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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
McMechen Briefs.

Harry TAR resumed his duties A. the
tonSorial ptrlor on sixth street yeSter-
day after being laid OF on account Of
INJURIES for the past week
Several local ElkS attended tho min
Strels At the Court theater az Wheeling
last evening
Charles = uttle. Of Elkins. IL spending
a few dsvs with friends and relatives
In this city
Fred BaumherCer spent Yesterday At
Darlington. ohi0. where he transactc !
business
g. = Edwards. q. n - conductor Of
this CITY has been transferred To- the
Cleveland division
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

WORK on the new iSstchman residence
IN The Schaffer addition - progressing.
and the home will soon be completed.
The Marble residence. in the same addi-
ton. IL also progressing and will be
ready for the plasterers in "A very few
days oBth residences are among the
nnest To be found in this city. and will
make a very neat appearance when COM
pleted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
To Entertain Climb.

Mrs George Hausc naGcr. Of Grant
street VIII entertain the Auto Needle
Work club OF this city al her home this
afternoon at o'clock. All members OF
the club are urgently requested to at
tend. and social session will be held
at the close or the meeting which prom
ises to be very Interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
Tracks Again Cleared.

nc VHIo lINer u.N:-lon Of tho II. \
- railroad. whose tracks passing
through this city We're almost destroy ea
nave oeeh repair ed. ana the work trains
are now passing over them. All the
debris. which was several feet high on
the trsc sknesr the car barns in oSutn
McMechen. has been removed and Stag
mas been placed along the tracks IN
out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
Purchased Nav Anto

Contractor W. e Riggs. ~ this city.
spent tho past week at Cleveland. Ohio.
on business. Will. NJ Riggs was IN
N" bhi" city he purchased himself a
me - p. NJ" touring car. and made
L'S appearance ON thu streets with IL
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
NJ MECHEN


Many local PpsOns aregoIng to join
the piano cono8t at the Carroll pharm-
aSA. which viii open this morning. \
howard plano will be given away dur
ING the contest to the person getting
the largest number OF votes The con-
test Will last for period Of six months.
ana with each purchase a vote Will be
gwen away. which can Toe cast for any
person VINO are contestants in the al
IalI. About zoo persons have signified
th"ir Willingness 10 JOIN the contest.
anu very exciting time Is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

cHarre on Wednesday. IN Justice Camp
helIs court. ana dismissed. because IL
was not proved that hc mad been mar
flt@i a second time or had sustained such
relations Tie deserted Ills wife In
scranton thirteen years ago and he has
twice before heen arrested on similar
vuhrg"s al Pittsburgh and WiIkesbarrs.
hIt lHmrcI his Dali bond Infh INNS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

Inc HunuaN SCHOOL bOaid OF The
Church OF oGd met last evening in the
sunday school rooms OF the church
and transacted considerable business
pertaining To- the school Reports of
several Committees We're received during
the evening and action taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
STEUBENVILLE

sTECBENNILLE. %. April capt.
John 7. Oliver died her" last cat aged
81 years tie was born In clinton Pa
and his father later conducted a coach
ing tavern In Allegheny. Pa. After a
coal boat trip - New Orleans. at Il
years OF age. hc 'oined the Argouauts in
an OK cart trip ACROSS the plains. lie
returned Via Panama and settled here
and studied Law here with T.. NJ. stanton
and Col @. W McCook. lie was three
times mayor here. several times presi-
dent ~ the school hoard. was president
of the Jefferson County Soldiers and
Slsiors Association and past commander
Of r. NJ. stanton Post - \. x During
the war he served IN the @5th Ohio. auI
rose to the rank Of major. he WAS later
provost marshal for eastern ohio with
headquarters az Alliance. and hc SIN
retained the draft box Hc was major
and United tSa'es comm 'ssioner AZ Ali
ance Ne as 4. = marshal nero prior T.
the war. broke up gang Of counterfeit
err IN eastern ohio he had been q nI,.r-
chant here and ia Fast Liverpool HIS
firSt marriage was TO catherine Hooker
ana his second To Caroline Turnhuiiwho
survives These children survive. John
Oliver ~ St Louis. campbell oliver. Of
MINNEAPOLIS. and Mrs. Rosl!ff Hr.nkcr-
hoff. OF Mansfield. also O. sister. Mrs
Jake Hutchius. of Los Angeles.
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Court News.

tn" Jefferson Building and savings
60. -. l.. !. BickerStoff. suit in fore
closure on property IN Steubenville
'o"hSHip. on mortgage for t7OI.4i.
victor Hebron vs.. Louise Hebron. suit
Tor divorce. They were carried August
- 1907 and he alleges wilful absence
%ula i. Alleusworth 81 al vs. Rernice
MlSer - M. apprais"meut ~ 81 300
confirmed and partition sale ordered
Mary y. Jones -. Duncan Jones dis
missed
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BOTH INJURED

Father and Son Suffer Injuries at la
Belle Mill.-Son Relieves Father
After First Accident.
Grover Gordon, former resident of
this city. but for some time past. en-
ployed by a jobbing house in Pitts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

Ted-She seems to he a very meth
odical girl about things.
Ned-Nery. She can ind anything
In her workbasket without emptyinS
II into her lap and sorting 81 all over.
bit by bit.-Puck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

az Empire. o. was entered early on
Tuesday morning and a gold watch with
hunting case. a silver watCI aud $50
IN iuoner were secured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

g can bought Tnnd sa
70 therd evmo
b
bargain
a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
ERUPTION SPREAD
ON BABY'S FACE
Chest and Lower Limbs. Broke Out
in PfmpIes. Would Scratch and
Cry. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment Cured.

Turkey. TEXAS. Al six months old our
little gil bsbys face. chest. and lo~sr limbs
beGan % hreak out nke heat IL brnke o,Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

Gertrude NJ. Gr'esinCer - George :
'riesinger. dropped from docket
''glIie Nof-llr ~. Frederick Norslly
20 al Tfe missed
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Frank Bond. Ot New MartinsVille. "
~. * e.lsbufg visitor today
". II. Paul. was Wheeling Nisito

Dunn 81 new Ma tlfl~Nille. W .
Va. * "a Ne.lsbuTg visitor today.
". II. Faull was a Wheeling visitor
yesterday.
Scott iSlaney. of West Alexander. Pa.
has accepted position as aruggISt at
J"nn * Eison drug store.
g T. CIaIt says the river at Point
Pheasant. W. Va. his former home. dur
higher than in 1874 aud at I'arKct sburs
ia feet higher The Big kHnawha comes
90 At Point Pleasant. which would ac-
count tor the adherence between that
place ana at IaTkcrsburg
The county superintendent of schools
has RESI- neg ON account of Ill health.
Mrs. ierry Fcdcrman has lett Tor
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Glass of Steuben-
vile, ohio. were recent visitors at the
home 81 Justice and Mrs. ", X. Glass.
Freight shipments from Welisburg tn
western points which have been held up
since the food. were started yesterday y.
open their season with "A game to he
played on FRIDAY at Mingo.
Miss Ida tharnock chief operator
for the He'll Telephone COMPANY. re-
signed her position Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs William King. Of Terre
Haute. Ind. are visitors at the home 81
Mrs n mr. parents. Mr.. and Mrs VI. e
Carmichael 10,
Mrs. David Roberts. late % Rellaire
ohio. sister or W NJ King Of Terre
Hsute lnd.. and former resident of
this city. died recently at the age Of -
years and was buried on Thursday last
a. Bellaire
daughter Of NJ and Mrs Thomas Ds-
born. who was operated upon in wheel
ing about week ago. was brought
home laHf evening quite well
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

STETEENNGLE. -. April The air
nor" today was sIrchargsd with rurnorS
"f % sensational character affecting
matters 81 muriciTai sort In which
WEI" concerned prominent contractor.
~ hrroin'lv" municipal officer a coun-
'IHIfN |tl an attorney ~ law one
matter S. beng Investigated ~ The
grand Jury ana another NV CITY officials
~ one case tho grand Jury 10 invesfi-
g'tire whether councilman or several
ni . ON we're hoodled 20 recommend the
nvr' h1S" 90 certain property bv the citv
Tic maine ~ a prominent attorney Is
'prcernei In tie borIl ling natter
~ TIE other case ftft officials 80
looking into municipal t.avfrE Contracts
=" 500 whether ~" cify uae beer Sii~hed
fnrougarls - dollars f- letting I'm
proper material =" he laid and whet-sr
estimated ard figure have not been
c.auErd Tor tho her.fi' - certain con-
tractor who has h'I iov and when uaif
%" Figures were different Corrvp,
30 .l'r cfaf'irrq have taken n hack esaf
vttI" a. rHhlir stands appalled, 40 the
latest revelation ~ C~Dpkedneeg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
MELLSBURG

Two boys. aged fifteen and eighteen.
respectively. nave disappeared from
New Cumberland. The father or one OF
me boys was IN this city yesterday
looking for the lads.
nne csntaJs,. II rom Gethsemnae to
calvary. will toe gwen ia the Metho-
uist episcopal church on SUNDAY EVEN
ing reNt hIrtN-nye to forty CnortSterS
wall take part aside from an orchestra
accompaniment.
10. I.eeN,- observed horse swim
ming down stream IN the middle OF the
rave. opposite this city ON FRIDAY anu,
coax!nB the animal TO shore. succeeded
with the aid or a friend. In getting him
w the steep enbankment The morse
does not seem any the worse FOR its
rather chilly swim
County court met on Monday and
transacted Cons.dera Die business NOR.
particularly concerning roads and max
ing arrangements Tor keeping the poor
OF the county. Nj. ana Mrs Aaron
Lamum being the only bidders the con
tract was let To those bidders
The clerk Or the court Is directed to
visit officials OF the l.. e.. &. n ST l..
Railroad company and ascertain At what
time the company expects To- build the
bridge over Harman creek. ON the coun-
- road. the same having been DESTROYED
40 the time al the Golfers food last
fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

Mary Mr'1'umon to Angelo BrSilla
."i I'i!lonNale. s.l2.5O. James Young TO
NIGEL" orsiiIa. lot. Diilonvale. s2i2so.
y Is WGtnu"ry 70 Wesley jackson. -
hh-l"v acres. Mt. Pleasant township.
SfVvo-"u- q !. Grimm to q W Alhan.
LOT. Knoxville. sl.l0O. Auditor % .I-ffer-
son county Z" William I.seper. lot. Vine
mr.. ti.l". l.. II. Lucas TO John OCT sen
dorf. lot. East Springfield. $3.50. samuel
lianua 20 J. u. irInke. lot. city. 81 W.
J.. M"1tl 20 Ju" Lejume. lot. Tntonville.
st-h. Carl Anderson TO Z. ". Fest. lot.
~ 81. II 4 Worster 20 Minnie Bar
r"tt. lot. city. $3.50. l.. J ShuIi TO \
Johnston. isaa. land Ssa coal, Salem
township. 81 y. X Daugherty to ! VI.
lieurr. pa land and 6sa coal Cross
,r"eH township. ts.4ss2s Samantha
l.upfon tu hoard ~ education Warren
township. = a. Warren township. SIe5.
Iotn Blair 10 !. -. Ersklne lot CIV.
$3.50. \ Mansfield to Carrie Bnhr-
man. lots .itv. 81. " W. scott To- l.
". Parkinson. several vacant lots. High
larf CIV. 81. r. W. Written 90 Henry
iaNtHr. " ia-l'O ocres. Smithfleld town
snip. 81.
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Marriage Licenses.

william Taylor. 81 Pittsburgh. ia.
ana f.or"nce ~. Linn. 81 Pittsburgh.
la.
Edward IL. Miller. of Pittsburgh. "a.
anu Ellen ). BnNu Of Allegheny. Pa
Daniel W Bowser OF Carnegie IA
and Rose ~. Mciser. of Carnegie. Ia.
Henry Snrcpier, OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
aut peilI 4. E.aTkin. of Pittsburgh. "a.
Earl Baher. of Pittsburgh. Pa. and
virginia Ifoyd. Of Pittsburgh. Pa
Elmer l. Patterson. of SteubenNIile.
ristown. Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

John Suvez. - wears. Of Fa'rmout. w
Va. and Name Watson. y years II
MinCo Junction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

George ViuIak. Wh" has been known
here as Wilson. WAS tIied on a b.gauy
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H0uEe NJ bhsd
10 H...r.f Nf " gar Fra0- rf0r .
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-12-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Fifteen cent slaves are still going for dime at Puckett & Fritz barber shop.
 For Sale: 160 or 40 acres 2 miles south of Green Forest. w. c. James.
 Fresh Corn Meal always on hand at the Green Forest Milling & Elevator Co.,.
 Graham flour, the best, at Green Forest Milling & Elevator Go.
 For a fresh shave go to Puckett & Fritz Barber Shop.
 Fresh fish and fresh oysters every Friday. Meals at all hours. Good chili speciality at Warren's Res taurant.
 The amount of work entailel in the issuing of our Booster Number cuts right off at the pockets. Wei feel that we are more than excused.
 Car of early May and Texas red rus proof seed oats, delivered Jan. 25. Leave order with us now. Green For est Hareware Co.,, after Jan. 1, Wal ker Hardware Co.,, Green Forest and Berryville.
 F. A. Bailey of Gage, Okla, and s. w. Bailey of Konona, Kans., are here for a visit through the holiday season with their father s. Bailey out on Route 1.
 The demonstrator for Velyetine toilet preparations, who has been here the last week, took fine order which will be delivered at our store, where a full line of these goods will be carried in stock in the future. Shaffer's Drug Store.
 January 5th is the date opening of Springfield Business College. Several from this section should go and pre- pare for good salaries. Be book keeper, or stenogpher, or telegraph operotor, or a stenotypist. Send for free catalog.
 J. H. Ingram went to Joplin Monday evening to look after the Joplin end of the Green Forest Fruit and Produce Co., g new concern recently launchd at 115 West Ninth St. that city. It is the purpose of this house to handle produce and farm products on a com mission basis MT. Ingram has asso- ciated with H. H. Stanhope of Green Forest and J. S. Snodgrass of Joplin, the latter being in charge of the busi ness at Joplin.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-12-26
At the Baptist ChuIe ea''. ''7

Sunday school at 10 a. m., t. whic' all who are not attending elsewhere ar invited.
 Preaching at Il a. m, at whicI hour the church will ordaia eur bro ther Samuel Jackson to the full work oI the gospel ministery, and Rev. J. II Spurlin has been asked and has agreed to preach the ordination sermon.
 We want to try to arrange for al afternoon service by some one of tn, visiting brethern.
 Then the regular service at ' D. m by the pastor, unless some of the brethern will remain and preach for us. We cordially invite the public t attend these service. We welcome every one and do our best both by worC and deed to make them feel welcome when they attend our services.
 Geo. s. Price, Pastor
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-12-26
Arrested on White Slavery Charge.

Arrested on White Slavery Charge.
 James Shipman was arre d at the home of his uncle G. L. McNiel near Coin on last Saturday by Deputy U s. Marshal Snow assisted by Marshal T. A. Speer of Harrison.
 Shipman is charged with white slavery, having eloped with Miss Fay Latspitch, II years old from their home at Frask, Mo-, several weeks, since which time he has been chased over Oklahoma, by the Speer detective bu- real of Springfield, Mo-, which had been employed by the father of the girl.
 It is stated that Shipmans purpose was to marry the girl and he did marry her few days before their arriYal here at Ozark Monday.
 The law under which Shipman is be- ing prosecuted is known as the Man act of Congress, which prohibits the taking of female from one state Q another for immoral purposes.
 Shipman has retired Attorney A. II Kinney, who will go to Harrison td represent him before the eommssion1 CT, It is expected the preliminary hearing will be had this week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-12-26
WARNING ORDER.
In the Carroll Chanoery Court, Eastern
 triet. JanuArY Term 1GI4

The Defendant, Roy II. Shreve is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Mahala Isabel Shreve.
 In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of this court on this day of November, 1918
 (5eal) ToBE sMITs, Clerk.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-12-26
CanfIrnl..t....l .siit-..

h the Carroll Chancerg Court. East
 esn District, January Term, 1914. Carroll County, Ex- Parte:
 rzoice is hereby given that the aboye-nam- ed petitioner by proper attorney has filed pe tition in this court praying that it's title be established quieted and confirmed in and to the following described real estate situate in the Eastern District of Carroll County, Ark ansas, to-wit:
 The East half of the Southwest quarter, the Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter, and all that part of the Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter lying on the west side of | Csage creek, containing 30 scres more or less, 1 Sec, 21, TWP. 20, N, Range 25 west, containing 1 in all 150 acreS more or less. All persons arc hereby warned to appear in this court on or before the first day Of it's next | January Term, which will be on Jan. 26, 1914, and show cause, if there be auy, why petitioner | prayer should not os granted.
 In witness whereof. | have hereto set my hand and affixed the seal Of said court on this l l5 day of December, 1913. TOBE SMITH | SEAL Clerk A. J. Russell, solicitor for Plaintiff
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-12-26

Green Forest State High School
 The Green Forest State High School closes its fourth month this week with an enrolment of 331, distributed as follows.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-12-26
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior. p Land Office at Harrison, Ark. Nov. R 1aie lotiee IS hereby given that ThomasF. Usrev pss@ge, Ark, who, on Nov II, 1913. made ', U; No 0l0222, for NW1-4 sWl-4, NV i'I i5a; 1,.; sec. 2l, Township IS N, Range 23 west, tlon to make communication praof to eetah- claim to the land above described, before county clerk of carroll CO.,, Ark. a5 Berry F, ark, on 18th day of Dec 1913. ialmant names as witnesses:
 eWt Webb Tiff Connor. of Rn5d A,i, ona hk Clark and Seth connor. cf copnoc Arir
 BRICn B. HUDGINS, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-12-26

Of these 271 are district pupils, and 58 are non-residents, representing six different counties, and 20 districts of this county.
 This is by far the largest enrolment the school has ever had at the middle of the term, and in anticipation of very large increase after the holidays, the school board has employed another teacher, Mr. Ira Gurley, who will take charge of his room Dec. 29th.
 School closes the 18th for the holi days, and will reopen again the 29th of the present month, and continue till June 5, 1914, closing the Friday pre- ceeding the Carroll County Teachers Institute, which will open in Green Forest June the Sth
 The Basket Ball game at Harrison last Saturday was rained out and will be played at Green Forest soon after | Christmas.
 The game here last Saturday between l the Green Forest and Berryville teams resulted 25 to in favor of Green Forest Every member of the Berry vile team is perfect little lady and will make fine ball players when they have had more practice. Our girls hope for several more pleasant games with them, and do not expect ever again to secure such odds against them.
 Supt. Geo. B. Cook spent last Tues day forenoon in the Green Forest school. He made a splendid talk in the chapel and both publicly and privately express ed much qualification at the showing and work of the school. The school board and several citizens came over to hear him.
 Democrats Committee M eeting
 A meeting Of the Democratic Cen tral Committee of Carroll County is hereby called to meet at the court house in Berryyile at 1 o'clock on Fri day, Jan. g, 1914, fer the purpose oi planning the campaign in the interests of the Democratic party. At this - meeting judges will be selected as. sessments levied on candidates, anc such other business transacted as may come before the body.
 Candidates should write the secreta " for blank pledges which must be signed and filed with him and the county clerk before names can b; placed upon the ticket.
 s. A. Diehl, Chairman. . B. B. Eslinger, Secretary
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-12-26

Get your corn meal and chops from the Mill & Elevator Go. adv.
 Take your wheat and corn to the Mill & Elevator Go. adv.
 A. J. Russell and son Jay were over from Berryville visiting first of the week.
 Several land buyers have been in Green Forest this week looking over the country.
 Dr. Davenport, the Dentist, is absent at Melville this week and will remain with his samily until after the holidays.
 Green Forests merchants are busy this week getting ready for the hOEi- day trade that is sure to come next week.
 c. c. O'Neal is able to furnish you reliable information and facts concern ing any Life Insurance proposition that comes along.
 The produce merchants are busy shipping out turkeys this week. Large consignments are being shipped daily by express to the principal produce mar kets of the Southwest
 Do you know there is no other Legal Reserve Life Insurance Co.,, operating in the state of Arkansas that you can carry Life Insurance in at as low net annual cost as in the Union Central? Ask c. c. O'Neal.
 E. A. Douglas, the grocer, who has been having a tussel with fever, is re- ported to be improving rapidly. His children, who have also been suffering with like ailment, are also on the road to recovery.
 ". E. Vaughn, impersonater, humor- ist and soloist, will be at the school chapel Wednesday night, Dec 30, under the auspecies of the High School. Th:s is an attraction unusal and promises great treat.
 A note to The Tribune mailed at Kansas City last Saturday by Mrs. ". R. Rhodes says that her mother Mrs. W. c. Owens was operated on Thurs day of last week at Springfield, Mo-, and that there are only slight hopes for her recovery.
 NJ. B. Russell came up from Little Rock Saturday night, where he had been for two weeks experimenting the publication of The Tribune Booster. He is now hurrying up the distribution in order to leave for Southern Texas, where he will take up work of like nature.
 If you are not saving enough money annually to pay the premium Cn policy in the Union Central. how could you expect your wife 10 earn a living for herself and the family in case death should oyertake you? Do you ever think about this? Talk with C. C. O'Neal about this serious problem.
 In this weeks Tribune appears the announcement of Carroll Hudson Of Omega township, who is seeking the nomination for Circuit Clerk of Carroll county, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries to be held March 25, 1914. MT. Hudson Is a farmer and teacher and a young man of excellent appearance He undoubtedly possesses all the requirements for the office he seeks and if elected will make the county good clerk.
 Green Forest State High School
 The Green Forest State High School closes its fourth month this week with an enrolment of 331, distributed as follows: