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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-15

VIII Dress Christmas Dolls.

Members of the Ever Ready cir
cle<of the First Baptist church at
a5meeting held last night at the
home of Miss Hazel Painter, 1915
Twenty first street. decided TO
dress dolls for the Brooks Mission
home in Hammond, Ind. and to
send a Christmas box to Miss Mary
Maxwell, formerly of this city and
a member of the circle, who is now
/, in California. Miss Maxwell is
serving as a missionary among the
Chinese. The Misses Bess Peter
sen, Mildred Crandell, Irene and
Gertrude Wagner. Annette Demp-
sey and Mae Jacobsen were named
/ q committee to have charge of the
box Miss Dorothy Sangren, chair
man of the committee in charge of
the sale of Christmas cards and
seals reported that the sale was
proving a success. 1t will be con-
tinued until Christmas
Miss Sangren had charge of the
short devotional service which OPP
ened the meeting and Miss Mabel
Sundehn led in prayer. The pro-
gram was from the study book,
Miss Painter having the topic, The
City Girl Miss Crandell The Bus
mess Girl" and Mrs. Bertha Burn
dahl The School Girl" Refresh
ments were served by the hostess
Miss Crandell will entertain the
circle on Dec II
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-15
Car1son-CarrHtherS.

The marriage OF Miss Marian L.
CaTrutherS and Clarence V. Carl
son. both of Rock Island. took place
this morning at II o'clock at the
parsonage of the Fifteenth Avenue
Christian church. Rev. .Guy B. Will
hanson, pastor of the church. Of
ficiated. The young couple was
accompanied by Miss Irene Car
ruthers. sister of the bride, and
Charles c. Carlson. brother of the
bridegroom.
The bride wore a froCk of daTk
brown duyve de laine with brown
beaded gloves and a brown panne
velvet hat, trimmed in ostrich tips.
She wore a corsage bouquet OF
Ophelia roses. The bridesmaid
wore blue taffeta. with a grey hat.
Her flowers were a corsage of roses
and violets. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson left
for Chicago. where they will spend
their honeymoon. They plan to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-15
Turner Ladies' Bazar-Card PARTY,

"A splendid company of friends
OF the Turner ladies attended the
bazar sponsored yesterday after
noon at. the Harms hotel and were
served coffee. In the evening the
Indies held card party. when 20
tables of 500 were surrounded.
Prizes were awarded TO the win
ners. A good sum was realized
from the AFFAIR.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-15
Organize Girls AIumnae Hi.Y.

A girls alumnae Hi-Y associa-
ton was formed last night at a
meeting held in the Y. W. c. A. Of
tiCers elected were as follows:
President Miss Alice Journy.
Vice president-Miss Sara Tot
ten.
Secretary - Miss Agatha Peder-
sen.
Treasurer - Miss Gertrude Pat
ting.
There was a social time and re-
freshments were served by Miss
Hazel Rust All girls who were
members OF the Hi-Y when in high
school are eligible TO membership
in the alumnae association. The
next meeting will be held Nov. IS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-15

have gone with numerous gfrl,
but none like her. I have no uat-5
monial intentions for couDla ~
years, and yet l long for her con
pany. w +
1t is not the girls place To seel
you. even it il was her girl frfer1
who broke up your friendship
l would advise you TO ask her 70
go somewhere with you" ProbsbIv
ny this time she will see thar bsr
girl friend was TO blame and win
. De glad to have YOU back.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. I am
Young man % years of age :
have been madly in love win =
girl OF 10 for two years arkA, bar@
been keeping company with bar
We are engaged Since short skjrt.
and bobbed hair have been in sfvia
she IS wearing short skirts and bas
. bobbed her hair She also waars
rolled stockings. I don't think sba
ought to do this. Do YOU think
ought 10 let that break our en-.
gagement? Id n
don't blame you in the laast
for Directing to the girls dress and
hair. Girls who follow freak fash
ions to. such an extent ought To
grace a zoo instead Of home
Tell her how you feel and ask her
to be more conservative because
YOU would like it better. II she re
fuses. I think you have reason to
break the engagement. because Won
do not want a woman of that ma
ture for your wife and the mother
OF your children.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-15
CALENDAR

TO-DAY.
CITY Union Kings Daushte-s' gift shop
opens At Y. w c. A
FifsA district Graduate Nurses meet at
Lutheran hospital. Moline when LIT. z
Bartholomew gives talk.
Fred c. Sehaffner auxiliary sponsors
4, social.
Frances willard PIT A.
Mrs " s. Trrs1 of Davenport gives
bridge for Mrs. Beulsh Wright Comstock oil
West Union. Iowa.
Lougfeilow PIT. A
Druggists' AUXILIARY entertained by Mr.
and Mrs C. c. Coyne, 23l7 n Fifth ave
nue. Moline.
81. Mays parish bazaar opens at Coium-
bia hall.
WEDNESDAY.
Amoo caIdroo meets.
Mid weekly informal dance at Outing
City Union Kings Daughters gift shop
woman 8 Relief corps meets.
Mcdowell club meets with Mrs. s. G.
Mace.
Eliza Garfield tent No. 90, Daughters
Pythian Sisters NICE. at Moline Turner
hall
Hess PIoehn wedding.
81. Mary's parish supper and sale at
Columbia hall.
Audubon PIT. A.
Horace Mann PIT. A. sewing al home OF
Mrs. George Holmes. 4;s7 FortIefh street.
HeatherbelI club with Mrs. +. Z. Gavin.
$50 Twentieth avenue
Scyens meet.
THURSDAY.
Miss Harriet Vittum of Chicago speaks
at high school on The Duty of the Com
munity to Its Girls" Auspices Girl Scout
council. y
O. E-S social circle open coffee at
home OF Mrs. AHaretta Dempsey. 1120
Second avenue.
Martin lehman wedding
Lady Eagles card party.
Lady Elks card party.
Woman Trade Union league card p1rty
al Harms hotel.
Mrs. l. ". Freund of Davenport enter
tains at pre-nuptiaI for Miss Rose Freund-
a Thanksgiving bride.
City Union Kings Daughters gift shop
at Y W C. A.
Knight& OF Columbus dance at Thielke's
hall.
Busy Bee sewing circle meets with Mrs
Clara Roberts. Milan.
Helen Gould auxiliary inspection.
st. Mays parish bazaar at Columbia
hall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-15
Interesting Study Department Meet

"Old Missions OF Southern Cali
fornia" was the topic for the NEE
ing of the study department of the
Rock Island Woman's club. held
yesterday afternoon in the Masonic
temple parlor. Mrs. c. l.. Silyis
and Mrs. J. T. Taylor had charge
of the program, Mrs. Silvis giving
a paper on the topic and Mrs. Tay-
Tor a review of the mission play at
San Gabriel mission. Different
members who have been in Califor-
mia and visited the missions told of
some of their personal experiences.
adding greatly to the enjoyment of
the afternoon study. Roll call was
answered with quotations.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-15
Cox's Jewelry Auction
Sale.

To continue for five more days
see our ad on page Advertise
menti
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-01-22
STOCKHOLM, 12-15-20.

What is actually happening in Scandinavia is a
lockout of the workers in all industries There are
none exempt, not even those employed in the gov
ernment-owned institutions, such as the railroads.
erection of power stations building canals, ETC.
Everywhere men are being thrown out of work in
ever increasing numbers. Nothing else is of any
Importance right now, except that fact. Thru it
all runs red thread, that is, the masters expect
to get cheaper labor. Some of the employers have
already told their workers that in case they are
willing to work for a wage 25 per cent lower than
before, they would be able to keep them employed
That is the opening wedge in a campaign of wage
cutting Of course, it is the usual whine-n
markets, no profits.
NORWAY. The railroad workers went out on
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-01-22
The Scandinavian Situation
Especial correspondence to The TOiler)

strike on the first of December. AS the Norwegiag
railroad workers Gust as their fellow-workers XXI
the other Scandinavian countries) are very cuEa-
servative, the strike, which was declared after
several months of begging for arbitration WIS
lost at the outset. The strikers demanded only q
slight increase in wages; now they are returning
to work, beaten. 1t is sufficient to say that thss
are organized in reactionary craft-union. Sevgra
other crafts offered to go out in sympathy, but Ff
railroaders declined afraid that critical situafao
might arise thru such action.
DENMARK-The report is about like that fSgs
Norway-no strikes, but increasing unempsqy-
ment Last year, at about this time, Copenhag~,
had about 10000 unemployed; now there are ~
600. To sum up the slaves are getting Christmas
gift of no mean size, from the masters.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-01-22
WHAT | SAW In RUSSIA
BY GEORGE LANSBURY
Editor London Daily Herald
PRICE s1.6o.

A general survey Of conditions in Russia obtained
in two months survey by thcnoted Editor Of Engians
greatest Labor Paper The difficulties Of transportn
tion general condition Of labor prcbemr Of food ANIL
health described. The cultural activities Of tss
Soviet Government, showing its great results ovcu in
the midst Of war; pestilcncc and blockade are thess
oughly discussed Address The Toler.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-01-22

his full height and is unafraid
Where there is only one class--the working dasss
where all can join it and secure all its advantages
But it is not America
What then Russia!
Well, we are going to have these things here tcrY
some day, right in America.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-01-22
Not America
BY C. Amter.

There is a land where every child is fed, clothed
and housed with special care as their right as
children. But not America.
There is a land where no man must beg while
others feast. But not America.
There is a land where every worker injured in
industry or too old too work is pensioned and free
from want. But not America.
There is land where shoes are made because
they are needed; food is made to eat and machines
to turn out articles for use and not for profit
where widows grief is not made deeper by fear of
the rent and bread bills and hungry children. But
not America
Where the workers not only work but own the
works. Where bread sustains life, but fattens no
ones pocketbook. Where music, art and drama are
at the disposal of the workers, instead of small
class Of parasits who live off the workers.
There is a land where labor has thrown the beast
capital off his shoulders, Strengthened himself to
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-01-22

ine it, / shall order them excluded. "
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-01-22

"ConscieneeIess workers "a" 20
tbsir duty and their own interests 4,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
NM FNAN W|lUAN|S INDICTED;
FIRST DEGREE MURDER CHARGE
LARGE ENROLMENT
AS SCHOOLS OPEN
Students Got Down 70 Work In SCHOOLS
Surrounding wheeling City
Schools Open Next Week

Triadelrh:a district. Vn'"m h!Eh. ST
Jossph's Academy. NIthcdTa' h'En'
Mourdsvit- schools and Sch""'S In al
Joining towns opened yesterday morn
Ing for the Kan term. Moun!sN!'!e
schools opened Monday tor enr".!V."nt
With an unusually larg" number ~
pupils in all grades and good enrichment
n The htch school,. I; wa4 impossible
20 obtain exact figures ~! enrolment N
.h,. various schools because quite n
number arr yet out wing I" the Fair
and on reason nr another. Though !; -
said cr-n!!uSn, 4, Trtad"'nhta district
viii he clos" 20 $500. -. Joseph :
\ ,ate",v enrolled 4Nn students Tuesday
and This week classes are OeIng he'd
,ncrc dur.uE M morning only.
From every >rhoo! comes reports ~
enthusiasm on The par, OF students and
INSTRUCTORS ard principals sta" that
the outlook :or an exceptionally pro-
gressivr term i hriught. There l. some
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
COLLIDE ON BRIDGE

An automobile driven by w J. Card
nsr. OF No. 81 Th!rty-hrst street. and
me driven by Porter PlcdEer OF No.
o67S Market street collided last night
ahou, 10 O'Clock on the Market street
bridge.
Both machines were badly damaged.
The damages were adjusted between the
two automobile owners and no arrests
were made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07

For some time had noticed that my
two children. boy OF sGEeu ana Il SH.
u: ten. were becoming highly nervous.
irritable and very L!su0cdlcnt At
mes even sassy ,r,rd Various
ya;lshn.riitS. even Whipping. but th"y
Kcpt growing worse. fought "nu
siraEg!ed VITA the situation. Ny uNn
nerScS Mere al. on edge the least
th!uS put III" IDtO a rage. | Quarre ed
A.1 lA4 .l--2l .AMiA! -!4sssA- WIN .-E
husband over nothing AS | now LOOK
back upon them. | was TOO weak 10
work or crJuy HE, and too nervous and
irritable - 90 anywhere. | was hur-
rio.y imiat;lc:.t and ugly II l did not
get Just what | wanted when l wanted
4. I often suffered from severe hear,
pIIpitat:Un and Indigestion. could
no, sleep at Night. had an almost
constant dull aching pain in tho back
~ M neck and head. and frequently 4
very disagreed Die sense OF tuilness In
the front part OF NV head. | often
had severe palms acre 81 my back. winch
made me think had kidney trouble.
also had tender spots along the sp.nr.
which convinced ne that fall had
had several yearc ago had caused per
uancnt spinal Injury which later
proved 70 he ou.y IA case OF nerves.
I could no: begin 10 describe all the
tortu:cS terrible pains. and great devil
.aliZlnE weakness which | endured. No
body. not eS' II my husband, seemed 10
appreciate or realize my condition. An!
very few offered any sympathy. which
irr.tated me al The more.
Finally vert 10 a doctor and told
him my story. wha, awfu! children |
had. and asked his advice as 10 what
80 do with them. and whether or not |
shol,d send them 70 reform school.
After studying my cas-" and talking
with me and my children. "a my sur
prise and disgust he told me ! was tho
cause OF my children'S condition: that
* was all my fault. At this | flew
into rage. but after had Quict"d
down Somenhat. ne explained 70 M"
the terrible coHd!aton Of my ner;e
cells. He told ma how the system
only manufactured 40 much nerve
force and that this vital fluid Of life
was stored IN the nerve cells. much
like electricity is stored in u storage
battery. and tina: was ti!:e an elcct-ic
nurohoh.le after the electricity In III"
storage batteries had nearly all been
vsed NJ. and the ear could therefore,
10 dly move. He said my own highly
nervous condition had hecn constant
drain on tho nerve fore" q: ny chill
d-en and that tho constant nervous
strain 20 which had subjected them
had wrecked their highly sensitive nor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
TRIApEhPHA NEGRO ACCUSED w
MAKING AWAY WITH HIS
LITTLE GRANDSON
GRAND JURY TAKES UP ROUTINE
CASES Aztec IND1CT1Ne
THOMSON AND NAIL
couNrY'S CRIME INVESTIGATING
BODY WILL BE IN SESSION HoA
SEVERAL DAYS

Coleman Williams. Yr.a,!c.iHia negro
was indicted yesterday by the Or"
county srand jury. M Il charge 81 aest
degree murder Williams - alleged :"
have killed rs rrI1drA!.i. whose d"a"
body was t...nd IN =" outside Nau" AZ
the Williams A";:I" n Tc.ade.phsa sew
era HseHS aGO. with tie r''> n:o"";'
W!.;.arr;SI VAS arrested after county
el.n,-!:'eS had worked O." the cas-" :'r
ter DAYS \ Jury eHrac"."3 y coroner
Il -. Hobbs found thai tie chad cam"
&C. - death at the hands -: Ia Er"""
father.
Tn grand Jury made 4 ".,r:;N. rsi"'r;
s.. 6.n5 O'clock a.: ev"ri-E. '"'V-u'n.;
:n:onv Indictments ar,:"~: Co.," i''"-
sons and rristemsannr &.A!@;:"'n is
Rra!ns. zen court t,F"%Ia"'*. Th:""
not-t-ue felony l...s Vet" r";..rH"" H"t
thre. rpt-;rGa nl.Str:"Nno- bis
Tive most sensational, :ri:ytm"G' OF
no law WAS ,hat II Fly" C"tct y. Eur
ley Thompson aad M"Sse:aer MAJ, ar@-
man al me Niagara hr" station. charged
with .e.nn!ouS conGur' IN connection
with the city e,"yriuA he'll May -
Att~r ,akins UP re Th"mrs"a and
Nal cases. rro$Hcu;taGA ttnra"v ''nr!
G Rachn,ana and MS assistants :rmr"r-
ariiv laid aside ;hr Investigation ~ -"
election fraud Charges ard took u3 tho
Other cases tending i"r Grand !N:y N
v.st!ga.ivu. Tho rar;"t, r"No7t VAS
-raG, AT S.05 a., .uyk and Ju'i-" n. Rob
.nsoa instructed ;he grand jurors 20 r.
,u-n 70 roUr; at $50 O'Clock this morn
Ing when. + Is eNpscr"- The 'Hr"s'tca-
I'm .; he c!ty r.cr:l"u -" be 20
sU'rst.
49, ,r.',.,,,rr,s -spr~,Ni ~ The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
Howl Was Wrecking the
Lives of My Children
And Suffering Undesirable Torures Myself Day and
Night Mothers Terrible Confession.

vous organizations and lives, and made
them what they were--that what my
children needed was not reto'In
school. but reformed mother. anu
:aler all this found out I" be true.
because after l rcgalned my own nerE-
GUS poise. and revltalized my worn out
exhausted nerve Gcnters. and the same
was done for my children. touHh
them to be the incest. sweetest chill
dren In the worid--tAciC who.e dIspo-
s!t!Ons tNIIrely CENHGVu.
The above Is hypotheIcai case.
which Il physician says wal we'll Illus
trate thousands which exist today.
Homes are wrecked children ruined,
suicides caused. all through exhausted
nerve force. or neurasthenic conditions.
Very few people realize the awful SUI
fering and terrible physical and monial
tortures which may be causrr by de
potion OF tho ncrNU-vital ftUiG.
In such cases. Il Is often worse than
foolish to take moro stimulating med!-
Clnes Or narcotic drugs. which only
whip up your tagging vital powers for
the mumeint may beat ;Ae expense I!
your HE later on. What you need -
10 put more nerve force into NCur
norves and moro iron INT" your h,n1d.
This is most effectively accomplished
by the free use Of Nuxated Iron. This
valuable product contains the prinrlTa!
chemical constituent Of active !iNinS
nerve force IN a form thich most near
~ resembles that In the nerve and
brain cells Of mana.
II also contains organic iron Ike
tho iron IN your blood and Tx" are iron
IN spinach lentils and apples. This
form OF iron will not blaCkcn nor IN
lure the teeth nor upsc; the stomach.
II Is an entirely different thing from
metallic iron which people usually take
NuAated Iron may therefore he termed
both a blood and a nerve food. as II
feeds strength giving iron TO your
blood and the principal chemical ingre-
dent OF active living nerve force e.
your brain and nerve coils.
over four million people are using
Euxated Iron annually. and from the
remarka BILE beneficial results which l.
has produced. tho manufacturers feel
80 certain Of ~ efficiency that they
guarantee satisfactory results tn every
purchaser or they VII refund your
money. Beware Of substitutes. look
for the worod "Nuxa'cd' On every
package.
After using NuHatAd Iron We shal
h~ plea sod 20 have y"u WITT" Us what
II docs for Ynu f"r .ru"liratI"n. Your
name will be withheld
NuXa,cd Ircn for 'ho blood and
nerves Is sold by all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07

thinr ahou, an nrmful &C rh'"~ ~rlv
school books that puts pep tn :l'' ''H-
dent II he or she ~ IN" eight "rr' n:"i
really sincere In the wish to ""'':n ~
cduCatton-and. with the roowc"S a.
brushed away during IA" 'hr"" m"ni"H
summer resi-. /: is poor student :"
deed. who cannot appreciate me "rr"f-
tunlty presented Tor higher learning an"
put hts whole heart and mind I'M" MS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07

MESSENGER Najl 90 coun, 'eier,ion
case.
George . Klcs- IN roun: No. .
RAISING had checks.
ru,errar Williams u'':"j,r.
Misaemeanor-rrue Bills
Annie Eooher anI W:.Nam SchHmp.
harry Wi,,'oms
Frank Il. Ues'oa. alas James HrSion.
cour; No g.
Charles = Tnrni;s
clarence Fi;im"r.
Wi',fam =. Henderson. a''as Sco,ty
Adaws
Harry Reed
Water Morgan
~, na,-.run bis rH,H-rH1 ~ the
grand i@~r N is gIr.:1} ~"nort arc:
Tslony-Not True Bills
" T. Golden
Tyra,z CoraiskY
Gaork. y K:Ge-. - coia, Nn '.
Misdsneanor-Not True Bills
Frank + Nns.on atlas l"mes N"ston.
or counts Ms. :. .. I AMI >.
rar"s Hughes and fa,k R,on1
Charles =. Ar1:hre>h.
George KiGr- aga!GS' w"""; e"'ocr
TUE hi, was rc'u"r"h = a''"-ed :" have
rassad a number - Nad "h"Cks N
WIZ, :nc rTe was arrested in ''h!"aso
ard returned 70 WhsH'ns by Deputy
Shc-'~ Edward Ninard
Weston e CHARGED with statutory
o-ens~. being accused "' making M
rrnrsr advances To y"1rS girl ~ "ne
- 49, CITY Fairgrounds.
rg-a.z C'n,:,Skj. =, w3..S" AS" a not.
.-..a ~ was :'.r& r,s "'""s' ; &c
Striking y eo"":c-," 80. 'rN h""d "l'h
= milk h"'''"
var H....l Fran:; H.."a and ,'ha-'"a
z;rn.r< g." CHARGE! N.'a non -Si0H"r'.
Ann" E".hr~ Is accused 10: receiving
s,oler con!S from Wi!nam S"num7h.
,vbn e charged with stealing chickens
a7A hams
Jack Ricnt and ia res Hughes. FOR
whom ro.-.rre hills were found. were
charged WITH ualawtu.,y appropriat'ng
~ er,ornhi,r - thHi- use.
Call New Grand Jurors
Whom T." gard jU"N 70" vas called
IN Crir:, NJ, court Yesterday morning,
only SIX ~ The graH nd Jurors RESPONDED.
ThoS. .rcS"n. were John Robson. {.
" go" ,'harles Anderson. William Z.
Dorsey. Charles Wit2nerger and Harry
Edge.
fudge Alan II. Robinson appointed
George W Oldham and Ron F.. Hamil
N. who we're IN the audience, as spe-
r,al iu~v commissioners and the special
commissioners Immediately selected L.
r. Williams. " L. W",ts. Joseph II.
Warden Ed,Nh Howe. r. r. Johns, r.
A. A,"xanGc GeorE" ". G-eig Frank
Graf, Harry U"sse ard Joseph Jerer-
son 20 complete III" grand jury. L. B.
Williams was selected foreman ~ the
body.
JuagN Robinson. in opening his charge
% u" r~arI jury COMMUNICATED the
body - icing he mos reprsS' n'a';ve
grand Jury he has ever seen IN criminal
court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
Wheeling Schools Open Monday

Wheeling ward and high schools open
mex, Monday. September -. a"d super
intendent c. T. Citizens predicts
record enrolment Wheel nE schools
rank second 20 mono In the whole county
II Is said and present opportunities
are not 10 be sneczed At. opportunities
tina, our education thirsty grand-par-
en,s. and even parents. would have re-
to!ced over This year. especially. Is
locked forward 10 in Wheeling schools.
for great things are expected. ana
records heretofore looked ur"n IA good
VIII he smashed to bits. Cooperation
IL the keynote. 20 success n rlurauoA
AZ In all Other things. and the spirit
established hetwoHn the student and the
instructors in local schools ia respons-
Inc in large measure. for the Natter-
ing achievements. There's no doubt Of
4. and thore'N be no stopping at this