The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

his was approved by those. in charge
O( the meeting.
Their" were numerous suggestions,
one being to tho effect int the boys
b. given badges 10 cnahi" them TO
ride on h" street cars on ali occasion
n inspection rour uf the other schools.
and this will bo taken ur la'"r.
The suggestion meeting with the
greatest approval VIZ; that The prize
should consist G! Il silver cup. which
$hUud be civcn TO thr school doing
ihc most effective work. ard that that
school should huil ihe c)Ii' unit! some
other school should $UrpaSs il in elf.
cheney. \ period IF two months Gas
decided upon ~ The length al time
b"twrcu inspections. this making Ii
possible for the different schools 20
EulG ;hr cup a. different times.
Should on" school win the prize three
Tines in succession. tho cup is 20 be-
long 10 that school permanently.
Make inspection Soon.
\ very good suggestion was given 3y
Mr. Sinks, who said that he thought
II would be Z good idea To judge the
schools hy awarding SO .tEany i.oints
for tn" -,hoGl doing the most work
mot having the clranCs' looking place.
but the c!"&?C$t under the circum-
stances. SOU!c schools not having as
good surroundings as o;h"rS). and SO
many points for the school putting, into
practice some no." idr;Ls and SO on.
Then they would know exactly what
they ;LrC GrtlirU and Why
Mayor Vcsicr addressed the boys
and reported that the inspection corr
nitt"c had been appointed and wnulG
make its first visit OF inspection either
next week or the week fuIlowiN". The
cummitt"" is composed Of four ,"u-
ticm"u whose names arc known To c.
cryon". intending Mayor Vcstrr. Frol.
Elliott. OF the liTsin"sS College: W.
Francis Nvd" and Guy Manager G. =.
Maggie. Tho only gentleman nt this
committee Who has rtui been seen Is
Mr. Hyde, and Mr.. Vcstcr rouchcd for
him.
Mr. Wilson, who WIS chairman or
the meeting, gave an Interesting talk.
in which he stated that one reason why
Hc had been particularly anxious 10
attend the meeting was that ouiy hat
morning gentleman cane 10 his G;,ice
and said that hc had seen tn" most
intcrrSttng thing that h" nd ever .,rrn
In Wheeling, winch waS Il number Or
boys rubbing uf Chalk marks from
buildings instead OF putting Them on.
II" sac II had 20 rub his eyes - srr
il i; WIS tTiir, and h" told Mr.. Wilson
that they cnuld rely on HIN for any
help that n" could give Mr.. Wilson
also impressed upon the boys THAT III
unity there IS strength
Mr. Frazier Speaks.
In Mr. FraZicrS address he nut forth
VERY strongly the Thought that the Ia
bore: is WORTHY Of h!$ hire" and as
surrC the boys thai il was his sincere
desire to sec them all rewarded for
the earnest. enthusiastic work They
had started upon. As Mr. Frazier was
the originator of the plan and has been
organizing the boys and working with
them. and the boys know thai he is
t"hir friend h. received vigorous ap.
plallSe. as in fact did I'll lh' sprakcrS.
Mr.. Frazier smoke abort boys smoking
cigarettes, and asked the boys 10 find
ont tn" names Of dealers who supplied
the youths with their smokes" and
report them. if it was possible.
There was other business taken up.
and the meeting adjourned. Tho date
Of tho next session will be announced
later.