outline
Physiology-From outline
Music-Modern Music Series, Primer, pages 8 to "a.
Drawng-Prangs Art Education for City Schools Book
Galisthenics-Fron outline furnished from the office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06
REVIEWS.

In order bring about unity Of plan and concerted action
the teachers shall asseh Friday afternoon 80 for
purpose of outlining weeks work and the discussion
of methods of Under conditions except such
would Justify absence from the other work shall teacher
absent herself from these prvew meetings The failure OF
teacher attend these meetings shall be reported to the
nendent by the other teachers III that grade who present
who shall report the the board meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06
SECOND GRADE.

Reading-Wheeler.s Second Reader and Heaths Secot
Reader supplementary.
SpellngWords from Readers.
Language--See outline
Numbers-Number Facts o Puntemey's First Tu
Years in Number in the hands Of the teacher
Writing Era System, Book l.
Nature Smdy-~From outline.
Physoogy-From outline.
Music Modern Music Series Primer, pages 10 10 90.
Drawing-Prangs Arr Education, Book q
Caisthencs--From outline.