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PAGE FOUR
BcfMtka in
Detroit Schools
ms SUGGESTIONS.
HlMk up Wednesday* Tin;*-*, dtp
Morning ('retd." by Dr
Cnao. and frame it for your
■Kg* room. If you win follow the
KMygutlfu!. logl* at precept* conu.iml
fbla freed your own and the hap
Os tho#»i you an#ocUtc a ith
[pHIl bo greatly enhanced.
i - - -
|i|§WAftf>* r GUnekl, chief editor ar
:f|Hnt)taiDa school. paid ua a very
SpllMnnt visit \Vedne*d«v. to d;*
Kpl some features of ht* work, a ;
S»«U «3 for a frmifllv Ilttl*- < liar It.l
Khm appro* late more than a«. * an !•
»t spirit Os good will and cooper-!
ifnittal he and so many of our editui-
Hmaifni.
am quite sure," taid Art!
l&HjMat my expert*■ r»c«* a* an
SBbf my school will be of grea mi -
INK me I will be unable to att*n*l
school, but In th*> work 1 * v
|Hpßt to take up. the training 1 h <
** wr *tlOg for the Tim*-.- S« f *>
Hpltpartmcnt will aid me very oi*c
9| With rare exceptions Arthur's
B5%iP time tits are shared by all the *d
Kpgra writing for this departmen
the boy or girl who ha* ion
given attention to
HHEfll Will reap the reward of i-Vi;
jKpfprta In their future business <>r
career.
fIU,W« are glad to give spare to an I
ISlMorte the ac tivities of the Juni* r
Hnpivic league, as -do all reasonable
«S»WB and women in Detroit. The
fl&tiftttjara of the various schools tel:
Bf. What the leaguers are doing ;n
Smtalr Items, and In addition we vt.'.l
some special articles from
■pgw on.
bis latest article. "Must Help
■P£g 45.000 Children Not in School,"
Hmao Bsrcus gives some v.-ry in-
BbMvatlng statistlo and makes »m>
HpUM auggealions.
HpJ'-.Owen acbool *has added Queen;e
to the editorial staff fill
B&Hgff a vacancy raused by the restg
9pgtton of Arthur Lent worthy. who
scout editor of troop 5*
jpfljUjOtl will road the items from
Hfeveo school in Wednesday's paper
SBptgr will agree with us that "gin- 1
la undoubtedly th-' principal
JBMMaoning uaed in msking up thej
Bpitaonnel of the editorial start
■ .My goodness, hut aren't ih« edr
■P St Doty a tunrb of "rooters" \
rngm fair? Wednesday's items muh'
|H| considered aa displaying a little
g|*eo moch *>go,“ but consider the
Seven games played
)HpM seven won looks rather "Tia»-'-
(early in the season), do*sa t
SK, ———
K Palmer school children cootribut
Kg« quite liberally to the Memonn
[HBjjy exercises by bringing flowers
■I decorate the graves of nemes
H&rfco foil In defense of our beloved
1| < * UD r> '
flflitrrwd school items of w edn<-
Bpj£ toll of Junior Civic leag do-
YOty interestingly, show t-.g a
■Kat Interest In the work on- there.
J|!l2|pt aa Farrand takes hold cf all
Kg duties.
attribute the Irregularity of
gKfltama from some of the s* hood * »o
that the quantity and fr<- 1
of itemr from other •< :,*> !»
TBr|>||f to discourage the less eror
Hrwmic one*. Now please get the off
Hflnur mind at < nee—regardle-* <t
Murhat someone else .» doing play
part and play !♦ to the f .’1
Kgapacltv of your ability.
ijEDUCATION FOR THK
jg:|7 UNSKILLED WORKER
lit- Mr HF.itm \ x iturt t.
continuation »< hoots r\re -i-
Wri—arUnl factor In |r»rhlrir ’
gaodern workman. It In these >< h
should be. but arc not re<<-.v-
MLmHFi' »> much rfeninitmn a« th-v
wmrn*\d from the aencrnl puh’.o T> . ->•
MBinols are doing a wonderful w '
Ska work whli h Is as valuable to the
■fP- {in* an<l to the state and coun'rv :n
jkdurattonal work which Is dor.*
regular day and rvnvnn
fj&nMfcoot* They are Important to the
state and country because th-
HRm able to tak» raw material n •* -
■VtMWUe of uneducated work<r«
them Into valuable. *•**• ' v
HKQtclrnt workmen —the klr.' -a hi *
H&Rlf. large or small cor purr, t ion «
fof; Ihe kind that is rev . V
MLlME'ra, high wage. egardb-»» • •' •
of > cars' esper er.. • •i
- the cent!ruatt-m frr '
large cities to ea< ur* skill.
BuHtjie least cost to them, it <* « f.c
Wmtkßt the continuation achools all otrr
|H|pa country arc not »• w ell
lien large corporations 1 - • r
PEWtQMId ,>0 * n order to make .« •ll-
BMttgig of three S' hools. as of »nv
there vs *t he a stiff i.c
KHlV«t|nMV‘ of students In in h <i,i»«
awrarnutt keeping that < ;«»<• nr I,
■Nfuka toon at the attendance •• •>
law, nr a» toon m l! i»
Bmi gui'pori given the cln«* or
KjOntltg out, the!) the
IHf tit acnools hnve s r gl •
HyUs* dropp .1:1 that stud' r pi p
wWI laa from the educat.oinl
|HMi The continuation s. h0..1.
'U isßi# ta l*e a success must t w
of the factory • r* 0 s
afif already have the s:pp..>t
of the cdurn • ••• 1 ••• •.
tt« waiting for the * 'i >
IfiSlNr the country to come to their as.
5 -’"BPk** r * * n<l ,0 co-operate *mi 1
the coni Inuat I M a
n t one
Boards of I'ducat Inn In
cltUa In the country nr.
financial sui iort • > 1* • -n
- Till j are r 1 n n/
that the) n*k the fsrti-rv
to do la to give matcrlnl « • h
HHMi ta work -to sl' tm»k t:i-t
and to allow the . •• t.n lit
»• tnaka real mode: n w -.rk-
Os them This seems l'k< >
small thing to ask for. and it >•
imMMfmr few factories hmt -ur
continuation »■ ho<.is
them to tram their » .» v
|p|$TMU oontlnnation Schools am 1• >
iCTfI IMlknl bout a during the afte-
nrdat' to attend these H« •*.
HHHIMI M««1 W allowed to s-t r
PPnit Wil at lokst two after-
SCHOOL AND SCOUT NEWS
| noons a week This * th*- thing •
Whli'h c.-nip > '•:«« lw»v- <t ! - '
'if th#> all*.a .< ceria n n*i • 1 1-* i
'their workers t>t get off fao aft
1 n***>ns a a*-«-k th.-j • --1 o •
ithem thatr salaries I •
they are in the »i t.ool* h ■
I they ran help them** Ives xfi<l all*
of m*>re value to the romiun' Vtanv
companies <to not uruterstand th.«t .t
Is tnon* jr is their xeta
tra.ned workers insteal of h*v i <>*
unskilled lst>or
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
EDITORS Tt> HUE
AN AERIAL RIDE
i
MV »< \H•*l II HI It*;.
1 A* ihe contl’.g event t f r
Ithe editors >f the sic! vvd I « .:v t
:at I'als e (iaidens drawing n* »r.
'Mr. T'ralher has eelect-d rue to -<>n
| vej to the a r ;>t -n
i of tne various r;dlrg devt-'«s art e
shows \*hi< b they will be aiiowgd t*>
enjoy.
My first description w :il be :i-*t <
the giant dr»le or serial >-wlrw t r .
a* commodate* H ; r* far -t
es. h *>f the six o*r» Ka !i ar '* »u>-
, pende«t t*y four strong cai'les. feet
long, that hang from >he • <1 f • c
greit arrus that stretch out i ke the
I spoke* of * w heel from the h ;h on
• ton of th. «tee! supi or? ng tower.
jTrt» tower s ‘hai'e-t ltke .» pyrair.td.
’•road and square at the bottom, * i
, tap* ring to a point at the top It *#
a lint i e ,>r ope- ttru- t-.. <
.work From the top point flow to
' the bottom there stret.hee a heav'
s«dia steel shaft attache! i *■ • t
'at the top sr-c resting <>n a *te !
; plat* the h ttom. w -irre :t « ■
llSt’Ud hv t 1 a power?
(motor The shaft r*c .|v*s ther- ■
'causlr.g the >ars to move :n a rrrl#
around the tow.r Tae faster it
ivoives the speedier the tr* so roiir ;
an*l the .entnfugai tor'*- coir,;
them t<> r -e in the i r
it 1# a se-sation v i !e and vr r -
rooting In the ium m 'r and-■ * '•
In every respect .alti -u*., *»,. h
Is supp«*rt#d by four call*- one ~x
wouid <-»sil> •* »rrv th> we
ea* h i . . .... of
of strand* of steel w re ; la-■!
parallel to one another ar ! hav' «
tensile strength of Id ton* The
cables are made bjr the **' *••1
f
pend the B .K>kljn br dge ..ver the
Ka«t r)v*r
Wat. h for the next «tory and
■
Cloud*." the largest an I • ert p *n
slant roller in the world, and
ullt by one of the best and most
widely known flrn.* rt the <■ uatry
JUNIOR SANITARY
LEAGUE.
E4ltnrisl stiff Harold Hers, < hlef
Kdlt*r; lylui sehrese. V»st. • kief:
Ulstrl’ t I. Ita «■*»■« Wslsioslki
district k. W , 1.. ( (UMiiki dl«-
trlot 14. Vsrmis Hr Ms dtatrlrt IT
-4. t.leaa l.aaklnat dtstrlet t T-H
Rasarll Hnhlssaa; district IT-* ,
Kwjtear iMa>i district If.R, t.ewrge
Brwdy.
Russel! Robins- n, of
District VT R ht« k - -n er>
fill in hi* »sle ,-.f t»A;« !?. -»• -
that the people have pur haaed th.
not only to xi-t In the arrp* gn. I
to decre**e the r imher * .t--
ea .-h year by ridding th*mselv* a
the ravages of the pest. *' f
escape’
Fortunatejv ffies --to not rra el s ,
greit distance One . xp**i*r r.*er
carefillv col ..red the -wing* of some
fVtfft flies w;t* red or yellow Vk
powder and then re>.i->ed th m
different times n ■*- v-r\
weather rend ttors li*- i f.*.-rve.l f
n<> fly traveled more i an -*t ,t
fe*-t and th -•
ordinary city *-ond>t,r.• . ,-h r u
der.eiv crowded together » :H - *
exceed some 1 T*fd feet -The fl
whlrh feed and freest n
garbage recepta-le th v-r
--whi*b will carry filth. -!-rt - l •* -
ease Into vnut *,wrt h -.-e <e *o .*
that your own pr-m ad *h> •• f
your neighbors are k»p.t it santt -r
readltien. Report arc. -.:r«ar. • t r.
eondlttons >n your - mmuntt to
n*»*r*t of Health s h ■■■ p. nun a- i
Uee* are always
Flies h»re been found carrying 4k *e
germ Which .v:»<« t ;»er- ui •*!» h
Ing poked 't up fr -n <- • m (r -
p.>«i»y • *o ,e f-e- «offer."g
fr»m th* d.sa.x » T k*--
wise a carrier of g* r:t • of .-r.'
diarr! tea and <’ *• r>te*-. We t,-v»
now sufficient e denee r<t hand,
wr-erefor# we should condemn the
little pest
A* we have seen the fly !» a
potent f*<tr m the *na*ter of
direct contact rin.-e it >lor* rot
the K*rm. * j* fr>rnis a med m
for the d* «i«t"ir#i and g-r-wh f
the gerr ~hoti!d *e ad. 'lf ?h»* we
are unat-lc to ..r.*r--l - extern, .n »e
an ms* t t . in* • jr’ * six
th# t.*>.;*« !i \ ’ We »r• ,i * V sf- ■■ and
not, *!r. • e w-e *ave at hard * y e
necessary fr»• t« by which we . ,n
*-»rn on the campaign However.
We must have 1 *.. » *>t>»rat nrr of the
twopl* as « wh*'l» and md luai'y.
and thev . a*> !>e r- a. ted r.r ly b-. e*l
ration Th*v mud ’<■ told whv toe
fly la n'*t only a pest and a •'■, l>3 , r v.>
t-ut likev*. a rr.ena » t*> r e.-.-h
and th*r they m *t he shnwr *.•.» to
maintain th* agat- •*. the l-.rt’.-
Insect
The pett' n recently oMaired » v
Hert.ert H<r.k*:;, eapta-r. : ►>r
-17-F di*tr, ♦. n an effort to ha *• »n
alley in hi* district p.s ed so as * •
I improve jp.iri Its rond■ t i-.p r.v* ~n
received with -.rferes* tne rr*l-
I dents to whom he - ** -.< k*.i f r « and
; A great mpr-w#- e*t j.,. r
‘ premise* «t-*l rest ■ >' r.f -at • .
tt*»n t.as been ma e .r, a the r +*
•
- trl t Is mod!; tr.t >,-in.e. f • . » p.
I eign and nonspeakltig hr ill* cl. .*
and sin e a brigade ■•? .• « te'.iled
by their ln»t-e* tots ha • * n... ie raid
I upoti the and eeas* r*-rn.» a r-.-*t
* hsnge ha* taken pi* »
The ln*pe, t*ir* *h* i.j me*t w ith
their captains t le.**- .
weeks the j. see <-f m - -it t e *,..
elde.l upon t y t-< lr*t • - rs *
sultstlon w:th h * - apt i,n.-»
Ka« h infcj-eetor -•« /►t * - •?*.. n
hour -f the daf » •r, - - * .
at#* «**sptalns and lie,.-.,- r .
reach him tu phen*
Vnv hov Vh-. « ,v*n c* 1 tr • * *
amyalgn and w i*he* t * » a
member *• It And •» »{>♦»:? • i
tenant tn y»tjr n» ** h «r‘ • # -»
will s’vj'j.i yroj xx ft * .ffli «* r •
badge and an mherxb.ip r In
must te hllod -.-it s* v p*
I>rtnt#d Ir.strae tt'*n* oe -*• ,- 4 ■ •
CRAfT SCHOOL
liillUrtst Staff ae. 4 hlef. xtargaret
kielat asaoetate*. Xffltfsrg V. eat
xx »mx*l VV Miter 1»r*el».
55’e wish tn m| r. < <vi ’'-.i-k* to
the Petrolt Ttnte* and Mr rx::»r
for giving u* the <••; {• rtun-ty t k *
surh an e-lur-aMnna) an-l nt r»«* i g
motion picture »• » « -,wr • t ■
scout and school ♦dltnr* W# ar#
verv s-irry that th*- hi- f ♦ ' tor -f
the ' raft <->uld not I•• ;
th*- staff and their frier », •->, a
ve-v pleasant rnnrnlr.g
Tn« serojtil team of the raft de
feated the second le-i-n of !■ ‘‘hn
school In a Rurn# of bns* r a), tb#
s-or# heir* * to a We l.ax- r -t 1
y#t.
Mere w# are ix..i n Tit* *'- •
flrst team <1- feat «-d th* *i» * n * fl r
team in a gam- --f I .-el-ali, *h
score being 2t> ••* .
if the\ would *ra' ii ipt for a id
pitcher they will win * > *■* T’ ••
nave put most every j laxer i, - . tt,e
bo* A gam# was w m *iy t rfe r
to (’hartex The (7raft flrst t. t v t .
defeated hy the Newberry* flr*r trim
ar-l tl.c.r angradM) t*;i'-!
We do not think it should h. all-<1
not supposed to pis > ungraded team*
Walter llorsttnan would nave w--n
flist prise f,n his Mat in h--u*e f hr
had jut the door* a little hlKl-er The
house as* a beaut), but it did not
win H# r#--eiv»d f,.r it
The A-* i Irts* Visited th# We-t.-rfl
high school May S'- Th* > spent the
whole morning, and had a pleasant
period.
FRANK W. PRATHER. Editor
E.\ rRAL HIGH SCHOOL
HI (IHHItd Ht HI A • H.
.st *h- t.-, .nt orator *1 c«>n - e*t I'a
.let*.» .i *v stem of g,<\ nment
a- l • elf-control 'n th -n h.'o 1 ' I’
.*■ .'••iuent munrutr Vlt Iw • is*
w r
are given in the sohoois. »»iJ
Mr Sgndwriss "a scunt.n * ph>*l
• tra ning f-- the d* velopmt nt »'l
i!ii »it*-r .*n-1 resp-onstb-lity ha* bee-t
ei.t.r. n i k ...t xhr remedv f r ti'*.«
1» *elf gov.Tnmcnt of 'he atuder t*
hi th-- sttidet •- at--I for the «tu !•
Sn'.'»t..j ;» a* follows a-e* wh >
.' .I*l not If eel tied he'wcen the
h .use princft-al a* and stud. - !* would be
given over to a stulent "un* >l. com
l>o«.e«| t .f two r« : rsentat '.to from
i.i h gt.i t- T-i c «ion of th'*
council would f- «en; to the hou*e
t r.ncipAi t " a; prova! r v- to Should
,s tretvt bo pi a ,i -uin ‘t 1' would be
brought fcgf.-.-e the sut-r. me court,
compoaed .*f two >• rc-icntattve*
r s
je n -tp*l u» f alT's >r t-.-. mber Mr
u' ’Vn" ■ 't'V- r- '• *l'' *etf’
• r• « .os li- 'da Je
toe.. . v it,. ■ *:ie * ■>» of *u
.. r .r* He • workino; hard to b.*v«
th-. : * •♦* thu* far
; w • ' • !• r. suits fr m sto
•cnN* • ■ w 't> the subject wa*
v t ; n f ~f th( Biology
, > t , ! * Friday *t *he t’.
MU r. rt e with on* hand the
i•- f j J b • *t * nniithi i cake?
fu.j - . k-. p erd other l.dtcacle*
wv-h the otv- t.y-v f«*t ballot« The
el. v-icttl *p«-“ hes n>v’e f-.,r -lotivnee*
F:- res •» w- re F*re?Ment. )»»*•>
Met a'.f x ■■ . -r.-s.den* R d-i
--,. .", ' . T if rnt- and
t »•: 1, ct ' f->r ' » -jJ.t .n In Mus
... - • ,ie*
i • speak* r« were * Burk*.
w v .< -• o V \ng *ti 1. of the t'
**f vs v Mootr Dart rollagw;
’ ' to. • ' We»l H nt I Roi-ntng
-ce M \ ' *' M »rt rgee
I- • lent H.I Ilex . f Vale t. Sturde- j
x -,t ' - jther -r Tr - r\ and Ferry. •
. / . » .!! ft- -
\n- k - <vaf a y R< >ert
’ tV. ", I-’-T* r' 1 "Res.'Dcd Thar th- ,
sirclf ta.v !a:d dowr »■ He irr i
»fe,* \t . v.-.der- ■ urth h tr
iT’r.gi-sh " * ' Fr i.i> P Kane. 1
,X f.;»rr.* and nr and H *>g. -shev ti .irgvi- ■’
n ' - i. *r-v* nt w- re ; '
bv Fa J ' *t - - R
Thrn s-n Th* • g *ve the ,)• -»..>n
to th— ..'lirni*' v> r> 'u* Krurhi I—d
the rebuttal for the affirmative, while
p f»...»nv- r butted f<*r ‘ e n- g.it.ve
liui.cl of a < !*-* ban-auct. the
rred'oat* * w.M have a lun -h. cn thg
r< jr, to be held .lur-.e 7 Pairre r
Sfr'ton u I a-"t a* t< i-tmoster
T hoaor roll of House IT* at- |
pea red this month with It*
Usual !.*• ge nom*er of tisr-e* Those
credited with havinz re*-# ve.t *ll
•i.nfs" this rnon'h xr* !7. Vde*«-
- K her. R..
f*r-r •! <J F I h K K •*. IV Mr-
T » «• ! rt M-rt->rx. r Feixe A Pel
Read All the Other Ads. Then KNOW What True Economy " F ‘ LL H*
8 Means by Visiting Either of Our "
j STORES s f§M
1119 WOODWARD £r-54 WOODWARD ‘S: .
p 525 Hand-Tailored Garments] f These Won j Last Long Saturday t Don't Miss This Mighty Bargain]
fc th I,n< * of Uncallrd for Tailor-made SUITS AND E When theae Suita, Top-( oath and RaJncoaU and Raima- B Ever> sinirlc K.irment hand-tailored throughout; hand-
SWELL TOI*( OATS. NSe cannot describe them in r»»ld B roona were *<ent to our department for prewu- B made button-holes and right up to the last tick of
type—you mu*t wee them and tr>rt Ms» B ing every mother's son of m /IC fl eaHtern time in M<v,c — n moj4t ample OC
fltl H them t*n—VN or-tt-tN. < heviots. Serge**.aS |1 4j B ” wn "alesmen asked the ■ B variety of patterns and *i/e*. Even Os 1 ■ 9
Bfc M « a«hn»r» anff T»ml«. S*h»» ar* -ilk 11 I pHva°lV»T«r W> nTrfr'ofrwd 1 B I dfpartmfnt ftnrr- art a«kin e ,-md K s(- l^grym,
■ i-nd -atin-lin*-*t. W* ar* dearins th»m ■ -urh value-and »e urKf you to H M L'.'.'.Viv ■ tins »l.> and sltt for sarment* that ■ ■
B a for New York, lioston and Chicago 1I f' Bhe early they'll go fast on ■' M VL'I.VL. B are compared to this K M
B who wold them to us at cost fl Saturday at this notable, sen* D HH >••#♦#» Qj group.
1 Raincoats xU\\i\\yn»K 54 Woodward Ave. re ou ave Big
tl W TI,HKK IXIOII4 BEIaOW JEFFERSON Money on PANTS
1 $7.50 Raincoats . . $3.75 K Z,r p^
IsTssab* c ” *sw- 4IQ Woodward Ave - mi.. ~n,*sa7
» SIO.OO Raincoats .. $4.95 1 "°° qwara HYe ' $2.45 X y $1.45
DETROIT TIMEfI
than It 'lc-ison I Kc«.x A Ro*en
» , - !,,..,,ey. S Qhrtirr it
■"• j, •• \ si >-i nti .xml T Stack
\t- ► «—i ti. * flr-t hour Fn*;l'-b
x I.i-- .ithn wim Know n .t« the
• , ■ -lcbgte on
M t; . |iic»t'.,<n. tt. -alv.-.r
•> ,i-- r t • ttc l St*t<-» i« t'.i*ttt\r«l I't
v. • i < .mi* to th<- hell
,t, p. ; t»t.- •- i. M i liixtti«i>*i • ’><l
<• ' it ') the sfflrmstlv#. anil II
■■. •• 1 ffhitldi >n
• .-. it-v- * h<*t >a’?it cn*'t#*l.
•... . i.- mi— . - •**,;! IR d--tn
..r , t t.i th.- Vx . * that thr *cu.l
ir<; • i»M. " XX lull! hut |>r*»lot:g the
»• .... c m .-x'fxflii t and w rt* «ccor<l
- tix ..tr- the dec's'.-it
ROSE SI'HOOL
I iltlortnl xiaff—lhlrf. 1 helms Krwh.
hell n«**x*-lMtr«. R*»|xh Icxxrll, »l*r.
rx TsmDsxu*. II*«el I'rurkail, «»l
ix c • SH-ktl Kuril'* « •"l>h-!l. xpufl-
Ins editor.
T*t -e -hr.' *h VX -h the P'ourtl*
Ic-- .if r R arc M nil'-- Be -k* 1 -.
, g| M I* Dt Wilt
TI * ; s , hr-.f t . -i t..l\ct, t‘*l»V'*l
y. , r \ ,*, Mithil i* 1.-' .'ens, Olive
• , );• j;, -n in T -t-gr. Thelma
K-chhci. vine ' h*- -r\ l.«x Rixv
V --n *-r ,!.>hn v rtvthrin** l.rt
", ►, |-trH TANARUS: ll* i Mailalui Birk
h ildcr Vials Kri-’i Vilen Shxw
j > ■ 1 - T ■
-r !r M.-xc- '» - P- hx t Virg I
• • •
>tletter K.irl nc. VV .!.gru Siin p
ih.xurer artit ,T.«h- Ivi
Knxx ' ■ ,f r • t* *** bail per
fe - attet !.ir. * - e V: rl 1
T>» f -- \ *t-•* P ht»v<«
].- it. I the M >rri -i -*» *nd :v-c now
t. ,*• ns • h«* Sa !.«r'» Ham r pe
Th- k- ! n- w -i-p team of R>«#
» h ! « 1 , ' . ,xte ‘ - - t’ xmp' etl h.nil
bx . «| -f 'f * ta 11 They hlsa
.j^ve l th. T xtji * « h x.fl trim an I
j,..* : t t » 7? a’tha; ah the Rose girl*
p! ii*- 1 % a ' >.l i’m-
I-i ' -r.- T-.m Mr* Fls c Schertfer,
V : *■> «. -hr .. 1 W - -• D- ffetib-- -k
i*.vm .e 1 >t k' * a i ’ l vx i- ! K xrp
,x - -• f.-• i- * ' • c *-.n<-g th#
g • f « M -*
M. rs TV ha' a? *t ge of
Tne V * is- w !! rc i t out of the
b... k j’!* ■ T Sr w M.xn vifl th#
The T ir-» f l -V r. s elm* hi*
el. t».l the f llxw-HfZ pupil* far
!'r- . -. -r* P'it-xn fxitipt'el!
v , ~rxr».« ...» Math'Ma S hu*te;
trea- ire- v!f- 1 ft in- «e*-ret ary
t-,.. xi T> election wa* IMM
or Mon-!.*' \ Sl-ee.-h bv the pre*|.
g-ur w 1 ra 'le it the n-xt m#.-t
--•vii The ’ •» - V#rx |- a! f th#
Tfl.-er? > of the pr#-. lent
MARCY SC HOOL
Xi. "
I' *ll l **rl s I ataff—* Met, H*»ker« Hen
•bey: »»««* i*»e*. kirtserltr Ihowp
»«•■. V.-rmnn *sell. < »rx* Is I.Mrwey,
Helen HaesiUrr. Jolts V se, Jsme*
Trwdell.
The Mimv c'r'* hive gs !»•* K~#h
hea*e- tn a i*wnmh game TF
M-irr.f-'r..; r:r*« were the victor* the
*c xre be.rtg 55 *<> ?1 This wp th«
flr.t fletes t the g-rls hare m#* An-I
■ for tl
.. J's
not *•* v#t j. *t s game
Vlthoiiirh ft r* ”*.t an fl*turil*v
quire i fe-f th- Mir puail* went
an *h# e\ ur* art to T*'nn*l The
Vt r • » • *.x . pr:*-- r-blw i-.t
New V.all t -*'k «e,’.'*i<l fn the rurr, - tie
t-re-a 1 jump ’n -la** A kn-.l Otu
Krt'g t ’ k ,v -trit ■.n th»- eighty yar*l
•1 • -h tn <l*** P
By Juvenile
Journalists
GEORGE Jl NIOR HIGH
SUHIHH .
~~---~
Fdtlnrlsl *l«n—•« hie t Hcubcn IffU.
ksr; s»*i*cistc*. Ilsx'.l I exls. J»*
•rph Mrlllnxiff. I«srt.- x. hlffwss.
.1,1.111 Pi vt.ir* :p* only flrst
Pi He vx npi-r t • -. tes-n ha ttu
the rt i ■ rt -x» >i . . I*lalul lie
won a * ill t • (• •: the shot put
«v - ' t "xh strong
r iittrn.i t « '» F.linvr
s.i*i«ic *. ifto - had x.-ry easily
done f- f-- t t> -. in th# high
tut f X * •• i -*t A W -«»«t
hs'v * f. r an •*■ *XI i wen ll#
xx.»- nit |, i." * *:< x erthrl* »s.
Th* >*< t. " ’ ptxx the 1.0-
K4in ... ' • r < l *an * I own
grxxun.*- ; hi* regain#*)
the r . . . - * <-n ls*t vic
tor' 1 xx ■ know tlt#
strength •* . in we x-annet
pr-.ii- t *t ' --xx '
Su; -i •' .-- t < h.vl*. y
s.i ix i. ix x -it *r» st th*
<Tle.‘t ge T « , . on.
f
the Offttri gta. ng c’,* I-A),
who l- it- b • > tt-1 leg «om*
tint* a- ha* ■ >v .rt th# hospital
aiiii - i* * \ , '•*< Ru*.»elt
*f xx -. * I- . >-xnvaleuidng.
Whc tier -< xx .- a k or not Is
not k", -xx n
Tlir • r \ * -n Mr Young*
-ju *t'- • • ti • k xl#t*grtment
h .x» -t -■ x .t* - - Th*• y his;
TVt;ti„ V i "r. ttif "
Karl Wilson - - !wr«. l.#o Rtv
i u»-r xx-’-l A r The latter tj
m '.*-B xx i take t hnt
c<»ur*e • -id « ' r. Included In
I th# cU»-
GKEI SEI* SCHOOL
KffltsrlSl *i*ff—a hlef. Arthur Hul-
Its*: gssUtsnt • hlrf. Iluxxel He. Ix i
sxntrlstr -lilt- r*. | -lesril ksirr,
l lnrrsfr I rn ‘r,. k. t xet*n *lsger,
I rsrxt I auih, Ihesttn I’unilukrx.
Twert* ’tv- 1 -i girl* *ele-'l
e.l fr<**it * - * i-- R. visiteil the
*---r-a *••! Max iff Th
p 11- : ‘ • f r ’ • pupil- from
other x number -if
*o»i.- x • x f xx.-.- •• v Per
f*-• - P "t Hymn of the
ilepu' ! ■*• ! *• Star S| Htu. I*'il
Banner
M- i I tb# children to
v • ir-n >rv on Mon.
xlnx v; i-, x it the Memorial
iUi *-.ver .-• «
i. * w.a* *!aw tn
-etr * Put finally th*
foflox' * - . --ii Sadi# Bark
er. | > ten v l it- h*»rlQxl, x tr#.
pre- !-• • .- f e-1 Parrier. secre
tary .xt. 1 t .
TRIM>I**NO. 34.
H V IRVVk VV ITT.
1.-*t r i . t A social xx ix*
K' ti b> t •• - li 'peer* and Roy
?*. ;t* ’ ’ h Tht* was ,a
k and 11 i: n c ’ nt the feltoxs « xn
idea of w t • C rlt'.K I*
Vfte- the . VI ,-olax tn.iny of
ixttr »e<x •« ■* • t tn the evaminix
t a gr ' C of Mo -oft *
\ -■ ■ * w i v r •
I in* •" th» * nier park w■> ••!# on
Th.ir«!*x t. .
The **f«t -»
f th. * . • * *|.x#- - t* XX*' if •
vtted t-> a on the >ik-’ n Mr.
Raym-.n 1 * boat some e, , ,j a j
thlit
UALMEK SUHOOL
ligltxsrial Unit—l hlrf. Itwrotky Ratxsai
■xxiH-latrs. Hulk West. * lara 'lr« -
art. Wallwa I'tumiui-r, t hrlslrse
Msrseaxr*. Hurt* **rrl. Hulk May.
Itrrl l-rrlsrr,
t'lara Htewart. of the A-7 cla**
‘ wrote to thx- max or of !*)iln*y, Vos
; trails w.-king him to tiaxr sit'd#
( si hool i hild xx rita to hi r il#»« rtblng
the x- 11 x of M.lm x The following t*
on# of the i r plies
I No, • x’oll.n* »t It 'telle. Siilnex
! \. \x «... 1 1ti VV 1. x V -tt alia
I'eat 4‘lura 1 am a resident of
KoS#lte, still go to the flinttl St
*1 hiM'i I am 11 »ear* old V- >->u
( asked someone to writ* and tell xou
I something about Au«trali.» 1 will try
x*t»r «lt> of Sx it lie x’, xxhi, is th*
jit ital of Nt‘x >o.i»h W - •» is situ
| it-.l «'i> th# shores of I'ort lacksoh,
I w hlch I am told I* one of the finest
> harbor# In the world
P .ere are rl. e nt er atste* tie.-nles
' New South VV ,il*-«. tii t .lx We.tern
\t.straits South v.stralia Victoria
| Queensland and the N -rthern Terri
torx Thet# is an enorn»o-.i« lot ->f
wheat grown tn the hark block# of
\ .x H ith Wales, gad
I ported to other countries There .re
; a!»n man v »-ig sheep stations, xx t-t.-
i there are h itnlreds *f thousand* ot
! «h*ep. There ar# nttincr** is mtttes
I in V istrslla such a* gold, silver, tin
i . opp* r c.'.al and several »th#r Wind*
VV -• have all sort* *f work* r..um'
i about Sidney, and a good deal of
ship-bull-ling g '## on. and we ngvr
j »otr# x ( -r> fine docks They h-ixe
.started t.- b mid .mr own manowai
! t .>;xt* n-'« Th.-re i* a big crviUer
J near!.- ready f-«r laun- hm* t<» be
lined the "Brisbane If 'on *<-e the
sxttit tn x--ur papers, you will km-"
that tile txtgeal host exer built It-
V :»f ri! ii ti it - een l.auu hed Ne-t
Saturday w*-#k <xur .*.-l-Mer» are t--
mat ti through Sydney and are then
going to the front
I h.-t-e \ ixu xx ill tell nie about wh• re
vou li'e a* 1 am an a tons to learn x*f
:he In 11 ed Stat--s f Atmiua
itop ng tht* find- vou well .ir.xl that
yo.t wtll xx r t# Pa k I remain,
V-*ur* sin- erelx.
VV 11.1.1 AM PA IM S
• ’’.sra r« elxed six other replies
from Alan It t ert* l-sait# .l»tne»
IJ.r.lx It. rto» la>-igl#x- Willie llr t e
Viien tllt.x-'ti And W iMlsiti
Theae let'.T* are espe-iallv Interest
ing he. au*r of the term* such A*
trsnxa sr.-t .(ii-xx. ttiat are i.*e-t.
and we all « »h that we too might
re.-e.xe ax r.teresting tie* rlptio-'» a
th<-»>
I tTti *« IIO4kI *4 IIHK*.
Has# ka||.
<Vwen tR. ixm lb .'V
Chaney 1
*’rsft isa' it'.At 7
i’h»rey t *#cond 1..-
x’rsft ... -1
i >x» #ll .. . IS
V fW l-SBI k ... 4 4 .Irts I
Bose «and.
Campbell 11
Thomas • - 1 *
lto*e
VI tmford i
Many .. . _
LINCOLN SCHOOL
CtHlorlil *t,iff—* hlrf, f art K**lkla:
SaxtM'lslr*. Jo# ibrsrl. t rosarg
Isle. I»a* Id Hurdtek Jirnk I'll
slela, Floreaee arltsvlla. •*»etrty
edll*xr.
'lt** .line Cooper vp- t-d o'ir hnc|
Thtir**!*) Mav i7 Sh»- - t«» !>*• our
principal next year
The foil, Vklng pupil- VV.. (•*’’•
plete-| fhfflr Court’* t-lt* K-thet
son. !!'»»*» x l har.ih
I Krueger
Mix 'tiller of Nt 4.' Illinois *t
I --els’ ratet he- eighth inrmm iri,
Hun-lit 'lvx fx
Paul M ler tn A I pupil, w*« II
Iy- r '-mix vr :o
Sir di Hueg •- s. ■n, of No '47 I ,r 1 -
IV. . ele ! • i fed r th 1 - tee nt h t ;rt h -
| - lax Surd :iv n.ghr 'lt. 11
•
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
(frtmipy l.rarn-t Hi- l.e-.s«.n
BY THOKNTOr. V . -Hv'.tbS.
tlopxrlgbl. I I t J. •.. . .4* nil. •
' futi>'.> tiling it I*.to »n#
l|ow other* error* we < an *ee
And to mr I’" n 1 # blind
" ,4 1< ii firm get . aught an .I tx«• t - >
pay.
Then Ilk*- I.* not that xcr> *la>
* »ut »e i x x-tx It) trouhl. Mild
|Fg Ihi* * k-icft tblliK 111 tlw worlxl
tu tell others that tlu>> atvouldn't
htvo done a tiling, bfiksolglly when
flu) iln td> Kno xx u Hitt it t#
.juitc diiothi-r matter to alw;*\«* n*.
um tuber, cot to make niitatak* * and
do tooltah tiling* yourself That i#
h** aa) It aa* a Ith Urutup). one *>f
the thri e litlle Possums aho had
>'iiHi*d out lo see flu* Ur eat World
Me xv a* aorry for his hi other Krum
px. who hail lteedlesslv tried to m
i» r ihe home of lirumtner the Wood
joker without first finding out if
«n> one xx a- at home, and a.* a re
sult \xa* roa ver> sore and ax U) nil
over from the blow# «»f Mr*. Druni
m* r. In ho t. !i«> aa* luck) to have
i a. aped with his lift’.
tirttnip) aa« vorrx for him. hut he
took jintn? to tell him thai it served
him Ju*t tight for forytMiig; to *t*»p,
look, am; listen, a* he had been
taught to d*> by Mother Pokiiun
lion Urunipx took the !«ad I** find
a ric*' i omfortable holloa txh*Te
thev could spend th*' ulghl in com
fort and safety. «»nc lu-hlml the
other 'he three Ilttl. P'-minis.
U/urupx. Hutup) an*l Ft .itt|> v tiav
• led through the Ur* *-n Fore*i ltH»k-
Ing for a holloa tree in ahuh to
•p*p.d the night Hul tumiehow hol
low tree* a ere no' verx plentiful,
end the three little travelers were
getting ' ■ r> tired and di-**>’itaged
It aa* k* tt ing ’.aie In the afernoon
and would soon he dark in the
Hreen Forest Thev a.v* - inning
'o hav> that lon«-*ome fe* Ing uine
more.
It a.t- i*i. n that <*rufui x -p:#d an
« t«s ttee that Ituiked * - if It ought
;n hr f ill of holloa - "You wait
hen while l climb up and see.’ “ail
, lie.
Po Humpy and Frumpy waited
x ’.d* (Iron P) < limbed Ul** tree N-»t
x ♦-rx far up h* found just uhat h#
•-xa- !o*iklng for. a ni* lis hoi#
•vhirh pronu#**! a big rtuxmy ho!h»w
tli- ide It aa* sr han *dd hole tha>
he f*-h *ure that no one lad liv*--i
th»'r* for a long time H*' »».* *•>
pleased and eieited th a * he forgot
all uhou» Frumpy*# mt-hap and in
i . roppexj
He popped out quicker than he
l «.pped in. an*l h# didn't a an locliml
down He lu*t dropp'd with a Iright
and squeal laKlklQC Up U fl.p -
a -1 Frump.* sftflf a l«»ng lok . * .ol
FRIDAY. JUNE 4. 1915.
Three Little Poiiumi Traveled
Through the Green Foreet
.it it nei k 1 1.. 1 1 out wtih wicked
Itm king eyes Mini a tongue that kept
<Ltrtinf > n uiwl out of the month.
They didn’t ""It to are more, hut
i <tt a a hard a* «*'• r they could as
l. r at* ever thev < ould Grumpy fol
iii« itiK Whm they were so out of
• >r«..th tha’ they couldn’t run farther
■ y stopped and llnt**nid fearfully
t<> tv If any oik* was following.
"It aai ih«t dreadful Mr. Mark
/.ike and he almoat got me.” Rasp
'd Grumpy Me pulled a mouthful
of fur from m> hack, and -and—oh.
it w«. dreadful"*
T rtitup) turned his head *o hide a
suvllo. "Served you right.” said he.
"You ought to have known better.
Sever r« anywhere until you know
where vou are going."
Grumpy hung his h«ad ’’l know
it” he replied meekly. *Tm sorry
I ‘aid that to you. I guea* I’ve
'.< mi um> lesson My. I never was
-<> frightened In my life. I wonder
w’y Mr Mlat k-nak*' didn't chase
u*.“
The r- a son was that Mr Black*
•! a k> had just had a full meal and
dlun't f* • l like chasing anvhody. If
»• hi,} It w( uld probably have heen
il.« end of one of those little poe
un;K Me had curled up In that hoi*
l»»w r *|. < p and let his dinner digest.
If he ha In * been asleep he probably
'. ild have caught Grumpy when he
>. pp-d m A* It wa» he Just grin
u* and <* h> watched the three little
Po -oini' run for their live* All of
. hi. > w a verv for them.
Next Storv Bumpy U»es I p to
His Same.
About : o sj'.-r'.es of turtle and
tort.*! .-a are known Some of these
atiain a very large -ixc

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