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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
EasiIy and cheapty made at home,
but Il b<Ats them vii for
quick results.

Thousands OF housewives have iound
that they can save tvo-thlrds OF Tue
money usually spent for cough prepara'
tions, BY uslng tine we'll known old recipe
Tor making cough syrup at home. ~
is simple and cheap but IT has no eQuai
for prompt results. r. takes right mona
Of a couga and gives immediate rellct'
usually stopping an Ordinary cough In
~ hours or less.
Get 2la ounces Of Pine1 from any
druggist, pour 1t into pint bottle ana
add plain graduated sugar syrup I"
make full pint. II you prefer. Use
larihrd molasscs. honey, or corn syrup.
instead Of sugar syrup. Either Wav' IL
tastes COOL, keeps perfectly, and lasts
a family n long time .,
It's truly astonishing how quickly ~
acts. penetrating through every air
passage OF the throat and lungS--loos,
ems and raises the phlegm. soothes anu
heals thu membranes, and gradually hut
srre,r the annoving throat tickle am
dreaded cough disappear entirely. Nothing
better for bronchitis. spasmodic Group
hoarspnrss or bronchial asthma.
Pin"S ia special and highly conren'
tratcd compound OF genuine NORWAY
pinr extract. known the world over Tor
its healing effect IN the membranes.
Avoid disappnintment bv asking your
druggist for "21a ounces OF PineI' with
full directions and don't accept ANYTHING
else. Guaranteed to give absolute salts
faction or money promptly refunded
Tho Pine1 Co.. Fl. Wayne, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
ITALIAN WOMAN
BREAKS PAROLE
MAMIE JACQU1NTo. UNDER TWO
YEAR SENTENCE, LEAVES
STATE-To BE HE-
TURNED.
Gave False Tegtiro ny In Black Hand
Murder Case-2arolsd Because
Of Youth.

The prosecuting attorneys office has
taken the first steps TO secure the re-
turn from 4 Pennsylvania city Of Mamie
who is under parrots
in the criminal court OF Onto county.
where shs vas sentenced "a serve 'Wo
wears IN the IVES. Virginia peni,cnNary
for perjury.
WkHr at liberty on this parole. The
yoang Italian woman IS said 70 have
.o!n"d caru''u. company fnh left
Wheeling I'd ;Ar state ~ Yves; Mr.
y!n:n whi.c n" 'erms OF her p1r"t"
required tina. III" si,"ulI not leave here
without PERMISSION.
Mamie observation-disclosures vas f"rHN
guilty Of fjr:y IN ~" tr.al "f Danny
piaeelvrs;ro. an Itn..H". wh" wax con-
>:cteL IT,, :,'St torn ~ cou' ;his year
81 NUMBERING linn -NuRnS'n". II" XIII
ing r,ruTr"i nearly ,hr~" I"ac$ "H" N
Al.ny L.. whc'' Augustus = said -
have lived with R"aa .'a"GUin'". Ma
mics mo.h"r. having her as his COM
rr"u Ian" wife.
In connection with piNS"il"S;r"'s
case Tony Sara'or'. an Er=' Wheeling
Blec.i.hauder. ma Rosa lyrU"in:o were
eart - prison. l. h";Hs S&"Wa In ""Gi'
,ha, they T,~ttNI 10 E.,,.u- -n".
TVS and paid ptsSc'v"s;ro for doing It.
Tho price paid WAS S%n".
Mamie JarQu'n,n sw"r" in j -S"'NeS-
t-o's ,ria! that T. was nor L." "h" Sh":
lin tuCu>tus hUt ,atcr. when n" liia'k
Hand deserted him. ptssNlves'r" '"ld
tho story that sent Tony Sarai"r' ara
Ross Jncqu.n:o 10 prison. Fecaus" %
her tender years, Mamie JacGu'nto' WHO
n the meantime married Sara'ori. and
CAV. birth 10 I baby, was par1icd inio
the keeping OF 4 local woman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
new YORK WOMEN
PLACE HOUSE-W0RK
ON BUSINESS BASIS


Now york.. NOV ~ ~" WV
r'"!i business me ''''N ~
Ir"hl~m "t H"in'S''' H''N ''' ,,,
TN" long vacant p'a'" OF.
i"r"d servant - 'e'"s '""
HON" assistant ""'N'''+
N"eE and gong ?nh '"H'hE !"
Each day az a si'r"GrarH'r -" i" ''
porhrrs Sh" ni'"' r':S h"t ON" wv"
and expects her employers !" a""''S
her as Mrs or Miss.
Tho r"iu"ran"" "t women Sn'e ~"
var I" engage IN h"us"w"rn and d"m"e'
~. ecr,irc al wages whjrh fam!H"S ~
moderate meas ram pay l"i group "'
New YnrN women :" inN"StiHHt" fhr
nrnhlAm Th"y found that Women 70
cited ,-orn d"r.et..' ~nrNi"" hc,"Us" ~
N" l"uG lows ~ larcr, lack - d"'In'-
rjnu ~ thor task un'"rtai"tN IT their
hours 81 r"rr"rt.rn. and IN" f"r'inr thar
q r"riair :" !ai ~tSma VAS aiiacheh ."
,h".r Positions.
The result - -" !rlosiiEa'."n WIS
:" put inaS"""rk ON q
business taSis a'xl max" il as dlEnlficd
an occupation IS of;i"" 'nT factory N"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
PERUVIANS MAY USE
U. S. PORTABLE HOUSES

Lima. Pcru. Soy. lt.--Iur|hase O.,
American portable houses 10 solve til"
problem OF providing cheaper. more sub
s,antia!. and better homes FOR the w"rM
e-S Of Lima. Is advaca led by the news
parcr +, TEMPO. Interest in this Typ"
-: wooden houses follows ;he erection
h"-s % sn,aI portable building III
which has been shown tie Seattle
, 'hamber 81 Comr;erce exhibit OF pro-
dur;s made In that city.
I'll. articles In FL TEMPO urge the
erection OF groups OF these houses IN
ihe outlying districts OF the city. suS-
resting Ilaas FOR the ultimate punches"
by he OCCUPANTS on a monthly install
u.nt plan. Practically all iouses n
his part q Peru. where rain seldom
calls. have bon hu!!t OF mud or IN
baked adobe hrlrx
\ syndicate IS now negotiating ror
.hr purchase g.: Aub portable houses OF
IL more expressly" tyre. y" GREG: n the
tu>h:u;.uhic sca4.de suburb or San
Ntylip..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
Pushing Construction
23-Story NY. Stock
Exchange Structure

\ow york. NOV. Il Confident 81 10
canning sr international market ar
crca'n~ proportions aud - some cxi"n'
assuming IN" position held Tor genera
lions l., ,hc London stock exchange. IT,"
Ncw work stock exchange - st"adily
rusniry 90 completion us hands"m" -
st"r, addition
rosniic 10 rnac:'on rhI~h has FOL
,,,,J ,lr,ne, ,wn ,cais &C uuIrn, cd"ut-
"a spc..utr'inn anh 'ufla'"h values. Il
frials Of Americas leading security
,,,rbn, apparently ma" ahs"iui" conh-
,Irn,n IN the r"'urn to tho country Of
business prosperity.
White trading Is slack. 'h"" ar" IN
I,ro,IrE their opportunity I" pr""idt
rre,in- rnri;ittes tor q fu'ur" which -
,hcr, ,rrms lImitlres In addition 10
marketing ard making ''herwis" nrGr-
liable snre So .00n. nun of american
s.nrts aud bonds. III" stock rAvhnnE"
nos listed ahou. Sn0h. n00, n"n Of foreign
securities tor trading on ia floor.
The site of tho new stock exchange
wing or,urirs tho block upon Wall
r,rcnt hctw""n broad and New streets
N the vr'v hN?rt Of tho financial d'H-
t-Irr.. The s.rcl structure. which rests
upou a Golfer dam extending IN hed rock
n rcc- below tho street. Is finished and
the Georgia marble facing 81 tho build
ing should be in place before the snow
f,;cS.
Owing - the complicated mechanical
and electrical cuu!pment - be Installed
however. almost n year WI! pass he
:orc me nrw building VIII he made
ready for use
TIE Stock Exchange viii occupy the
basement and the lower seven OF the 81
stories and will rent tho remaining
upper stories u brokers. preferahIE
members Of the exchange. The ground
floor Of the new b"iEding will give
much added spare - the present trad
INK floor ur the exchange.
About one-;h!rd Of the new space will
L." devoted 20 'rnding in bonds, while
tls remainder will contain eight new
stock posts These new posts and the
- Already In the board room will be
equipped with an extension OF the pres
cnt .nter-c"mmun:Cat!nG pneumatic tube
system. OF which there is already over
twenty MES under the present en-
change floor.
The new tuhc system VIII also accom-
MEDIATE over 3an new telephone booths
10 -br located IN tho new hoard room.
This trading hall will hn connected with
N" present hoor b. three large open
duorwayS.
Although in mechanical equipment 'he
New York stock EAchanCr - today I'M
riva,!cd among the stock exchanges or
the world. no expense IL being Shared
10 provide every facility which science
has made possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
Moral Strength Of U. S,
Admired By Chi|eanS

Santiago. ,'h.'". No. -. 1,'h!l"ans
adj" III" r,"rl' ami spiritual force 81
,h. N.t~l St1tes more than - great
ness and rra;"r.ai row"r. Occurred
I.r.S:dcrr N,Ss<andr; /" 81 address at
ar orr!"!ni r"'spt,on 10 William NJ 'ol-
liar - Aphvrr. y Y. &c new American
arha SSn'o-
Til" ;,r~S!,:rpt saih ,'h:i" was CRATE
"a, icy ;nr aSsiStarre North Americans
rad g.V"r in It's cron0m.r Development.
II" e,rd ,'':';r had H." right Ia lie
considered ~ an interesting factor In
The rnmmsrcIa; activities 81 the future.
wing u it, 5000 miles ~ coast l!ne
g" III" Pacific. It's coal mines and rs
gr"at nitrate fields.
II. described the Monroe doctrine as
4 concrete expression ~ the moral
AMI economic solidarity o: the new
continent anil the cnthusiastir express
sion nc our faith and oUr sincere inter
national friendship.
Ambassador collier. In hiI response.
referred - tho fac: that the United
Stot.s Ind invested IN cafe $500 h0H.-
nnn. more tran IN ali the other South
American republics combined. He er-
,rsssed the hora that there would h"
an incr"aSe IN travel between chile and
,ha United States. nm exchange In pro-
fsssnrs Il greatly stimulated interest ~
the history ~ the two nations Rnd that
,helr newspapers would publish Impair
t.al reports 81 current events N the
TWO republics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
Tech PREPARES
FOR LAST FRAY

rittsburx IA. Nov - 'a:r"g'" Ten
srds the season SLtu' day. - H!A :
MARYLAND State from roIl";" Park. Nd.
The Skihos hav" beaten Thiel. Nile
Gheny. Geaeya. Westminster. -. Bona :
venture and BETHANY. !"SinG ""Iy =
Wash. -Jer and Perm SIat". teams from
class \. IN This section - the '"HH'"E.
Techs game aga'nSc the lTr>i'e''a
and Ni;tany Lions ~'ere iMnTes>if"
enough and delighted :he alumni -: the
school. State was nu.aiaysh dGcins the
first half and Wash JET. tor three PEI
iods.
Maryland STATE college, IS newcomer
20 the Western Pennsylvania ael". hHe
n Is coached BY one Of Tie Sr2rt"st
men In the South Atlantic sectlIn OF
tho United States. clifford Byrd. ~"
,ime star quarterback Of Georgetown.
MARYLAND State Is 10 that tgHt HUE
state eSact,y rho sa.ne that ~ PenA
state 70 our on great Commonwealth.
Its football teams nave always given
a rood account OF themselves and II has
turned out rne baseball mines ard eas-
ket ball Qu!nte.S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
EX-AMBASSADOR
APPOINTED MASTER
IN BERCD0LL CASE

Th''ad"InA:a. IA. Nov. t.-- Roland :.
Norris former Ir:;ed States amhaSSa
dor :" j.,fan triar vas narleI si"':a
master :" G":"rrrin" whether Mrs. En-
wa = BArEdn'i has made n proper a.
counting - IN" t'ut'ed S'a'"s ast"7 PRO
p"r., custodian 81 ~" r$'''" 90 H"-
s.r. ,;~uysr g. E"~rlo;i. convicted draf
- a.io- va" t".i - Germany
Tho aH;'":n'r'"n; vas announced 'NIe
ar,er-o..., ,, Is,dgH lHrkina"n OF ~"
! N5'"d Stnt"s hiS'rir: ','irt.
k''sr I-on"rtv custodian M',lc- WI"
nr."-"a R..-G'H'1S property sS'z~d som"
ne. ago ,'nrt"n!s Mrs HrrE'!oiI sh"nl'
ave accounted - pr"1""'l valued AZ
sln7.Si- W. accounting lis'ea Prop
c~ry ya'.le,i =. nHN s"s hhh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
WON
OVER JOHN PEEK

New York Nov. li-Ma-t.n f"stina.
OF New York detcateI Loha FczE. *
Nebraska. IN their wrN.t.tDs match ~
Madison Square Garden tonight ee'rS
given TWO tal,S on tpuis.
PEEK was Disqualified for rough tao
tics and informed by chairman Tom
O'RourEe OF the state athletic commit
tss. that he would unt &c allowed to
wrestle IN this state aGaia.
The frs; tuu, was Gated after "!HHFn
minutes and "a Seconds Of wreSi!'HS. II
came after tho rct"rer had repeatedly
warmed PEEK aGaia-- GouxiuS HIS
thumbs IN L.s opponcats eye" fezH'
apparently urminGtu: .: the referee :
warning. kcr: up MS sarac" tactics ana
the second tou. was called twenty min
utes and eur seconds later.
Chairman O'RCurk" then stepped IN
to the ring and notified the wen that
they would have to continue their match
PEEK. however. id no; change his style
and the referee awarded Il" match 20
Plestlna PezK VAS then NOTIFIED -: mis-
s.searment from further exhibitions n
New York state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
Nine Persisted IN
TENEMENT FIRE

New York. Nov. - ~ least nine
persons are beI!eI cd 10 have been burn
Cd to death in n tenement house fire
carly this morning. NV" bodies. alI
were found nmddlod to-
pethrr near doorway on Tho N'th floor
Of the building and fIrem"n later found
three rnorn bodies none az which MAS
identified Two mon and one woman
were seriously injured. white 80 others
wer" treated for ahraIs"ns aud shock.
tn" building. five story tenement
vas occupied by - ftmili"e Invest
CATION showed III" fire nod originated
N tho easement and reared mp through
shaft to the second floor when II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
TRIAL OF DOWNING
SET FOR THURSDAY

Tho case ot Edgar row2l0E. charged
with fslon!ous assault upon Henry
wurtzbacher. night city l""knH kcep"r
Is docketed Tor trial IN criminal r"ur:
Thursday. and Judg" Alan II. Robinson
yesterday directed sufficient jurors TO
return to court Thursday from which 20
Pick a jury for their trial.
Downing Is alleged 10 ha"o attacked
tho lookup keeper when tn" latter i"t
him out OF = cell 20 go :" t"lir;. lie -
CHARGED wkk taking the lookup k"-pers
blackjack and administering 70 ,he or
ncial . terrible beating. breaking h's
jaw.
Ed. SeiSwanger Is also slated s"r tria'
IN criminal court Thursday on mis-
demeanor charge.
ON that da,r Judge Robinson "a 20
tsar a preliminary matter In The casa
~ Mrs Louise COnk;a. wh" IS charger
w.,h TIE murder OF Ms. Pear! Williams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
TO ASK REQU|SIT|ON
FOR NON-SUPP0RTER

Deputy Sheriff Edward Mnard went
.es;erd?y 20 columbus. o.. 70 ASK Gov
e-aor Harry L. Davis for rcauis'Ion
papers for The return o. FRANK name!
30 Wheeling {" face charge ~ non
support Ran,ey was aiken !nio Gus
,ody A, PircY York. -. and declined
- como back 20 Nest Virginia w!thou,
eStrad.tIon papers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
POLICE PICKUPS

yarr-- Clark ard Frank Smith, PAIR
o. prisoners locked up last night nv
Officer Frank Jones. ar" charged WIN
being drunk. Amhro5 Narr". arr"Nt"h
by patroimar Bishop. Ia accused or as
sauiting Lawrence Banda"r. Tom g.
l!ngtop was brought in Er"n ~" lS.anh
RDfnce- iLanauHc. ptA'"" RaHaS"
ted Earl Prayer On charge o.
drunk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
RACE RECEIPTS TO CHARITY.

Baltimore. Nov. l4-Pim!icoS rar-
Ing season. which eneded las, Saturday.
was extended day for char.ty's sake.
The re, receipts ;his afternoon. :ncluI-
ing the tracks percentage IN Tho bet
,,rr. will be given TO the Children's AID
society OF Baltimore county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
French Champion Is
Defeated at Billiards

C7;icarp. Nov. it--Nelkcr toCH-arr
n, san Francisco. 'ontrft de'eated
Roger ,'urti. champion U: France. ~"
20 23i in IN" first 'ra' ch % The void )
50 lalk In" billiard championship
tournament. The game went eicNen
lrntugS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
SOS, 600 600 STEEL MERCER.

SAT- L'r.nrisro. Nov. l4.-Announcs-
m-nt wae made here tonight OF tho
r'neirc "f = dnal between Utah AMI
California CAPITALISTS which Involves
A So .0Oo. oon IRON coal and s'eel merge.
the primary aim OF which. It WAS said.
will 10 20 make IN" west independent
If nartcrn stool aud iron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

hear from any i"5. i35 pnund team -
h Ohio Valley fer gar" away from:
hon, next Suudrr afternoon. CALI Fol
laire 279-J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
the
omcd" spreading through
,1-to. ~ fhA building.

.musIIroomcd" spreading through tho
four upper stories Of the building.
Many of the people who lived IN the
tenement CROPPED their way to winooWs'
whcra they clung TO lodges and scream
cd for help. PostOffice employees from
suh-sratInn across the street saved
may before the firemcn reached me
scene one man became exhausted WINE
clngin6 TO window ledge and fell 20
tn" street, suffering a fractured SKULL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

The Buckeye \. {. e;"v"n as" ~'sh"s
20 arrange game r"r next SHHdav
aftsrnoon away from, h"'G". Any $50
Mound team desired. CaN Bc',aIre @55
between 6 and I .. m. aad ask for
WelNA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
FIRE SPREADS ON THE
SAN FRANCISCO

Sew york. Nov. lt-The steamship
san Francisco. Narcotics tor N"w iork.
which caught frH yesterday ahoIt l.hN7
miles soLtkeas, OF New York. was mead
ing toward Rc-Intiia today. radio mes.
sares from the ship sail.
The fire was spreading. II started In
the cross hunkers and cVe3t TO No. :
hu'd.
The steamship Ramon DLarrinaga
was standing by.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

Many stars appearing as alone are
double or triple stars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

Sound ordinarily travels at 1000 feet
por second.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

The star RrSulus rad!ates ." times !,
much heat as our sun.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-04
UNION SCHOOL.

Principal-Miss Marie Harville.
Teacher-Miss Tatlm.
Honor Roll.
3rd Grade-Vera Mae Murdoch
Ethel Smith, Dorothy Tritt, Luna
Mae Covington,, Doyal Lassiter.
4th Grade-Grover Roper.
9Th Grade-Katherine Jolly, Lena
Mae Lassiter, Callie Mae Roper.
9th Grade-Tommy Holcomb, Ruth
Murdoch, Johnnie Kate Dodgen.
7th Grade-Willie C. Lassiter, l..
B. Sauls.
9Th Grade-Narvel Lassiter.
9th Grade-Elbert Moon, Beulah
Mitchell.
10th Grade-Lex Jolley, Leo Las
sitter, Argeon Murdoch, Lucille Dod-
gen.
We appreciate a visit and a splen-
did talk by our county superinten-
dent, Our floors have been oiled and
a general cleaning given the school
building. Our attendance is very good.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-04
Mamie Wilson,
Maude

ohnee1. Mamie Wilson, Maude
Lawson.
9th Edgar knight, Shelton
Bannister, Gladys Grower.
9Th Grade-Velma Allen, Mary
Lou Stephens, Lazelle Murdoch.
Monday was the same old "blue-
day''for the Sandy Plains pupils un-
till Supt. Moore, frightened it up
by his appearance and won his way
to the hearts of the children by tell
ing them he would come again soon,
and tell them funny story. Several
of the primary pupils are absent this
week on account of sickness. We are
very busy this week telling the
teachers what they have been telling
us TO rthe past month. Some good re-
ports are being handed in. One es-
pecially worthy of mention is that of
Lucille Roper, a primary pupil, whose
average was 100 This weeks weather
has illustrated the four seasons,
we enjoyed the beautiful
snow, with a snow battle Monday
Some of the pupils proved to be pref
ty good marksmen.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-04
DAVIS SCHOOL.
Principal-Mrs Maude Kalb.
Teacher-Miss Parnell Mabry.

Principal-Mrs Maude Kalb.
Teacher-Miss Parnell Mabry.
Honor Roll.
1st Grade-Annie Mabry, Carrie
Dunn, Henry Garlic.
End Grade William Davis. How
ard Davis, Paul Pence.
3rd Grade-Clyde Davis, Fannie
Mae Davis.
4th Grade-Katheleen Davis, Lucille
Belts, Howard Horton.
9Th Grade-Hubert Booth, R. C.
Belts, Clyde Mitchell, Rosetta Nc
Clure.
9th Grade-Cecil Duncan, Ernest
Horton, Irene Belts, Harvie Davis.
9Th Grade-Pearl Booth, Ozelle
Belts, rthur Mitchell, Harold Mabry.
On account of the bad weather this
week, we have not had as good at
tendance as we usually do, although
we hope that next week the weather
will be better and the school will be
back at its normal strength, and that
the next four weeks of school will be
the best yet.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-04
SARDIS SCHOOL.

Principal-Miss Zelma Jones.
Teacher-Miss Belle Mabry.
Honor Roll.
LIST Grade-Ralph Barfield, James
Barfield.
End ERADICATION johnson, Roy
Conn, Winston Barfield.
3rd Grade-Gladys Daniel.
4th Grade-Madeline Alton, Joseph
Dickerson.
9Th Grade-Vera Conn Pauline
Gunter.
9th Grade-Clifford Petty.
7th Grade-Lee Tucker, Reba
Smith, J. D. Giant, Lowell Daniel,
Earl Black.
Sickness has lowered the attendance
considerably this week. We washed
the windows and the floors Friday.
The school boys did some work on the
windows and the rooms are now well
ventilated
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-04
PLEASANT HILL SCHOOL.
Teacher-Annie Dickerson.
Honor Roll.

Teacher-Annie Dickerson.
Honor Roll.
LIST Grade-George Fuller, Will
liam Crider.
End Grade-Allen McTyre, H. C.
McTyre, James Crider, Grady Nc
Tyre.
Bird Grade-Hellen McTyre, James
Order, Frances Eoudermilk.
4th Grade-Hansel Barfield, HUI
bert Barfield, Eva Ellis.
9Th Clarence Carder, Clara
V. Fuller, Ola Kendall.
9th Grade Thomas Clouts, Err
nest Kendall
7th Grade-George Ellis, Horace
Pitts.
Our average attendance is 25. We
were honOred by visites from Mrs. j
r. Order, and Misses Beatrice Carl
rette and Bertha McTyre and T. u
Clouts during the week. Our flowerS
are in bloom and are doing nicely.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-04

BOLD SPRING SCHOOL.

Principal-Miss Ola Gunter.
Honor Roll.
1st Grade-Howard Holcomb,
Ethel Cochran, Alice Holcomb, Ruth
Holcomb.
End Grade-Inez Daniel.
Daniel.
3rd Grade-Bertha Holcomb, v. L.
Holcomb, Lawrence Cochran.
4th Grade--Ethel Cochran, Luther
9Th Grade-Eva Cochran, fRuby
Davenport, Marvin Arrowood, Clar-
ence Cochran, Earl Arrowood.
Our school attendance is good and
we have % on our roll.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-04

.s:a -.4l.yas Mcintyre, Lee
Turner and Mae Turner.
9th Grade-Linnie Turner and
Reuben Ballew.
7th Grade-Bertha Hopper, VIM.
Blalock and Roy Rogers.
Our attendance is good, and the
parons have been prompt in looking
after the needs of the school, such as
covering the house, building flues,
replacing windows etc. Mr.. F. M.
Lacy, the truant officer, has visited
our school and found all the children
in school under the compulsory law.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-04
OLIVE SPRINGS SCHOOL.

Principal-Robt. L. Osborne.
Teachers-Miss Hazel Thacksten,
Miss Eva Thomas.
Honor Roll.
LIST Grade-Autrice Clay.
End Grade-Thelma Clay, William
Daniel, Luther Martin, Ralph Reed
Bird Grade-Trudie Cassidy, Fan
ngela Cochran.
4th Grade-Emaline Barber, Ruth
Moore, Carl Cassidy, William Teen.
5th Grade-Dillie Mae Chance,
Versie Clay, Earl Shaw.
9Th Grade-Lula, Grove, James
Daniel, Carroll Dobbs, Cliff Dobbs,
Riley Reed.
7th Grade-Marguerite Daniel,
Clara Martin, j. C. Reed, Florence
White.
9Th Grade-Ostella, Cassidy.
Our attendance for this week was
85 per cent.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-04
WESLEY cHAPPELL SCHOOL
Principal-Bettis Garlic.
Honor Roll.

Principal-Bettis Garlic.
Honor Roll.
1st Grade-Cristene Roper.
End Grade-Stene Cottrell.
3rd Grade-Claud Mabry.
4th Graded. C. Moon, Nellie
tricks, Weneta tricks.
9Th Grade-Cecil Kalb, Lottie
Mabry.
9Th Grade-ra Daniel.
7th Grade-Mary Lee Mabry.
We have on roll 81 with an average
attendance of 35. We have cleaned
the yard and play grounds and have
put in several window panes. The
pupils are interested in their books
and we are moving along nicely. The
count school superintendent visited
our school Friday.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-04

9Th Gsade-Ju2;o@ Bishop, Cooper
G.slop Matte Bishop, Stella Stapp.
We have on roll 25with an average
attendance of 81. We were visited
by Mr.. Nc. MaHan, the county agri-
culturist, we enjoyed his visit very
much and would be glad to have him
again. We were also visited this past
week by Mr.. H. B. Bishop, one of the
trustees of the school.