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The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
Americanization and
Progress.

1 will like 10 tell something about
the AmericAnization work. 1 can't
consider the work of Americaniza-
ton in any better terms than
through my actual experience at the
school. There We are taught not
only the language of this great ma
tion, but also her thoughts, her
feelings, her sympathies. Our every
day experience gives us joy.
L have come to this country to
benefit by the tremendous progress
OF the moral and intellectual
achievements and opportunities of
this country. Americanization, in
my conception. Is a spiritual process
by which America seeks to inspire
the stranger with the hopes, ideals,
principles and standards of this
great nation.
= Our adopted country offers us op-
portunities such as we never had be-
fore, even in our native country.
Therefore in return We should be
ready to offer our strength and
services at any time for the common
defense.
JOHN POUIOs
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
FIVE THOUSAND MARINES
WILL FIGHT IN WILDERNESS
Battle Maneuvers This Week VIII Be Enacted
On Spectacular Scale.

FREDERJcKsBURG. va, Sept.
24.-With the beginning Of the fall
maneuyers only one day on, all
preparations are complete for the
mobilization, practice marches and
sham battles of the u. s. Marine
Corps East Coast Expeditionary
Force, which starts before daylight
Monday morning.
The maneuvers include marches
Of more than fifty. miles from
Quantico to the battiefieids of the
Virginia Wilderness, tactical exer-
cises and sham battles i'm which
artillery OF heavy caliber and all
the accessories of modern war will
be employed. exhibitions and prob
lems In flying by the Marine ayia-
tion force, and demonstrations COW
ering the famous civil war battle Of
Charlottesville.
Five Thousand TO Take Part.
The force employed will total
more than 5000 men, equipped with
all arms, and will be the most
powerful military array assembled
under the American flag since the
great war. Hundreds OF guests,
numbering among them many OF
the most prominent public officials.
officers Of the army and navy and
foreign attaches will be present
and II is probable that President
Harding, attended by severai~mem-
bers of his Cabinet will make the
trip to the Wilderness on Saturday
to inspect the Marine force.
The Marine force which Will par
ticipate In the march and exercises
will consist of two regiments of
infantry. the celebrated Fifth and
Sixth Marine regiments which
stopped the German advance at
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25

ment and supplies will be embarked
on boats on the wilderness Creek.
Ind will land on it's southern bank
through a smoke barrage arranged
TO represent the covering lombard
ment which would be thrown on q
hostile shore by an American feet
ChanceIlorsviIIe fa Plans
The famous battle Of Chancellors-
Vile viii be re-enacted, and veter-
ans Of Stonewall Jackson,s historic
corps win relate personal expert
ences In the famous night-fianking
march that turned the tide In that
struggle.
More than a thousand guests are
expected to attend the maneuvers.
ana Invitations have been sent by
the navy and Marine Corps to states
men. public officials and army and
navy officers
Special parties of guests have
been arranged for on Thursday. FRI
day and Saturday. for whom trans
portation from Washington TO the
Wilderness has been provided by the
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25

Belleau Wood. the Tenth Regiment
Of Marine artillery equipped with
french 75s. an additional battery
6 155 milimeter heavy artillery
capable of hurting shells weirhinr
over 100 pounds, regiment III
specialists. including engineers
signal troops pioneers, bridge
builders. etc, and special detach.
ments handling mine throwers
an,jatrcraft guns. giant field search
hsnes' tractors, tanks armored
cars and other appliances Of pres
ent-oay warfare. In addition ths
marine aviation force will send
-FOUR powerful squadrons to partici.
pate In the war game.
Program for the week.
The exercises will begin with {
march on Monday to Acquia Creek
distance or about ten niles, wher,
camp will be made for the night
Yn Tpesday the march will be con
rinued to Fredericksburg. and OF
Tuesday evening the force will en-.
camp at the Fair Grounds at tina
city. while on Wednesday eyenint
the site Of the encampmeat In tn,
Wilderness will be reached.
On Thursday. Friday and Satur
day, sham battles, and tactical exer
cises Will be held; Sunday will b,
devoted to divine service and re
creation, and on Monday camp will
be broken for the three-day blk,
back TO Quantico.
The war games and sham battles
Planned promise to be spectacular
One of the most elaborate will b,
landing planned to duplicate tn,
landing OF Marine expedition from
boats ofsthe navy. In this mareuyer
the Marine force with all its equip
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
SCHOOL NOTES.

The A m T c n nisntion day
classes opened last Monday with
n larger enrolment of women
than ever before. This is prob
ably due to the work In the homes
this summer by Miss Ball and
Mrs. McClintoek. For n long
time the school has been urging
the women to come and enjoy the
advantages which the men have
had.
Miss Alton has arranged n series
of very interesting lectures for
her teachers this winter by WELL
known men and women of WASH
ington. One of the earliest
scheduled IL by w. w. Husband,
Commissioner of Immigration.
Some teachers are planning to
take n course mt the Research
University, In Social Psychology
and Americanixation Research.
Night school classes open Oc-
tOber 3.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25

out came a gentle youth, taking or
his mantle, he went to the rock and
when he saw down into the un-
fathomable whirling waters of the
Heart he heard the murmur.
The fierce waters seemed to resi-
the white foam parted and there
appeared the dark inscrutabIe
depths. from which came a voice:
oh King, throw your opulent
crown, and say. Il shall throw my
crown and whoever brings it back
to me. to him shall give my title.''
voice bade the youth answer:
L do not want your title, because
when that which hides in the river
is mine, there will no longer be a
live heart to narrate.'"
SOUREN HANEsSIAN,
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25

secxetary Of the Navy. The-e peo-
pie VIII leave seventh street wharf,
WashinEton. on the dayf mentioned,
and win proceed via navy. Eagle
boat to ouantico. where they will
be met by Har<ae Corps automo-
biies and conveyed 10 the battleneId
The boat on THURSDAY wm leave
<sinxfou a. S:3e a. m. that on
Friday VIII loave sf 40 D. m. Will,
that on saturday Will leave at 2:3O.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25

No employer desires ignorant
No ignorant profession.
There people who think that the can
till the soil 49,
Today farmer who money The sno
farmer than ignorant business man
PLACE ~
Even though boy Calvn picture singing "Dear
Old School Days ssyookng boy he stands better chance
OF getting there" thug ugly" would "puncb
him one" because he reminds him of school
Calvin has pictured the boy who dsikes school right
There will be patches his pants when he grows up he
continues to punch" school days. a
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
FROM THE CHINESE.

A youth. when at home, should
be fiifal. mud abroad, respectful
TO his elders. He should be earn
est and truthful. He should over
flow I'm love to all and cultivate
the friendship of the good. When
he has time and opportunity,
after the performance of these
things, he should employ them I'm
polite studfes.-cONFUCI
Opportunities of time youch!
safed by Heaven are not equal to
the advantages OF situation af-
forded by the Earth, and ndyant-
ages Of situation afforded by the
Earth are not equal to the Union
arising from the accord of men,,
-MENCIUs.
81 do not know how n man
without truthfufness In to get ON,
How can n large carriage he
made to go without the cross-bnr
to which the oxen are yoked. OF
small carriage without the ar
ennEement For yoking the
horsess--CONFUCIUs.
-rranslated by Hamilton Der
Chinese student I'm Miss Benson,.
class, Webster school.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
800 Strikes and ONT.

Secretary Davis. of the Depart
n1ent Of Labor. is calling strikes at
rapid rate. He is making-a good
umpire. Since, he has been in offics
he has settled 800 strikes. Some
umes the laboring' man has been
at bat and sometimes the capitalist,
trying to bat the ball of trouble,
but 800 never hit the ball. Secre-
tary OF Labor Davis called trem
"out on strikes,
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
President harding Accepts
Invitation 10 Maneuvers

President Harding has accepted an
Invitation to attend the maneuvers Of
the Marine Corps az the wilder
ness" He win arrive In Frederlcks-
burg October ! en- route TO the his
tor1c battle grounds and expects to
remain Sunday 20 witness a thrill
Ing night air attack by bombing
planes on an imaginary bsttleship on
the field
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25

Strange that back school days
their days of youth.
II is strange that boys picture the
scnooi Gays NOW days of hardship trial and unhappness
~ Doys DID not school they would loaf. y
SCHOOL DAYS better LOAFING DAYS. 80.
Snarge about boys make school days the regular golden
days Cavms boy Percy Agenon Specaes singing about
But remember do have bow de- white cuffs
DAYS" = 80, ''Nsfs .-' ~S-Ns
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
B1uuu .Sto,yJazk
By Zud9e U2tXis Grown
Schools or Fools

We will suppose that Calvin Fader and Master Abernehy
boys who furnish the school, informed
they could never attend school again.
Neither would they be look school
book study they doing in school
is likely that these boys would feel
couraged.
As they Older when they attempted employ
endeavor business profession
find that the well-nstructed educated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21

General hospital. is resting as well As
can he expected
NJ anc Mrs. George T>rudn"r, Of
. Pittsburgh. Pa. are expected 1" arrive
In tho cry to-day.
Mss Virginia Harris. oC North Main
street, WAS n" guest % visitors n S'tu-
h"OVillc yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs j II Krnnon. 81 Pats
hurrh. motnr"d her" yesterday 10 spend
tn" day visiting friends.
William Hawkins. ~ n" South S:d".
who has been confined 20 his home w.th
/ illness. is Improving.
Mrs W H. wilson, Of the East End.
who has been visiting IN t;,'Cm"ni ar
rived home last evening
Miss Virginia L." 'i"ugh. Of lIitS-
burHh. was IN the city II" w""k-'Ad' Wis
itulE friends.
has been visiting friends h"v" has r"-
turned 10 her homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Sclv"y, ~ Wash
inEtun street have r"'Ern'd from w h"'I-
ing. whore they haH" be-" HlS!tnE TOT "
few days --tirJftUn SrutIucn.
Lawrence r.. Sands. prominent hUNI-
ness man Of Pittsburgh. was III the c.'y
yesterday Visiting his family
Morris Jacobs. of Nurth Main street.
Is confined to tho Johns Hopkins h"Si"-
tai. at Baltimore. Md
Donald Talbot. Of st. CiI'rsv!ll', IS
visiting friends in South Wheeling
Robert Davidson, If Pittsburgh, Is
visiting relatives 'hl$ ':;E.
H. Il. Murphy. Of TIA" island. - con
fined to his home uwIN: - I,'u' -
John Fitzpatrick. Of tn" East End. Is
contemplating a try 10 Ia" West Indies.
r d. Helms. of S,euhenvll!e, - VISIT
ing in this city.
e. II. Chambers. Of ~" Island, left
Yesterday for Grafton. wh'r" he VIII
visit relatives
Henry Z. Johnson, Of :hIS lily. ~ CON
fired to his home uwing 20 an attack Of
Appendicitis.
-. T. W"!srcrh"r. Of the Island, text
Yesterday FOR PITTSBURGH.
Miss Ali!r Hood OF Eighteenth street
WlrwCod. returned h"m" yesterday 81
t,rnorn from attending ~" >t"t" "IcN";
hall tournament at l;u'khdnN"n. NhiC
there she visited with number q
ire ,ndS.
r. Il. Smith Of WASHINGTON. II. {. IS a
business visitor IN th,S EiiN,
:. Z. Gilman has r'>turn"h 20 l.'S nom"
In Marietta. o.. after brief business
trip IN this city.
Russell Brown has rciurn" I" ms
home on Wnrwond avcnu" after att'n!'
ing tho basketball tournament at Buck
hannnu. W. Va.
II Gross vi New York NtN, arrived
here yesterday ard will spend several
days looking after business.
Harry Rankin OF Chicago. ILL.,. -
| business visitor in tn" city TINS week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
JUDGE HoBrNsoN IMPOSES
SEVERE JAIL SENTENCES

Although the session OF cr!r'ina, court
Saturday morning was short. jude Nan
II Robinson dealt OUT some $,.ii SEN
trnc.s and carried several cases over
until the next term of the court.
The mutICa for Il nov ;r'Ii ~ ~" cas-"
Of James Y Alien. charged w.'h cTmi-
nal assault upon i ?-NcIr-'lG boy. WaS
withdrawn. AMI NN"n, who vas found
guilty during tn" past week. whS gwen
tho maximum Of on" year N jail ana 4
r:n" Of $l0o. 80,
Il. II. Kuhn. rcnvIctcd or raising a h'il
n" had been given I" collect. Wh$ tih''
s. and given a sever" l'rt"r"
Sam Frazier. VIII" pl"ad"d guilty 10
breaking from tn" county PAL was son
fenced 10 serve tLr remaining ~ months
OF hts term and an additional SIX
months.
Arguments for the demurrer IN N" CO 50
Of Edwa rd Mcfarland. charged with
runn!G down and killing Ernest M"hi'N,
j.. viii be heard '"-m"Tr"w. having
been continued saturday
The cases Of rhippy chapman ana
Fritz Burkhardt charged with '"rTibu
ting to the delinquency of a lS-y"ar'"II
boy, were carried over unit! IN" neat
term OF the court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
y ny Rheumatism Comes
With Cold Weather
tBy Valentine Mott Pierce, N. p.}

A close connection exists between
these two-cold weather and rheurnR.
tism. Every one has recognized tho
difference in the appearance Of their
water as soon as 1t gets cold: there
is often a copious sediment OF "Stck
dust"
Several causes may Lead up 10 IA
accumulation Of uric acid IN the grS
tenn, which, in turn. causes eachAche.
rheumatism or govt, or cTeaky joints,
swollen fingers. or painful joints.
AT m Sneh times persons should
drink eo9s0usiy OF bot wafer. nay. =
pint morning and night, and take
"An-uric- three or four tines = day
This -Anur1c" tapti-urte acid) comes
in taAet form and onn be had nj a.
most any drug store. II GssoiTes me
urfc acid in the system and carries
t outward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
You Can Have
Young Blood
Make Old Polk Young
and Weak Folk Strong

II Won look and feel Old, weak. and
nervous and discouraged: i You 7r"
LACKING; IN the vim. courage ard CnertS
that YOU used ~ have. Us almost Ger
tain yuu have old bloOd--hlOOd that IS
lnrkjnr in oxygen carrying red cells
and that your nerves are also run down
What Won need t. make you look ard
ft-.l young. strong and vigorous Is more
red cells in your blood anu stronger
nerves For this purpose one Of thu
finest things known Is TO take 4 I'VE
grain tablet Of Blood-lrnn Phosphate
with each mca,. This supplies just the
right KIND ~ r"d-c"i making iron ana
nerve buildip.; phosphate 10 soon max"
Won feel i'm, and strong. Go today 10 {.
H. Grirst & CO.. or any other druggist
and get enough Rlo"d-lron Phosphate
for three weeks treatment. II costs
only 81 so soc 4 wr|k-t.tke II regular
" and youn re simply amazed at the
results Try i and sec. Your money
back II you want !t-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
R.naI NTH Purtm Dance.

F~ral arrangements Ar" being com
rrcfcI for tho E'1at FIRTH Community
Tu-,m dance. which vii! D" held W"d-
neSday evening. March IS. IN TIE audit
;ur:u:n OF tho t:lks Cluo. THIS - being
a-t!c:1atcd az one % the foremost So
~ functions OF Holy Week. \ DIVER
..:,o4 o-n..r.,rn Of amuS"NcatS has been
r.anret oy cAe coSn11it'r" promising IN
NyN-:rE - rar enjoyment for al n"
guests and Joc.S Novelty n-"?"StrA
hl,S beer "TraE"i - furnish u" muse.
cards x,, =. .hc pas. No or thoS" who
- n. ara 20 Sf."0i the 'ven;nE dane
taC. aac ps'z"s ~: y" awarded these
A:,a:H-:.c 80 h:-~"Sc scores. \ pro-
IAN q '.,.-a-S 49, G~GSjra! n&'H3"-S
"a, .!.> 800 -! n-a s"rr" ~ -"
----. -s.-..4- .--.. -...N~. - rN-t:,t-
ra-a - '-ts r'.-:oc -. evening -
s--sr--e-.S - =" servo! TTv.'"t:""s
a. -.-o- .~S-l"t 49, :H- corn;ct"'. has
s--.--.c % = large attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
RETURNING TO WORK

M.xi,n cry. March - A gradual
return I, work cf the railroad strikers
following "A settlement Friday might "'
r,r,r differences with tn" auth"rlt''"
va. recorded today lay tn" Excelsior
Which asserted that A,noo Of The m"r
resumed their duties today. Thor" stu
,nncars to be- some d"um ,am"nI inc
nrwspaprrS as {" Ia" durahihtN 81 inc
agreement entered into lnaSmurh as III
several small c!tI"S N" strikers arr
in holding out,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
NEW OFFICE BUILDING.
Five Men 30 Remodel ChApnne Street
Property.

According t. - report yesterday. flv"
local cuisines men hav" "rran:z"i ncw
company and have taken an ontl"n on
the Robinson properly On '"hrl'hc
street south of Ei"NrniA, WIKI the mr.
pose in view II c"nv'r''Ng IN" h"iI4lhE
INTO an office building. after budding
an addition.
Those IN the company ar" + + tNr!S.
Z. 4 Kitchen. J. T.. Moss. / l.. Callahan
and Il Z. Ogden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
Shrine Ball

\. q --"..'a- o" lS - Temple. An
p o.. N-..... O-Gs- MOBILES II -" Mystic
~.-.~. - - h".d Tuesday evening N
80 <..t.'sH Rt~ cathedral. arrange
-~cr,S - 30 completed for IN" ShrIn"
s~-:,.,r hnH 20 b. given on MonGlE even
- Az, Il, 80 laylt,ttinuS NJ "e
..--r:"t - his event AZ il Is exclusively
;.r Sh-.a..~S AID all ~" invited {" At
.,r4 THIS hall. AZ -" '!r>; "t = S''r'"'
to. Sor..L events given by tho Shrin"
.ro..r ',~, s,rtac. = being planned "a
q most elaborate seal" An6 IS expected
e., =" = thoroughly Saioyah," and sue
,,n>>:v' ry"n, Dancing VI. b"Ein at
$50 o'.in.X and VII continue untl I.
r'Na following corAttete from the Arab
i',.rut - :" charge:
r'r.- ToonaT
r..,r kNbanow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
Scottish Rite Easter Dance

1ov,'Nt,r,,s w3l hr issued during tins
v.ncA for the annual Easter ball % N"
ScCtt.>h ~" Guards whl"I Will ,"
auunc M many t"liEhttul aft'r-t.2$t"-
affairs. taking place. On Friday evening.
NnrN -. II the ballroom Of the Scot
ti-r Ri" Cathedral \ special orchestra
viii furnish he music Oh This occasion
AM ,Nr committee is also ARRANGING
soy, raj novel And entertaining feature
In TIE absence, % \. y. rt,,ks tho fol-
lowing will be IN charge:
~. 3. Johns II Miu"r
a II Eycott ". L. tc,SlnS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21

hcan freed Of all blame for the death 81
Mike Ruzo, seven -year-old son Of NJ.
and Mrs. Mike Ruzo Of 1884 Jacob street
who was run down by Mr.. wilson's ma
chin. last Friday suffering injuries
winch resulted in his death Friday
tECfinS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21

Thomas alleges he gave Mss k"nnon an
,sno diamond ,nc, cement ting. follow
ing which Size refused |" nav al! 80
IA -, ,r..L ht,o :, fusinE to see HIM or
20 any w.h"r" with him and refusing l"
return th, RINK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
Informal Dancing Party.

II, auditorium OF bishop 4 C"eerN
AZ Fir. ,ir"Sr vi, b. the scene ~ m"F'
~ ,rc,-nal ,ltucirS party on Thursday
night. when 4 conE"n;;N gathering e
friends f,Hd as<ru6lr 20 spend the evening
A tl,rr~-;iecc o-rl>"Strt from the Whit
aknr-,ilr$s,u"- orchestra has been enHaS-
- ~ Furnish th. music and at 1850
o'clock a ,.,Skr, lrurN"ou viii D., o.
,oy.L Tbs - M" II a s-ri"S o. in'rr-
mai Gaar,nE N,-t;"S arranged by this
.r,.uN and Is eNH'r;rl :" prov" rs enjoy,
sS,,,, "A" fn-rrr- dances The usual
guests ar ial;,,d - share the pleasures
,h, evening vi, afford.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
RIVER FELEGRAMH

Davis Island dam-T.7 feet, taInnl
clear.
W'arren-3.o feet: rain.
Oil rity-3.e feet. falling: cloudy.
Morganto~n--S feet, falling; clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21

Iohn W,isrerbcr. who for tho PAT
% ,..,rs hoc been connected with t!r
Joseph Fault ln~uran' company VIII
leave that company III" iIrSt 81 NEXT
month and Join the Cit~nS-fr'll2s
Trust company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21

When hnio-Sa loon i.'StEue pff.c"r
Tom Arlington visited tho soft drink bar
Of walter schultz. No. south broad
way street Saturday "v"u;nE, h" found
nothing but soft drinks and plenty or
water on tap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21

Rv suit filed Saturday in the
county court IT St C!ar>vhI", "a
Thomas. Of Barn"sN Il!". is asking $500
damages from Miss Augusta k"nnon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
RGtyhlja6s
kD-NNe

This evening IN Mckinney school. the
regular We. -" meeting OF Troop -
10y Scouts If America, VIII hr h'hi
with ScuutmlNt4r Craig IN c'HrE'- ihIS
truOp has "uJnyrd 4 W"EI"r'u! gro" u
in tho past few weeks and has been
making RAPID strides IN Scuutdoin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21

Thu rnCa.Jr dIu"N oS tho to'il;oa
t'.uh w.'l b" h.IG this evening in the
auG.tn-;uul - n" Carroll club Win the
,,suo, l,r..r a;trndaucc. Naug0's orchcS-
,~t 'lS boon Engaged 20 furnish me
,uu>.,a, r~oE~,m2 i'r"f. tc"d Becker
WI p" N rharCr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21

Howard Wilson of the lsland mas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21

Successful Indeed. was tn" annua!
donation day at North Wheeling hos
l,ital Saturday. Articles nf all kinds
poured IN throughout tn" Icy and thor"
nrr vet many dnnaiHns 20 hr delivered
this week Rcd clothing and J"!II"S
probably constituted the majority of the
contributions hut each and every artI"l"
was one badly needed. and th"~" IN
charge at thu institution AT" grateful
10 ali whos-, generosity - rcprc-. I I'd
IN these donations.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-02-17
NORWOOD

NJ. Z. Purtle visited his aunt, Mrs.
Jesse Atkinson on MILESTONE last
week.
Mrs. DIR. Ryan reports new girls
AT the homes of Mossrs. Virgil Royal
and Ocio Allen. There is also Il
new baby at the home a Amos
Candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson's
baby is improving.
Il. w. johnson, of Mansfield, has
an appointment at the Christian
church here next Sunday.
Quite a number of friends met Il
Uncle Bill Harris last Friday evening
and held Il song and prayer scrrit
which he enjoyed very much. MI
Hart, though much better, is still
confined to his room most of tn
time.
Mr.. Castor is working for tn
Hart Produce Company of Norwood
They have four produce houses Oh
of which is the Farmers Exchange.
Miss Macy Jarrett and Mrs. Fran
Jarrett were Mountain Grove visitor
Sunday.
Mrs. Brown, OF Fort Gibson. OR
returned home Monday from a Wis
of several weeks with her sister, Nj
Gyp Robertson. who accompanied III
for q visit with relatives amol
whom is their mother.