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New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

The Chadwick motor car will be in the Gid
den tour in competition for the trophy. Work IS
going on steadily the Vanderbilt Cup which
will be entered shortly for that event
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

FIRST bEcIIUN 70 HE|OND 81 10
Score.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
IBE TelegraDh 70 The Tribune.

Washington June 23.-The Hchlanders defeated
Washington to-day, in a game marked by perfect
fielding, by score OF to 2. HOGS was in the box
for the visitors, and showed great form, allowing
only four hits and striking out seven mon. Kitson,
who pitched for the home team. also did good
work in spite of the fact that he save bases on
balls. Only figured in the run getting. Be
sides making hit each his three visits the
bat, Chase shared the fielding honors with Will
Jams. Altizer and Stahl
Keylers safe bunt, Chases double. Conroy's out
and Williams's single gave the Highlanders two
in the first inning. and they made their win
ming run in the third Keeler beat out a bunt and
Chase walked. Keeler forced third by Con-
roy. but Laporte came along with a timely single
and Chase scored.
In their half of this inning the Senators made
their first run Wakeheds single and Kitson's
triple. Their second came in the fourth inning
on Anderson's single, followed by passed ball and
q wild pitch. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
No BASEBALL TODAY, SAYS o'KEEFFE
Will Stop Games Where Money Is Paid
Decisions Displease Bingham.

reouty Commissioner oKeefe announced yester-
a., mat professional games Of baseball at which
,,aonev was collected. under any pretence. would
nor be permitted to-day. He said;
We will do just the same nohoTf9S nor % " , sto aII
sToes where there Is contribution box or money
gahssss - aDv way Purely amateur games may
~ Id 49, provided the peace is not disturbed Com
pnigsioner Bingham IS not satshed WIN me 5 de5
cIs'Dl,i s,i ,yroceed with this method believing mat
mis- is The only in which he ca 90 as LIi aui
! ~ Ia nav NOT be fooled and contribute their
MONEY. and then howl when the game Is siop0eo'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

Danv of New York are constantly on the road
nowadays driving autocars from Arnore over Ter The th9
New York This method 1 ct pT9esaTSe has 0ee
The Renault Frares Agency. No SOD Fifth avenue,
has closed a number OF sales this week, the volume
having exceeded that of any other week TINS yea--
The Baker victoria the latest production of the
Cleveland factory is attracting numerous pur-
chasers to c. B. Rics's salesrooms. in Broadway
worked out The victoria is finished in deep
maroon.
Taking advantage of the offer of the Amsterdam
Motor Car Company. agent for Crawford automo-
bes to give DEMONSTRATIONS for two hundred piles piles
has purchased a Crawford car
A NJ. Archer. of Archer & Co. personally looks
after sales OF Hotch5iss and is a busy man
He has doubled his order for the and is still
recording frequent sales
Mr. Bennett. of the ITALIA Import Company. is
in Italy at the Itala factory Fastening deliveries
of the italian In Italy the ITALIA has gained
numerous victories in contests OF every sort. Two
az these machines have been entered for the Van
dcrbilt race.
The entry of an English Napier for the Van
derblt race will be made very shortly. In ell
probability Bill Hnliard will drive this The
car s bf y yreear ee 9 Ssee Ses fe the Tace Witb
the entry assured OF the English Daimler. there
probability the Automobile Club OF Great Britain
and Ireland may decide 10 get three more entries
TO make up team or five.
The Chadwick motor viii be in the Gid
den tour in competition for the trophy. Work IS
going on steadily the Vanderbilt Cup racer which
will be entered shortly for that event
The Haynes Automobile Company OF Kokomo
Ind has been Informed by the agent in the City
~ Mexico that President Diaz has purchased a
HAYNES car. President Diaz formerly used only
foreign ua;1es of cars.
Recent Washington converts 20 automobiling IN
clude Senator Scott. OF West Virginia and Baron
Moncheur the Belgian Minister. both OF whom
have placed orders for Columbia electric victoria
phaetons. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth have
the Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation
Company
In the economy test OF the Long Island Automo-
bile Club from New York to Poughkeepsie and re-
turn some interesting comparisons shown. In
this test. which through mud and rain. the
Frlyer-Aiiil showed a total OF so cents
a passenger for the round trip fer gasoleue and
oils. where the winning car showed a cost OF 50
cents passenger
Mathesor 1901 models viii be lighter cars as the
frames will be of chrome ickel steel George T.
Harding. No. Wall street. has taken delivery of
q +0-i5 horsepower Matheson motor car.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
MCKAY CUP PLAY AT eNeLEwoop.

IN The second qualifying round for the Maesay
CUP yesterday. at the EngleWood Golf Club, Boyce,
Coke Beckwith and Holmes gained their places,
ne latter after a tie with Murray The draw for
Ire match plsy is Boyce VS.. Oakley, GOss Beck
WITH COKE Holmes and Olyphant Us. Prayer.
o K.rkbv. o. heat z. Prayer. ls in the final for
ne trophy in which eight qualified Memorial
Dav. The course is arranged for the anna teIr
championship will be in play Saturday, where
there win h. z tVo-eIub competition for cup pre-
ssnteI ty A. z. Thibrick. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
SOUTH ORANGE BEATS GLEN RIDGE.

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
S-'9'nheld X j, June 2.-rhe South orange
s1 Club team in the Jersey Golf League won
W. the Glen Ridge team the latter's links this
N'1fsoon by 2 matches 10 2 The scores:
ts<sif Crange-Gifen, J: Gordon. ]; Van Vechten,
gsslsioionau !; Pulling. O. Total g.
a. sS.Nsn ~ 51age-Mitchel o. Smith, o. Dodd. /; Ihom-
= /" Flerson. ]. Total 2
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
FoURsoME AT moNTcLAlR.

GIsy Telegraph The Tribune
Montcialr' y. J., June 25-A foursome handicap,
eighteen holes, the attraction on the Nontclair
Golf Club links this afternoon Travcrs and Whit
lach won, with net score of e. The scores:
Trayers and Whitlach 7s-2-76: Reid ana Wilcox
S-5--iI: Bartle and Brown, S6-19-77; Periey and
Stephens. S5-l7-7s; Cross and Brown. S9-l0-79:
Turner and lockwood, s4-lS-S1: Miller and Had
don s4-l6-S- Woodward and Dyer. $3.50; Pulsi-
Ter ana crawford, lS-H-s2; Wilson and Allen.
lo'-Z4-S0; Place ana Royce, 94-Ie-si; Van Week
and Tilt 96-ll-S5.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
BOSTON AGAIN BEATS BROOKLYN.

By Telegraph Tho Tribunel
Boston June 23.-Brooklyn lost to Boston again
to-day through errors by a score Of to Q Two OF
the runs scored by the home team were partially
due to the Beaneaters getting first base on mis-
plays 1t was a pitchers battle between Dorner
and Pastorius with honors slightly In favor of
the former. The infeld work Of Stroehel for the
home team, who made seven assists and four nut
outs. and the batting OF Jordan for the visitors
the features. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
CLASS 4
CLASS p
GOVERNORS CUP PLAY AT APAwAMIs.

Apawams Club golfers turned out yesterday for
TIE qualifying round for the Governors Cup.
c. s. Mathewson led with a net score Of Il The
serni-hnal round for the Hart trophy was also
PLAYED The summaries follow:
Hart Cup (senli-fnal roundl--L> Gouriay p. D.
Lapham. BY g Up and 10 play; l. Tenney beat b. =.
tluafying round for Governors Cup arst sixteen:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
-.. 81 Total
ALiISOPP CUP
RElNHARDT IN FORM AT PLAINFIELO

rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Plainfed, X J.. June 23-The leading scores fol
iae Cox Committee Cup at the Plainfeld Countrl
-l1b to-day were az follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
CLOSE MATCH AT FOX HILLS

P. S. o'Connor beat J. s Marvin by up IN the
final round for the vice-president's trophy az the
Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday. Glasses and B
handicaps Were also played " G Hoone led in
the first set with card OF s4-S-7s. while E W.
Scheffer led IN the second division, with a net
score OF ~ The scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
INTERNATTONAL CHESS.
Masters Enter Third Stage of Play
at Ostend.

Ostend. belgium. June B.-Play was resumed in
the international chess masters tournament at the
K,rsaal in this city to-day, the experts being
paired IN four sections OF four each for the open
ing round of the third stage. The pairings and
results together with the total scores Of the
players 10 date are given in the appended tables:
FIRST SECTION vs.. SECOND SECTION
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
CHICAGO. 3; DETROIT. 2.
~ Chicacl

chicago 80 S299S999S 3
Batteries Chicago. Walsh, Owen, Altrock and
Sullivan; Detroit Enbanks and Warner. Umpires-
Evans and Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
NEW RECORD FoR ARspALE COURSE.

Fifty members Of the Arsdaie Golf Club played
over the course IN East Orange yesterday. but the
handicap was postponed. John Harland. the clubs
professional made lShole scores Of 7S and "a for
total OF l4I. This is a 36-hoie record for the
LINKS.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
NEW HAVEN LOSES TO WEE BURN
Home Players Score l2 to s victory-W. L.
Baldwin Wins Sweepstakes.
10y Telegraph 10 The tribune |

Stamford Conn. June 2S.-wee Burn beat the
New Haven Country Club. IL to s. in a team match
at Wee Burn this afternoon. The result was:
Wee Burn-C. NJ Seeley 0; r. D. Sanford 3. A
boty lrv Q; H. 5. Cunnings,S; total, r.
-; ;Hew Hayen Country-W. k Shepherd. >: c H
w b Ely; Q; H. siod6ard. 0; ". II. Ely 0: total s.
,,i, ne baH sweepstakes for members resulted as
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
HTARRIRn sfEN
SINGLE MI
JhFFRAY WINS A GOLF TITLE.

Omaha, June PC. T. Jafray Of Minneapolis.
won the Transmississippi golf championship to-day
from " F. Mccartney. of Denver. by ; up and
10 play.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
NEW YORK

IN0-bAse hItS-Bresnahan and Donovan q. Three
base hit-Mertes Hits-or Ritohie 2 in one inning
Sacrlnce hlt-DeFlfn Stolen hases-Dooin Gilbert
Double Play-Devln. Gilbert McGann Left on bases
Aathewson e of Richie l. off DugGleby l. First base
Ritehie struck out-By Mathewson. 3: by DuggIehy
3 Ilne l:29 Lmnlres-Emsle and Conway.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
RICHMOND COUNTY BENEDIcTs LOSE
Bachelors Victorious in Team Match Largely
Through Efforts of One Player.

Married and single men settled their differences
in a team match the links of the Richmond
County Country Club yesterday. The bachelors
won 20 TO Il. their decisive victory being Que chiefly
TO the work OF /. H Thomas who finished Il up on
his opponent The scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
by a. z. Thilbrick. The scores:
TEAM MATCH AT FOREST HILL.

Al East Jersey Golf League team championship
match and an eighteen-hole rnedal-play handicap
tor the Ansopp Cup were decided on the links Of
the Forest Hiu Field Club yesterday. Forest hlh
defeated the Rosey1lle Golf Club, TO O. in the
ta1a match. aud ". 7. Becker the cup, with
net score of -. The next best net total was re-
TUNED by Mrs. +. p. Price, who was aided hy a
t-sirok~ allowance. The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
- Telerraph ID g Trlhune. }

IBy Telegraph The Tribune ]
Greenwich. Conn, June 23-1he Queens jubilee
Cup PLAYED for annually, was up for competition
tt The Fairfield County Golf Club to-day. There
were forty entries. s. ]. Graham was tho winner
Fl tie trophy for the second time. The summaries
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
/, Gun. arst sixteen:
GARDINER CUP PLAY AT ARDsLEY.

Thirty-fVe returned cards on the new eighteen
hole course Of the Ardsley Club yesterday in
handicap fer a cup presented by David T. Gardiner.
Howard JaffraY jr won the trophy, the following
making net scores under 100:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

Earned rUns--Washing gton /: New York. 2 Two
hase hschase, AltiIer Three base hjtFlitson Stolen
LETT on bases-washngton. 6; New York. G First
base bsls-O1 KitsoL 6; OFF Hogg. 4. Hit by
pitcaed ball-By Hogg. l. Struck out-By Kitson, 6:
by HogE. 7. Wild pitches-Hogg ? Tme-l 45.
ITrnIire-O' Ioughlin
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
FOUR BALL HANDICAP AT DEAL.

y Kendall and Jason Rogers won the four
hall handicap on the links Of the Deal Golf Club
yesterday E-tth net total of l5s The scores were
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
TREE TIE ON HAckENsAcK COURSE

members q the Hsckensack Golf Club finished
49,. eooole qualifying round for the greens com
&c cup yesterday On the last eighteen holes
Esrs uec for the best net score Of 73. The scores
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
TIE ON EASTERN PARKWAY COURSE.

A tie resulted between two pairs in the two
han foursome handicap on the links of the Eastern
Parkway Golf Club yesterday. y. W Wells and
] E Adams and 1. Y Bogart and H H Missroon
returned net scores Of "a. The best scores were
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Providence. 2; Buffalo. Rochester, 5; Jersey City,
Montreal Newark (hrst second gameJ-
game. rain). Baltimore, 4. Toronto
Newark. 4: Montreal. Il tfrst game).
(sec0nd game. Baltimore. 2: Toronto !
Rochester s: Jersey City second called IN
first
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
AUTOMOBILE NEWS AND NOTES.

REPRESENTATIVES OF the Atlantic Motor Car Com
pany of New York, are constantly on ire roau
nov,odavs driving autocars from Ar1rnore over the
road TO New York. No shipments are made by ran
TO New York. This method OF procedure mas oeel
followed for severa! years with autocars
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
PH1LApELPHIA. s: BOSTON. 0

At Philadelphia: r H E.
Philadelphia ..........0 Ks 10 0
Boston .................0 0 0 0 0 o % 4
Batteries-Philadelphia Plank and Powers: Bos-
ton Harris and Armbruster. Umpires-Hurst and
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
N4r1oNAL WGrr.
With NQthe1cS0n an Form 4gaip
Giants Blank ''PhHI;es."
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Fftsenrs at Cincinnati. ST Louis Chicago
Results OF GAMES YESTERDAY


NATIONAL. LEAGUE
New AoIk >; Philadelphla0 o Pittshurg .: St Louis O.
Boston. 3; Brooklyn, 2 Chicago 3: Cncinpati
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

The Renaut Frares Agency. No. SOD Fifth avenue
has closed a number of sales this week, the voiun1
having exceeded that of any other week this yea'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
BOSTON
BROOKLYN.

TWo-base hit-Jordan Three-base hits-sIaloney Jor-
dan Sacrifice hs-Dorner. Bates. Stolen base-Alper-
First base balls-On Pastorious. o of Dorner
Struck out-By Pasorious. =; by Dorner. s. Time 1:42
Umpfre-JOhustoue.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
ST. LOUIS. 9; CLEVELAND. o.

At St. Louiz-
Cleveland .............. 0 o o 0 Il
Batteries-St. Louis, Howell and Spencer; Cleve-
land Rhoades, Townsend ana Bemes. Umpire
Eherid4n.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEH
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The Highianders Beat Washington
an Clean Fielding Game.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Detroit Chicago Cleveland at St Louis
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
lew York. 8; Washington, 2 Chicago 3: Detroit ?
Philadelphia s; Boston. o. St Louis, g. Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

The Baker victoria. the latest production of the
Cleveland factory, IS attracting numerous pur
chasers TO c. Is. Rices salesrOoms. in Broadway
The lines of the new creation have been nicely
worked out The victoria is finished IN deer
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

Taking advantage of the offer Of the Amsterdam
Motor Car Company, agent for Crawford automo
biIes 10 give demonstrations for two hundred miles
John strong Foster, president Of the Bowery Bank
has purchased a Crawford car.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

A NJ. Archer. Of Archer & Co. personally looks
after sales OF Hotchkiss and is n busy man
He has doubled his for the year and is still
recording frequent sales
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

Mr. Bennett, of the ITALIA Import Company. is now
in Italy at the Itala factory. Fastening deliveries
of the italian car In Italy the Itala has gained
numerous victories in contests OF every sort. Two
of these machines have been entered for the Van
dcrbilt race.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

Mathesor 1901 models win be lighter cars as the
frames will be Of chrome ickel steel George r.
Harding. No. Wall street. has taken delivery of
q +0-i5-horsepower Matheson motor car.
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The Badges.

II TIL g Journal is so sorry that the
members Of the Bands of Mercy should
be disappointed in not receiving the
badges last week as expected. The
children must remember, however, that
there are thousands of members in other
cities, all eageraly looking for their
badges and literature. "Uncle Bert"
writes from New York that he has en-
gagged six more secretaries and they are
all working as hard as possible. T Q
Journal hopes to be able to an
nounce within a few days that the
badges have arrived. The announce
ment will be made in the Jim Key col
umn and the members can secure them
at the business office Of T e j gu r.
n al,
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JIM KEY BANDS SHOULD
SEND THEIR REPORTS
Do at Their Meetings-M Many Pleasant Letters Tell Of
Kindness Animals and How Pays the Little Folks

the postman and bringing in the mall
and when The Journal carrier throws
the paper on the porch, Ned is ready to
carry it to his mistress. Ned's mis-
tress sent his picture to her daughter
in Chicago, and Ned received letter
in reply, which "Uncle Bert publishes
today, thinking the Band of Mercy mem
bers will enjoy it even more than Ned
did. Is v
The letter is as follows:
Ned, ESQ.,, 8I5 Sixth street Sc,
Minneapolis, :Minn.-Dear Sir: [ was
much pleased to receive your likeness a
few days ago, and think you a fine fell
low. n hope you are upholding the
honor of the family and doing yourself
credit as. your predecessors have done.
I have no doubt but that you improve
your time and are not lazy dog, as
your picture shows that you are on the
alert and up-to-date. I trust your
master and mistress are not allowing
your education to be neglected and that
you are making the most of your oppor:
tunities. Be careful about your asso-
ciates. = m. r. 80 -,
Thanking you for the photo, and
asking pardon for writing stenographi-
cally, l am, yours truly,
-tMary Katherine, -
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rison school, will have charge Of the
schools and he will be assisted by q
competent corps Of instructors.
A nominal fee of Is cents will be
charged for the entire course to de-
fray in part the cost Of material used.
vertised and should be well filed.
Pupils who enroll first will have the
choice Of hours for classes. No pupils
will be retained more than two hours
each day.
The vacation schools are growing in
popular interest thruout the country.
The demand for industrial training, es-
pecially in the large cities, is becom-
ing more and more urgent. It is based
long recognized this need. The I'm
provement league has done much to
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A FREQUENT Visitor.

One day. many years ago, a dove
broke It's right wing and came futter-
ing down before our dining room win
dow. I went out and took It into the
house. Then mama helped me band
age up the broken wing. I got box
and put some cotton at the bottom Of
it and laid the dove in it. It laid very
still. Every day I gave 1t fresh water,
grain and bread crumbs. In about a
week 9 time the wound was healed and
the. wing was just about as strong as
the left one. I would like to have kept
it, but I knew it longed to be out, 50
L let it 90. It few off q little ways
but soon came back and perched on The
roof. Of our porch. There it stayed 8
long time cooling, which, I presume
meant that it was glad that had taken
care Of it. During the summer the
dove came very, often to our house anG
I was always glad to see it. =
80. u Ida Windseth,
,al.&-s5 +. z.-.., -. Ulen, MINI.
A Eighth Grade, Ulen School.
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Band of Mercy Marching Hymn.

80. Tune-"John Brown"
Bands of Mercy marching round the
5ll world,
Bands of Mercy are now marching round the
If world,
Bands of Mercy are now marching round the
: world. .,..
+: Our Bands are marching on.
GioryI glory! Hallelujahl glory! gloryI Halle
Glory, glory! Hallelu5ah! Our bands are march
! Ing on.
Bands OF Nero. teach us kindness, right and
g. love,
Bands of Mercy teach us kindness, right and
-. love,
Our Bands are marching on.
Bands Of Mercy teach US kindness, right and
- Our Bands are marching on.
Bands of Mercy stop cruelty to all,
Bands Of Mercy stop cruelty to all,
Bands Of Mercy stop cruelty to all,
- Our Bands marching on
Join us bravely In the cause Of truth and right,
II Our Bands are marching
Il The members should cut this song out
and keep it in their scrapbooks until
they have committed the words to mem
DRY.
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A Cruel Master,

One day last December man came
in from the country with load Of hay
for my father When he had unloaded
the, hay he. said he was going down
town and asked if he could leave his
horses in our yard as he was going to
be gone a half an hour He did not come
back for several hours and as it was
very cold day we were afraid the
animals would Freeze, and so I fixed
their blankets on them and got
them some oats and hay. At 6 clock
the man was still away 50 I telephoned
for an officer to come and take the
horses away, which he did, and he said
that # the man came back after them
to toll him that he had to 90 to the
police station to get them At 0 0 clock
the man returned Intoxicated and very
angry because his horses were gone.
We told him that he would have to- 20
to the police station to get them and
we trusted that it would be good les
son to him in the future. .
-. ->sr~- Mamie Linehan,
....~,. 2426 Fifth avenue s.
A Sixth Grade, Garfield School.
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The Stories Today.


"Uncle Bert" has received hundreds
Of letters from the children Of Mime
apolis who have joined the. Bands Of
Mercy, and every one is full Of kind
ness and love for the dumb animals.
r h Journal will publish all that it
can, and then every story and letter is
to be sent to NUncle Bert 's' home in
New York, where he will keep them al
ways. Several Of the stories Of today
come from children in other towns In
Minnesota, and one comes from South
Dakota.
They are all bright and interesting
and should be read by every Band OF
Mercy member. $3.50 ,
From one Of the littlest members Of
the Bands of Mercy comes the follow
ing story. Frank believes in being kind
to the dead animals as well as the liv-
ing:.<< z$% "
Jim Key Band of Mercy Story.
s. One Saturday when was at my
friends / found a. dead sparrow. ]
took my friends hoe and dug little
hole and put it into it. Them went
to the gravestone maker s shop and got
a piece Of gravestone and set it out fol
monument. =.
Frank I. Ingrahan.
B Third Grade, Whittier School. =.
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MANUAL TRAINING GLASS IN VACATION SCHOOL

foster this interest and to raise the
necessary funds for the annual mainte-
nance Of the vacation schools. Among
its members are some Of the
busiest business men In the city, and
the fact that they have taken time
from their business to devote to- the
VACATION Isb SCHOOLS proves not only their
training, but also the large, public
hearted spirit Of Minneapolis business
men.
The friends Of education hope the
day will not be far distant when the
vacation schools will have become such
a popular necessity to the people Of
this city that the schools may be in
creased in capacity and In usefulness
and may be heartily and steadily sup
Dorted .-. -.