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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
WELL ATTENDED
WAS MEETING
board Of DIRECTORS Of Assoctated eh"f'-
des Plan Campaign fof
The winter

:, Interesting and will att"ndeu
; meeting Of the board Of DIRECTORS "t Luz
! Associated CHARITIES Mas ~ i''iIT,
afternoon in II" Hoard of TRAD" nu.tu,
Ling. Irr. Z. 4. WlnG"ri"r. vice prcSl",lt
! presiding. other members nrccSh' VIZ
! MIR. otto Srnrnk. Mr.. J. y. bIuhi' MI W
! \ Robinson. Mrs r {. liurk". Mr.. w
/ T. GuudIing. Mrs. Ian H"Arnr, vi; NJ W.
: g. Hilton and Fl.Ibhi l.. y. M'SInhHt",
! In addition Ia considering the d"taliS
Of the work covered by the secretary
report. the board devoted "nnSiuct az
attention t. IN" holiday activities OF ii's
wrli;lrc d"Nartiu'nt and plan" l"r giving
| the children al needy families plenty Oh
| Christmas cheer.
Plans were, also mad" 10 hold the an
nual meeting al the society on JahuhLE
! 10. 1871 n > J. IN. IN the r"nfns III III"
! Hoard of TRADE building. Tho board OIL
directors for the new year. toErtll,r
with other important business, VII! De
! transacted at this meeting ana all Nom
hrs and friends Of tn" society are cor
/ Gially invited /" attend
Tho outstanding features "f the
| month as shown by TIA" report Of SeCr'-
: tary Edward G krcutz"r. w;LS tho large
! incr"aS" in both family relief and nurS-
! ing work. THIS growing need. following
! the cold weather and tho unsettled IN
! duStr!al conditions. waS StrikinEIE
shown by the. numh"r of small children
| IN IN" families needing help in NoN"in-
! b-r. which was 100 or 60cc over tho pre-
{
are. thcs father had been removed Ivy
, death IN - cases. In addition 10 food,
1 ci"th:nr and fuel. much valuable and
! constructive help WAS given, In tho form
! of medical services. legal aid, employ
! mcnt and adjustment Of economic and
domestic problems.
! There wCr'. SIS patients under the caro-
! of the visiting nurse during November.
AN increase "f 4jcc over October. and
nnarly double tn" number Of cases Of
sickness cared for by this society during
: November 4 year ago New patients 10
the nuwh"r "f 81 were received during
! the month. while Is were discharged by
: reason of recovery or sufficient i'm
, p0rv"mcnt and two were removed by
! death.
ENcNllrHt cooperation was secured
with hospitals. dispcnsarics and tho
medical profession Medical supplies
were provided for nineteen patients and
monthly orders for certified and St"ril-
iZcd milk for 2S patients. Six cases of
tuberculosis were given continuous care
and treatment during the month.
The Childrcn'S Dental Clinic was oprr-
atcd 90 half days with total number
"f ?%l various dental operations and
treatments.
3 Tn" total classified expenditures for
the month for all departments were ST.
T04lJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
REAL PROGRAM At
THE union MISSION
Leading ministers OF tho D!ctrist Will
Have Charge Of tho Services
This Week.

This will be Il. real busy week a. tic
Union Mission and Superintendent a.
". cory < leaving nothing und"nc /"
have something jus. a it'll" different
for inc many who are located there At
~" present iim".
tor Of the XAflr Street NJ. -. church
was present ard delivered = splendid
address 20 all THIS evening Or. Charles
II. Robinson. who needs no introhuct ION
Ia tl., public will Il" tn" speaker and
:uoi!"~ interesting address Will be u
feature.
pr. l.. f. l. S,rfd"r. rector "r s..
Matthew's l.. T.. Church Will hays
rh:trg" Of The services Or Wednesday
evening and Thursday evening. Key. T..
+. Carson. pastor OF IN" Narw God
Christian church will speak.
Rev. ". II. Fields. pastor OF the First
Christian Church will speak on Fr!
day evening at IN" mission and K'N.
Austin +. Bcnjauar. "f The Shady I'D
Presbyterian church will l." tn" Speak
10y and u rather busy and interesting
session IS prom Sod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
BOCCS RUN WOMAN
INJURED BY AUTO

Mrs. Mary Zcriott. a resident or
RogEs Run is suffering from C' ,h.
nnund fracture Of her right leg. as the
result Of foreign woman. whose nainc
could not hr learned. losing control OF
the automobile sh" was driving. run1-
anJ I,cnh streets. striking Mrs. Zeriott
''' Ncc"rding to witnesses Mrs. Zefiott
was walking along the side, walk; ana
w. me- machine was going south on Jacob
street. In some manner the driver lost
control Of tho automobile. ana !. p'u''g :,
s,ruck Mrs, Zer!ott. pinn!ng her b.:
tween the radiator and the front OF
lie Flams restaurant ,,,.o,
She was rushed 20 III" h"sri'a, !: at az
tended by DR.. Noltc. while me driver
OF the machine continued on htr Moy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
FARMERS INSTITUTE
OPENED YESTERDAY
Interesting Talks on Agricultural Prod
nets and Farm Ltfe With Movies

Las. night a meeting az tn" ComnGh-
jtv nall in bethlehem marked the oper-
inr Of the Farmers institute which IS L"
b,. held in the county during the week.
r.. NJ Hunter, agricultural agent OF IN"
Ohio COUNTY farm bureau opened i''
meeting which was attended by i !arHu
audience.
The address. for the evening was de-
liycrrd by J. Is Mclaughlin. secretary
Of the Farm bureau federation 81 NrNt
Virginia. He discussed various farm
products which are being raised and
how trr farmers could b. tor! their
crops by using certain processes Nhi@h
ar" now - thorn.
The audience then enjoyed Il S"T;"S OF
moving pictures and St"r""ptirou Sid :
which were thrown on IN" S"r"en. They
w"r, taken BY tn" ngr'cuitur'N depart
mcnt with another interesting MIN ~
the government poultry farm STATED to
be- on, Of rh, largest in IN" country.
Thre" Sc<~ louS Will l." h",d to-day ~
This place the first commencing in III"
morning at 1880 o'Cl"rk. "Uh an al
dress by l.. J. Perry. y" uNi"n cn"r'a'-
iSt Of tho University at West N!rE;nla
at Morgantown. talk VIII b" mad"
bv Mr.. Hunter followed with u lecture
by MIR Mclaughlin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
CARRIED
DOWN The STREAM
No Trace Pound Of Body Of II A. Rob-
erts Drowned in Ohio.

Up to late hour laH; evening II"
trace had h"'n found of the body Of
r. a. Roberts. ompuyr" ~ III" Wheel
ing Wall Plaster COMPANY, who yell
from IN" edge OF i barge yesterday
morning and was drowned.
Roberts. according IL witnesses Of
the fatal accident, WAS going TO shore
from the barge and was walking along
the edge Of the float when h" slipped
and fell. He came to In" surface 1lcC.
nmd then was not sean again.
The unfortunate" man was married
and Ivrl IN Fourteenth street. IL" was
In his 18th year and w"ll known. ANA
had been working Tor tn" company hu;
short time.
When :he accident occurred his fol
low workmNn rushed 70 his aid hut m"
current had carried HIM beyond th"i"
r.;trh lis widow waS prn"trs'"d. wh"r!
Sh" W.T. told Of thu drowning ANA tor
:, tim" !; was feared she would r"t re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
PROPOSE TO CUT
SPEED OF TRUCKS

Whcel.ng's city counci, has but ono
recourse oron in The fight against IN"
truck operators Of this community. and
that IS 20 rriu"" 'h'' sued th"E may
travel over the s,r.."ts of the city. WAS
the c.St - the conference" h"'w"c1r City
Manager c. .. Eprliu and ''ity E"!!Citor
!. !. l.. OBr!cn held yesterday after
noon
Nr~ that he state supr'w" court - 3
r;l,ar1I ril. eight ~ me trIcN or"ra'.'.'s
ami declared tho city's 'l," tnEa'".
= NV traffic ordinance is hc!+,G dr;sN'!.
IN fn~ council II" speed Limit "t
'rarks now IN ~" cry VII probably
- lowered n ~ NV ordinance.
From twenty 20 thirty times each
Gay. N" speed l,w. is h"iuS violated.
according t. prrSornS watching their
work. and -" rity'$ crusade has been
slowed up 10y the Supr'"" courts de
C;s.On
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
NAB SHOPL|FTER
Steubeuvtuo Woman Will spend Christ
mas In jail.

W"hcrling'S police officers began thc!r
campaign against Chr!StmtS shop-lttt-
crs yesterday when the first arrest Of
IN" usual holiday rush WAS mad. NS
n result Mrs. Elizabeth Leon Moreno. al
Sreuh"nvll.". VIII spend christmas in
H." OHIO county Jail.
Mrs. Moreno Was arrested In tbs
,irnrg" t.. S'!f"l Company store by l'".
l"rtivcs Cl"nry ard Mrknwn with $50
worth Of S;ol", articles from the store.
she was given Il h"arine h"fur" Jus
rice OF the pcara Il; g. Hobbs. and
fined SSN and costs and Gh-dayS in the
county jail Shc WAS taken t" jail at
once Ia begin serving her term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
child WAS UPSET
BY AUTOMOBILE

A 4-year-old son OF Mrs. Wolf. OF
North Wheeling had a narrow ESCAPE
from death at AS o'clock yesterday
afternoon on Market street near Four
tccnth street. tn" child was standing in
front Of kalbitZerS Meat store waiting
on his mother. The little one started
across tho street. and. just as hc stepped
out into tho middle Of the ihoroughfar",
a Ford coupe. owned and driven by Mr.
s. Glib. Jr.. Of Pleasant Valley. hit him.
knocking him down.
took the child into kalbitZerS store.
where it was found that he was not
hurt lie Was takcn home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
RIVER NEWS

Tho steamer Leroy which arrived on
SUNDAY evening DEPARTED Yesterday
morning at 1880 O'clock on her regular
trIp to- New M.,tHm"r;LN. She Will mike
all way point stop.
The I.ih"r;v arrived in yesterday AZ
moon from l'ark"rShirs with " very
my On her rcturii trip down the river.
Si.r carried :, hiE load "f freight.
TIL" GENERA! I'"rshiuE cam" IN last
nigh tfrom Pittsburgh and viii l"k"
This morning al 50 u'ri"rk nm h"r way
=, New MItaninri,S Shr is carrying lots
Of food StunS and merchandise for
dealers between here and N"w Malta
moras
\ stage Of eight foot six inches sta
iinu,ry. was registered late last evening
a. tn" local wharf.
BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
NIGHTINGALE
Nsvh LithoErAph Nan to succeed
Clouse As Deputy cotrt CLERK.

Clerk Of the Circuit Court John l..
Kinrhorn. who was reelected al me
November election for another term;
NIGHTINGALE. Of the News L!thoEraph-
irg Company and one Of the county
nsnuhI:can committeeman. has been
named his assistant FOR the coming
NJ Tirbtpngala was one Of the hard
es, workers during the campaign and
his APPOINTMENT was not unexpected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
BLAZE IN GARAGE

Fro resulting from an ONrrhc9,ted
steam pip. caused 81 L1maE g." y"%t"r-
day morning ~ il:,n O'clock :" ia" Hop
EIrS Meter r-r rrrn1"hy hUili.HE ON
iI.ei""rth street. tn" htHl' vas "N-
'uEuI#hrd before 1t lad gotten - start.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
IS BOUND OVER
To ]. {. COURT
JOHN MARcoSKI PUTS UP SAME
OLD PLEA BUT WAS HELD
FOB UNCLE SAM

Seated behind n tab" in the corridor
Of the Ohio County jail tnted states
commissioner for the northern district
of West Virginia held 4 preliminary
hearing A. O'clock last evening IN TN
case Of John Marcoski, = i".r. charged
with having yiolatcd the national pro-
hibition act.
with the Federal authorities n defiance
Of this act ;haE any man in the Wheel
ing district. regularly being brought TO
court at each aSSiIc and as regularly
bcin.; turned loose with i small tin" IN
account o: his Tlrcntag" Of three Snll
children and the fact that he IS
widower.
MarcoskVs home was rttd"d last week
BY state and AUtl-saloon officers and as
re WAS absent from tn" house At the
time ne MAS NJ; aNprch.nd e| The
search kept up for him and Yesterday
psputy / $ Marshal John NJ. Shor; and
Sheriff ". r.. Clayton and Deputy Me
Murr,ly of Marshall county found him IN
upper B"nwoOd, He was arrested and
locked up in the Oh.o county jail.
4; his hearing hn told 81 w" Polish
mca. names unknown 20 him: who
brought him the St..l and asked him to
He Did 1t Innocently
They took It AVA, Ave gallons at a
time.
known tina: B." "aS n cahootS with
OtNPTS III MAKING IF't N'.41NG s'''' WIS
KEY. b,I, ~ n" = N old offender the
authorities ar taking his explanation
with grain OF salt.
Ills plea OF not -u!lty was accepted
ana Re vas he'd Cur rial az IN" reNt
term OF the L. ) ,ru-: at larkrrshGrg.
TO NORMAL LEVEL
The dams ora -" OHIO river governing
ttre stage "C water n '-is vicinity nay"
b~crl raised aG.t:Ii b.: ,"d"rS ISSUED HE
the Uni',,! Stt'"S Eu.n-""r'~ Office &C
the Wheeling dI~'-!r: y.Strrt1y mu-0ing
after thu river had goa. below -" nor
NAL. staSe &C nine feet, T." stage sun
dlv was down ;n six FEET and rising
slowly Last night I nal REACHED i'.'''
6 inches md S'at!"u..-; aud Local river
rrvn stated :la' 'n,. mai stag" ~
nine f,rt wuutt h, S.st. ..."! Sntu,. '.ul"
today ar;"r a." ~. h,',- traps hal 0""n
r+Lised
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
Sale of
Baskets---
Just When You Need Them

THIS is a special sale OF
i Baskets just when they
are most needed and Il
Basket makes Il very prac-
tiral sort of a gift and one
sure Of acceptance. The
Baskets represent Il very
special purchase m a d "
last week from an over
stocked manufactures.
who shaded his regular
prices very much, indeed,
in order to dispose OF the
quantity we took. In.
Guided arc Fruit Baskets,
VI ark ct and Shopping
Baskets such as would
sell regularly at 9Sc to
$2.9S. arranged in three
lots and priced at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14

BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14

Buy WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14

These standard lines are supported
By full size and style northumberland
at this suit and frock buying time cor
sets should be chosen over which the
new garments are to be fitted.
The Keota news., 1920-03-12
WORTH ALLEN. County Chairman
Cat.rrh Cannot Be Cured

Nth snsa LOCAL ApPLlcATRsNs. a. they
Caearrh 10 . local disease, greatly in.
n.uenced BY con9Iituti96si conditions. and
r. sn ofacr TO cup iLyou must take an
cine 70 taken 1ni Finally and acts thru
the blood on thA/lnucous surfaces Of the
system: Halls Catarrh Medicine was
Rse:SSstoed S ny one Of the best .physicians
posed Of some Of the best tonics known,
comeined With some Of the best blood
purifier. The perfect combination OF
tno inredtents In Hal1's Catarrh Medj.
cine 10 what produces such wonderful
results n catarrhal conditions Send for
testimonials, free. "
r. ]. CHENEY CO.. Props To,.ao n
An Druggists, Hc. w.
Hans Family Pills for constipation.
The Keota news., 1920-03-12

Marion Epperson returned home Wed.
nesday from Bear Greek Canon, west
Of Denver. where he had been working
IN copper mine, and on Saturday will
take the household goods Of his parents.
Mr.. and Ars. Clark n. Epperson, to
Evans, where they will reside.
o. H. Vinegar on Wednesday sold
his half section farm, eight miles north.
west Of Keota, to his son. w. o. Win.
egar. He has not decided whether to
locate somewhere else, or to remain
here; but Mrs. Vinegar will leave soon
for visit with relatives and friends at
Wichita and Emporia, Kansas.
Z Kinnard Tractor, 1916. plowed SO
acres, like new; set of plows, 5-disk.
Price complete, $500. on terms to suit
buyer. May be seen at the Quacken-
bush place. George A. Kneebone.
owner. Lafayette, Colo. 59tf
The Keota news., 1920-03-12

Pure blood Barred Plymouth Rodk,
roosters. good ones, So each. Charlk
Roby. on Haak place. six miles east of
Ne p6l
Restaurant with small sleeping rooA, 4
furnished. for rent cheap. HIT. LX
mon. Buckingham, Colo. 67.s
Live Stock Bills Of Sale save trouble
and prove ownership. 35c per book of
80. at keota News. ,f
Harry Lenhard left last week re.
turning to his former home at Stranp.
Nebr.
The Keota news., 1920-03-12
TeaeAess' Exaninstioas

The next teachers examination will
be held In the Court House In Greeley
and In the School House In Kcota on
ThIsday and Friday. March ls and 10.
Examinations In high school subjects
will Be given On Saturday. March 20.
All teachers having ''endorsed certifi.
Gates" should take this examination n
It will be . violation Of law to teach
longer without certificate obtained BY
examination.
e. w. MARTIN.
County Superintendent Of Schools.
The Keota news., 1920-03-12
Dry LaAd Loans

T l will make you loan on your dry
land At l-2 per cent; small commits.
sion. C. T. Ahlstrand, Greeley, Colo
The Keota news., 1920-03-12
LIQUOR Interests Trying Hard to Come Back
Anti-Saloon League Needs Support

HAT the liquor interests making desperate attempt
ome back is obvious February the Democratic convention
of New York calling for repeal of the federal Prohb
biton Amendment Similar action taken last week by
yenon held by the Republicans who elected delegates
to the national Republican convention be held in June Lead
ing Republicans New York have issued statement favorng
platform declaration Republican convention providing for
liberal revision prohibition enforcement Fresh
dence of the activities VETS appears the papers
daily.
The goal of liquor interests elect Congress this
fall which federal (Vostead)
which will declare that liquor containing from five
fifteen per of alcohol Intoxicating Ehu Reot. the
of the big brewers stated that
only around Constitutional Prohibition is nufy the law
the Vosead Act which carries he Constitutional Amendmen
into effect
candidates be entered by the
wes who already spending of money
various produce reaction of public sentiment
prohibition While making their fight they engaged prop
uganda to make believe the fight
that The AntSaoon League their enemy
go Of business
AS stated editorial The Rocky Mountain
o. They (the leaders of The Leage) have
fore them battle keep what they gained exigences
war and the immediate aftermath Of war; 'lliIt
We have far had fighting the liquor interests
Is it wise to quit fighting and the very hre
hold of victory? The people Colorado are now en-
gagged effort raise funds the League to
able to continue the fight little longer against the liquor forces
Weld county has been asked subscribe $o2 payable in
five annual installments
The Keota news., 1920-03-12

State Of Colorado
County Of Weld. -
We. S. D. Markley. president. and
F. S. Markley. cashier. Of the above
named bank. do solsmnly swear that the
above statement b true to the BEST Of
our knowledge and belief.
s. D. AARKLEY, President
F. S. MARKLEY. Cashier.
Attest: F. s. Aasklsy
8. D. Aarkley
D. G. Olson
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this sth day Of March. 1870. Ny Com.
missioo expires July 24th. 1923.
Seal: David W. Schoonover.
Notary Public.
The Keota news., 1920-03-12

CHARLES J. SEEN. County Treasurer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
TOWER HILL SCHOOL.
Attractive Prospectus Issued for fhe Com
ing School Year.

A handsomely printed prospectus of the
Tower Hill School for the coming school
year, beginning on Thursday, September
%, is being distributed The school is
located at Seventeenth street and Tower
road The little book includes the school
calendar, curriculum, notes explaining
the various courses, list of the pupils, tho
names of the faculty and the officers and
committees directing the institution,
The purpose of the school Is outlined
briefly as follows: "1he school WAS pre-
jected by it's founders because they reoog-
nized the need of additional facilities for
etaication in Wilmington. The sole
purpose is to further the interests of the
pupils along educational lines, there being
no desire or intention to conduct the school
for profit.
Branches of learning taught include
English, spelling French, music. art,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
Reoublioan Club Has Restaurant.

The Young Men cp bhcan Club
las installed estaurant M its head
ouarters. and 20 members dine there
daily. 4 O-cent lunch S "a feature
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
KIWANIS OUTING.
To Enjoy SPORTS Of Many X inds nj
Chester County Club.

Arrangements have been completed by
the Kiwanis Club for picnic and outing
TO be held Wednesday, July 2s, at the
Aberfoyle, Chester County Club. The
picnickcrs will meet in front of the public
a,huilding at 2 o'clock in the after
noon ,ity time The trip will be made
in automobiles and the committee in
charge requests every kiwanian 10 bring
his car so that everybody may go by
motor The picnickers will be met in
Chester by the reception committee at
Eighteenth and Spruce streets at 2. Is
y. m, Chester time.
The committee IL ANXIOUS TO make the
affair u regular oid-time picnic. For this
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

Rural real estate has lccn transferred
s follows
land ~ Clavmout bv Anna L Rice ~
lsmrs q LYONS and Tier crt Is Slater, Tor
.i.a .atM
anal on Noutrasr addition. bv Walter
kcen a. Daui,l Cauthcl for SO.40o
land ~ Newark p, DAVID q Rose -
Vlham Nc.l,N Malls for $1,000.
land u Delaware CITY 10y the trustees
fle Delaware tll Methodist tpi~co-
...l t'hgr,h ta Harry G Webb. tor 3. 900
Land adIorunr the Naamans Greek
rlad M BrandyVuc hundred, by Nalhc
cloud 20 William / Cloud. for 81 POO.
Land al Townsend, ty Walter Harmon
Irl4olds to Jerome ID Miles for 81 600
Land n p,bWarr City. 10y Harry Rose
a. William u Pies, ioI $500
IarI at Penn Rose bl klas 4 Nord-
q ia a. Arsa I hudson. for $50. and
5 lommg land by Walter T Craig to
Arha 4 Hudson. l1r like sum
Land ~ Nuqudale 10y tho J ". Ilol-
Iowa, GO ~ George Washington Hull. Tor
the nominal ,m II Slo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
Us follows

ms follows
Kenneth Square, high school s27,
grammar, no pupils du Pont school,
s595l, grammar, s3729. New Castle
high, $l0654; grammar, s2s.4s. Newark
high, s4i.75; grammar, S2t.9S. Smyrna,
high, $3.50; grammar, s27.0s.
Kenneth Square has 4 high school
pupils; du pont, 50 high and 6s grammar
New Castle, II high and l6 grammar
Newark, 10 high and GRAMMAR Smyrna
IL high and 81 grammar; Wilmington
I73 high. Figi1reA for Wilmington grammar
school are not yet available.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
HIGH SCHOOL COSTS.
Requires $50 Yearly Per Pupil Educators
Estimate

It's ,stimated thatit costs approximate
ly 500 year to educate child in the
Wilmington public schools This figure
is higher than that paid by two rural
districts of the county and lower thnn
three These facts were revealed at "A
meeting of the County Board of Educa-
ton last evening In the County building
in conference with DIR. Joseph Odell of
the School Auxiliary Association The
figures for Wilmington have not been
presented formally, but the above esti-
mark
Figures for various rriral districts are
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24

penmnnship, mathematics, science, his
tory, Latin an1 Greek. In addition, there
are courses in manual training, domestic
science, physical culture, with laboratory
work. There are -four grades, or clnsses.
kindergarten and lower, middle and upper
school
The faculty is headed by John Davis
Skilton, A. NJ, S. I. D., head master
For the coming year four instructors will
bo added To the teaching corps. Ironee
du Pont is president of the Tower Hill
School Association and chairman of the
finance committee; vice-president, Lam
mot du Pont; secretary, Charles Marshall
Barton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
How to Go

RdyWn prngu hyor Peoples bus any,
ualo sandy ayaandno
tt krren, mic nj o OF
Saesno the PnTeryan a day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24

in automobiles and this evening will at
tend a banquet and entertainment at
Labor Lyceum on du Pont street, above
Fourth Nine delegates from the Will
minuton locals have been attending the
meetings in Philadelphia. They are John
Grant, James Corcoran, Rachel II. Castle
low, Lawrence j. Burns, James Elwood,
Emil Dure, James Noon, James Sweeney
and William Hancy.