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The Washington times., 1907-07-29
SHOES GAVE CLUE,
NEGRO IS CAP PTURED
Suspect Burglar Charged
With Holding Up
Servant.

After having eluded capture for five
days, OTTO Jones, colored. was locked
up by officer Sullivan and Precinct De-
tcctive Greene this Tcrning on a charge
OF hOUse-breaking.
The detective work done by Greene in
running his man 20 cover is rated with
the cleverest seen in this city for some
time.
otto. il is said. broke into the house
Of w. N. Johnson. 203S Florida avenue.
last Wednesday morning, and placing
q loaded pistol at the head OF the fright
enod domestic, demanded that she show
hiE1 where the jewelry was kept.
lie then took. according to the Of
fccrs. "a large amount of jewelry from
the wife of the owner. and made his
o1cape dropping a pair of shoes in his
hasty flight.
The shoes turned out to be the prop
erty Of Mrs. Henrietta Evans. who lives
et the Berkshire apartment house. and Il
Vigit TO her showed that the shoes were
stolen from her by a man answering the
description of Otto Jones.
BY using the shoes as a clue. De-
tect.ve Greene was able 10 run Jones
70 earth.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
English Journals Grill
Boise Jury for Verdict

LONDON, July 29.-Near-anarchy.
This is the term applied largely by
English newspapers to the Haywood
verdict at Boise Conditions in Idaho
are severely criticised by the conserva-
tive journals. and the whole United
States comes in for a hard scolding.
Some OF the papers find in the verdict
a theme 20 caution the British govern
ment against the growth OF socialism.
saying England is threatened similarly.
The western States are as near an
archy as any community Is likely to
get" IS the comment OF the Star. And
IL adds: THE country cannot digest
ITSELF"
The Evening News thinks the verdict
makes free law1essne The prime
opinion is voiced by the Globe. IL warns
the British government that Il is
threatened with similar conditions,
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
KOREAN RIOTS
SUPPRESSED BY
JAP SOLDIERS
Native Army to Be Dis
banded as Means of
Restoring Order.

SEOUL Korea, July 29.-The strong
hand of the japanese military forces
has finally put an end to rioting in
Seoul.
The japanese had a hard fight, and
considerable damage was done in Satur-
day nights riOting.
There Is stiIl uneasiness, and It Is
doubted II order can be permanently
maintained until the arrival OF the re-
endorsements now on their way from
home.
Outside Seoul. ii is vaguely rumored,
there have been serious disturbances.
concerning which inadequate means of
communication has made il impossible
TO secure definite information. At Chin
nam. the japanese residents were COM
PEELED 70 take boats and put out to sea
10 escape violence at the mOb's hands.
AS a means OF restoring order, the
Korean army is 10 be disbanded at
once. This viii probably create a tenn
pOrary cOmmotion. but IL is believed It's
ultimate effect VIII be good.
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place in his trial, owing TO the alleged
bias Of certain Of the trial board.
Al the Navy Department this morning
It was stated that the trial board, as
constituted, will convene at Norfolk.
August Z, when the charges against
Chaplain Jones will be aired.
There are eighteen specifications
against Chaplain Jones. seventeen being
for the alleged Issuing Of checks IN
backed by deposits in the bank. The
eighteenth charge is for repudiating a
check on the ground II had been raised.
Chaplain Jones Is stationed on the re-
ceiving ship Franklin at Norfolk
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
CHAFFEE BUYS RESIDENCE
IN LOS ANGELES, CAL

LOS ANGELES. Cal, July 29.-Gen.
Adna r. Chafee. recently chief OF staff
OF the United States army. has pur-
chased the handsome Edwards resi-
dence, on Magnolia avenue. for 81. 600
1t will be- occupied by General Chaffee
and his family early in September. The
house Is one OF the most attractive IN
the district, being imposing In appear
anCe. and lacking nothing In equipment.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
CID LADIES' CLUB MEETS;
YOUNGEST So, OLDEST go

FRANKLIN, Pa, July 29-Twenty-nine
members of the Old Ladies' Club at
tended a reception at the home of Katie
NJ. Davis. at Rocky Grove, a suburb.
The club. of which this was the second
anniversary, Is composed of ffty-two
women. the youngest OF whom Is fifty
two and the eldest past the four-score-
and-ten mark.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
RETURNED
TO NOISSANT BROS.
Salvador Releases Attach
ment Against the Two
Americans.

Advices have been received here 10
the effect that the attachment placed by
the Salvadorean government upon the
property Of the Moissant brothers. the
American citizens who have been ac-
cused Of fomentins revolution in that
country, has been removed. This action
IS taken in Difference TO the representa-
tions made by the United States. and
follows the release of the brothers from
custody several days ago.
1t Is expected that the next step will
be the bringing OF a large claim for
damages against the SalvadOrean gov
ernment by George and Alfred NIoissant
for false imprisonment, injury to their
reputation. and damage done by the
Salvadorean soldiery 10 their plantation
and business
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
VITAL RECORDS
Biuhs

= W and Mary r. Beckert, boy.
Giovanni and Donau Brienza. girl.
Samuel and Johana Brown, boy.
James z and Margaret 7. Barnes,
boy.
William A. and Marion 2 Carroll. girl
Thomas 7. and Anna NJ. Dunn. girl.
Frederick J. and FlOrina Frost, boy.
Maurice F. and Jennie n. Fitzgerald.
boy.
J0hn A and Rosa H Garner. girl.
J. y. and Mary Gray, girl.
Michael J. and Catherine a. Kilerlane.
girl
Liberante and Mary Sansone, girl.
Reuben ". and Celestia H. Moore,
girl.
Walter A. and Gertrude E. Saunders.
hey.
Z. {. and Emma c. Smith. boy.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
Haywood Picked
By Socialists As
Their Candidate

NEW YORK. July eff William D.
Haywood IS not the next socialist candi-
date for President, New York's repre-
sentatives Of the party Will be much
surprised. They say his case has
brought the cause Of socialism much to
the public attention; that he is their
paUty's logical nominee: that they are
sure organized labor will strongly sup
port him, and that they think he will
make the strongest race of any social
list candidate.
New York socialists were the first TO
go 10 the financial resistance of the
accused miners leaders, contributing
SIS 100 OF the 10000 furd raised for
the defense.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
PREACHER FALLS DEAD;
LIES UNCERTAINTY Is TOPIC

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 29.-Rey.
W. r. Smith, a Presbyterian minister
OF this county. was stricken with apo
pIexy In the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
Church at Madisonville. He was dwell
ling on the uncertainty OF life IN his
sermon and had just uttered these
words: Tt may be the last time
will ever speak TO you" when he be-
gan TO totter- Friends rushed 10 the
pulpit and caught him. He died later.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
Sister Pushed From Arms.

Dido DidoliziO was carrying his sister
Maralice, eighteen years old, down the
fire escape when she was pushed from
his arms and fell three floors. She died
In Bellevue Hospital
In the yard in the rear OF the house,
the Hfeless form of Mrs. Rose Siddiso-
hnL who lived on the Attn floor, was
found. She had been pushed from a fire
escape. A few minutes later when
the iremen got TO her apartments. her
two babies were found burned TO death.
lying side BY side.
At least 80 persons were rendered
homeless by the fire. This morning all
Of the rescued were lodged in houses
within a radius Of five blocks from
where the charred structure stands The
dead and injured were nearly all Ital-
ians.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
NINETEEN LIVES LOST,
THIRTY HURT IN FIRE
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the very hotbed of Italian murderers-
BLACK Hand" tragedies were often
traced 10 plottings IN the house. and
the place had a criminal record not
eQu2led By any other house II New
York; While many respectable Italians
lived in the place. Il was only because
they were too poor 20 AFFORD more de-
sirable apartments.
The fire was one Of the worst the New
York fire department. has battled with
In years.
When fire patrol No. sped up 10 the
house, capt. Albert Johnson and De-
tectiVe ConnOrs rushed up the stairs Of
house IL the rear, the roof or which
adjoins that Of the destroyed structure
Johnson dropped fat on the cOrnice,
While COnnOrs grasped his feet.
The fireman was slowly let down 70
where he could grasp the hands or
Tommasi0 Gazzianio, Mrs. GazzianiO,
and their FIVE children.
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DeathA

Anton Thiel. 20 years, Ninth ana n
streets northwest.
Joseph r. AIulhaH, a years. so Fifth
street southeast
HCsEital
Mary NJ. A Connolly. IS days, 3015
Eleventh street northwest
Margaret T. HOTigan, q years, PrOvi-
dence Hospital
Charles S. Townshend, 50 years. 5l'
Sixth street northeast
Emily L. Truesdale, 90 years. 26 Quincy
street.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
Worthless Check Charge
Against Officer of
" Franklin"

Chaplain Harry W. Jones, L. S. N.
who is to be tried by court-martiai next
week for scandalOus conduct. the spe-
cific charges being the issuing Of worth
less checks, will not have his request
granted that a change Of venue take
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
AZ 7RESS VISITS MORGUE,
THEN CUTS HER THROAT

PITTSBURG. July zs.-EIlen Bailey
Trowbridge. an actress. after visiting
the county morgue, viewing quietly all
the bodies there and admiring the mar
bic walls and cares for the dead, went
TO a hotel and cut her throat. Now her
body occupies one of the cases In the
morgue. She was so poor that she
marked letter to a friend c. o. D.
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To Change Boat Insnectinn-

Secretary Straus. Of the Department
Of Commerce and Labor. will ask The
Sixtieth Congress for amendments TO
the law governing the inspection OF
steamboats,. one for revocation Of IL
Censes Of captains and masters Of boats
that carry more passengers than the
law permits. and the other for the sup
preston Of gambling on boats.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
Died.

SUSAN EMERY. wife OF Thomas J. Hobbs
Funeral services at her late residence
1922 H street. Tuesday. July 30. at $50 D. m.
lnterment private. II
SINCLAJR-Suddenly at 2:10 p. m. saturday
July %. 1907. MRS. BELLE SINCLAIR
daughter OF Mrs. Waisie Sinclair and the
late General William Sinclair T. S A
Funeral services at ST. Johns Church
Wssf ington, Monday. July %. at o. m
Interment at Arlington 1v2s-2t
SIDELL-On Saturday. July q 1907. al 10
p. n, EDWARD THOMAS SIDEII. be-
loveJ son OF Ida H 3. and Edward s.
Sidoi.
Funeral services viii be held from Con
gress-onal Chapel Tuesday. July 80. at .
p. m II
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
TYPOS COMPLETE PLANS
TO ATTEND CONVENTION

Columbia Typographical Union. No.
IO1. has completed arrangements for the
Washington delegates 70 the annual con-
vention of tho international Typo
graphical Union. to be held at Hot
Springs. August 10-1f. The party viii
leave Washington over the Chesapeake
and Ohio on a special train August 3.
at n:l0 p. m, going via Louisville and
Memphis. A big reception will be ten
dered the delegates at Memphis.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
Knights Of Columbus COMING.

Delegates 70 he national convention
OF The knights Of Columbus at Norfolk
August SIS. passing through the city, wiz
be entertained by q committee Of fifty
from the five councils Of ;he city. Five
Thousand such visitors are expected.
They viii be lJnched and shown over
the city.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Honorary members Of Mrs. Ellen
Spencer MUssey Tent. No !, Daugh-
ters Of Veterans, presented the or
ganizauCn with a handsome silk nag.
The presentation was made by Cant
J. : Walker. seuor vice Commander
OF the Department Of the Potomac.
Grand Army Of Republic. and Capt
o. H OldrCyd, OF Lincoln Post. No. 8
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
e Disease in Philippines.

An important and highly interesting
bulletin issued by Surgeon General wv
man. OF the United States Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service. announces
that the FhlhpTlne Islands are free
from cholera, thai there IS no smallpox.
where 500 deaths annually occurred.
and that leprOsy has been reduced 30 per
cent.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
Heroes Stuck to Post.

Despite the great heat, the two heroic
fremen stuck TO their post, and one by
one the members OF the family were
dragged to the roof and then taken
down stairs 10 the street. where the
surgeons On the anbulances which had
been summoned attended them.
After the GazzianiO family had been
saved the window was cleared FOR the
approach Of Teresa Gonda and her
baby. who were also pulled across the
gulf BY Johnson and COnnOTs.
Hardly had the crowd finished cheer
Ing one than IL was called upon 10 do
the same for another. for acts Of hero
ism.
During the mad struggle on the fire
escapes, Mrs Ada la Monu. thirty-one
years old. was pushed from the escape
Ia The rear and fell from the fourth
floor TO the yard. She is dying in GOu-
Verneur Hospital
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
Silk Flag for D. Of Y.

The skin Is bcautfned. perfumed. protected.
preserved by Satin skin powder. sc.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
LOCAL MENTION.
Best Bresd Can Be Obtained

Easily. Malt Bread Is pure, light. and
well baked; easily digested and n0urish-
ing. Don't fail 10 include II In your next
order. Ask your grocer for Schneider S, sc.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

BENZ. R. Coles & Co., UphOlstering Of all
kinds Slip covers. 500 9Th NV II. s5ls.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
THIS WEEK ONLY

Every item IS big bargain and
worthy your immediate attention.
those economically inclined.
TanElefOot Fly Paper, per box. 500.
Williams OF. Black Ink. per bot
tie, Sc
Hunts Round Pointed Rens, per
box Of pens. Sc.
Music Crepe Paper Napkins. per
hundred, 15c.
R. P. Andrews Paper Co., Inc.
The House with the Yellow Front
Louisiana Avenue, Near the Corner
of Seventh and Pennsylvania Ave.
eve close Daily P. NJ Saturday
=. NJ
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
Born.
In Hemnriam

COZLIN-Sunday. July 2S. 1907. TO Harry J
and Marian Colin. q daughter. II
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
IDAHO WANTS NO MORE
TRIALS LIKE HAYWOOD'S

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TO prove it.. I never signed any story
as they claim"
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Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel Summer Garden. Rathsi1eIler.
y. Y. Ave. and 11th St +. Endres, Prop.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

BCDDINGTON-In sad. but loving remem-
brance of my wife. BIRDIE r. BUDDING
TON. who died four years ago today July
o. 1903. BY HER HUSBAND. .
1t
BUDDINGTON-In sad but loving remem-
branOe OF my dear daughter. BIRDIE Z.
BCDDLNGTON (nee Kyle who died -four
years ago today. July % 1903.
It BY HER DEVOTED MOTHER.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

Try Reisinger's Fresh Peach Cream for
Sunday dessert Te:ephone Main 2757.
rs u ST. nv.
The Washington times., 1907-07-29
Special Notices.

OUR FAULTLEsS TIN RooFs
will stand the rigid test OF the raging ele-
ments Tor a life time. Ten years guarantee.
ERNEST GICHEER METAL SHOP.
Cornioe, Skyl1ght, Roofing, sPOuttng.
&c BOTTLE OF HIRES ROOT BEER FREE
with every &c purchase
For ice tea use COLONIAL GUNPOWDER,
Il - unsurpassed Tor quality
s-lo. parNage free with every lSe poreaesa-
COLONIAL sLPPLY Co. J. A. JENNINGS.
sl4 Pa ave- s z Il
THE MEMBERS OF LOCAL UNION
No. I32 OF the Brotherhood OF Carpen-
tiers and -Joiners OF America and those
having business with II VIII take notice
that the Business Ofice OF the local n tho
lie DrOit Building viii be closed at
O clock on Saturdays during the months
OF July, august, and September l. W
NATTER, +. s II
SPECIAL MEETING OF Journeymen
Piasterers' Association MONDAY, JULY
18th. Business OF Importance. By or
der OF Association NJ. L. GREEN
President JyS-zt
LEADING BooKBINDER.
We have ne largest and best equigDeti
bookbindery in town Intelligent work az
HODGES BIG BOOK BNDERY.
t2o-22 Lth, Next star.
Columbia Club,
The whisky that made Washington Ia
nous. SchlitZ's beer on draught- ". J.
Donovan, 152s eth st. nv. my3O-5ot-eod
WE KNOW ROOF WORK
thoroughly M-'ve made a study of u AMI
have had years q practical experience We
repair roofs -ight-
Nohay.tlo PE1cticaI Timer. 81 18Th ST Ew-
= - Stove EHpert. Phone ~ ZIs2
Carpet Cleaning.
DROP POSTAL AND WAGON WILL CALL
THOMAS P KELLY, 712 11th St. nv.
For a Limited Time.
BEAUTIFUL MINIATURES. 81
S2-OO per dozen Y
S1-25 for six
THE BACHRACH STUDIO,
1881 F n. w.
W. S. TAPPAN,
/ Jsweler Matchmaker. Opticiau. Now
heated IN the Ouray Building, sos g St
NV. opposite Patent once All work
guaranteed. 1yz-30t
DE- Z. o. PIGEoH. Dentist.
Once hours: Daily $40 A. IL 70
P NJ Sundays, 10 70 .
Cor and 7th SITS. Phone nEai1 4Iz4-P
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Schools and COLLEGES

-"--sI the Beriftz school Of Languages
so1 l4th ST N W. Trial Lessons Free
French. German. Spanish. etc Native teacher
The Washington times., 1907-07-29

1N f--5 3 ----A1B ~SS 4 q 1SAAS
Hrouse's. 737 Ninth street northwest.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16

Go to Richardson and get a pound
OF Merida 20c Coffee.
Miss Jennie MacFariane left last
week to select her spring goods and to
attend the millinery openings at
Grand Rapids, Detroit, Toledo and
Cleveland, and hopes 10 bring back
many surprises in the line sf beauti-
ful millinery creations. TO The people
Of East Jordan.
Gasoline has raised in price twice
within the past few days. Local con-
sumers should know that John ID.
Rockefeller has recently made a gift
of S32 900, 600 To the cause Of education
in the United States and must raise
tue money 10 some way, 1t is no mere
sordid effort OF the retailers TO swell
their hank acc0unts.-Charlevoix
Courier.
The Honey va Club were entertain
ed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Zoulek Saturday evening. Fep 9th, a
chatfiDg dish luncheon being the
feature of the evening. We were
served with welsh rarehit on toast.
oyster pan roast on toast, escalloped
oysters. cheese, pickles, buns and tea.
After much perSua sion a lice and
Carrie cOndescended TO render that
sweet ballad entitled "Bony Annie
Laurie" which was repeatedly encor-
ed. A very delightful evening was
spent bv all and bidding our hostess
good night at midnight wended our
way homeward tired but happy. --E
PlurIbus Unum.
The Literary Club met with Mrs C..
A. Sweet, Thursday. Vocal music was
furnished by Mrs. VIM. Stone. Miss
Mary Porter accompanist: instrument
al duet, Laura Jepson and Nellie Camp
also Mary Porter and Minnie Payton;
Mildied Sweet. violin selection assist
ed by Miss Payton. The papers, Leg
ends of St, Valentine. Mrs. g. A. Hud-
son: Meaning Of Pictures, Mrs. w. A.
Loyeday read by Mrs Stone; Eugene
Field, Mrs. w. j. Smith; Poems by
Field, Mrs. E. Scott and Mrs. f. G,
Plank; an article on Edward McDsw-
ell, Americas honored musician, read
by Miss Porter; Mrs Maybrick talks of
her new venture, followed by discus
sion, Mrs. w. j. Smith. Original
Valentines for roll call. The hostess
served refreshments. Adjourned to
meet Feb 18th with Mrs. VIM Stone.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16
Richard Gidley is quite sick,

Richard Gidley is quite sick,
Lou Fotchman OF Charlevoix was an
East Jordan visitor this week
Miss Minnie Payton is here from
Charlevoix que st OF Mrs. G. A. Sweet.
For Piano and Organ Lessons see
Miss Violet Grigsby, Presbyterian Par
sonage.
Fire Chief Otto was busy first OF the
week thawing out fire hyd rants which
had been frozen.
Geo. Spencer is building himself a
fine new launch these days IL will be
equipped with 10 n. p. engine,
Meyer ~ Ensign conduct a dance at
Votruba Hall this evening. Good
music and good time promised.
Bill 80 cts.
North Star Tent No. 100 X. O. II. NJ.
NJ. hold a social at their hall next
Tuesday evening To which the knights
and the ladies are invited.
TILE FOR SALE:-The East Jordan
Brick Yard has quantity Of inch
tile on its hands and while it lasts
will be disposed OF at $3.50 per NJ.
Dee Healey and Miss Blanche Burr
were united in marriage at Charlevoix
last week. by Rev. Wright, pastor. of
the NJ f church there Mr. Healey
is employed'at the Cooperage and both
are well known young people Of our
community.
Roller Skating Masquerade at Love.
day Opera House next Friday evening
the 22nd. Prizes will be awarded the
finest ladies' and gentleman's cos
tunes and funniet gents make up.
A good evenings pas ime is promised
and all who can should attend.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16

A Masquerade Dance will be given
Feb'y 22nd in the Harris Hall al Els.
worth. Music by the Ellsworth Or
cEestra. Joseph Mayville is floor
manager
Char levOiX papers are again agi Iat-
ing the selling Of the ID. & G. Ry To the
NJ. G. people and it's extension from
East jordan 30 that CITY. While it
would probably be good thing all
arourd. the assertion that the extern.
sion will be built this summer IN some
what premature and not in accord
with present conditions.
The Republican County Committee
met at CharlevOix Monday and named
the following delegates 10 attend the
Republican State Conventions: A j.
Stroud, Horton Bay; J. NJ. Harris.
Boyne City:J E.Converse, Boyne City:
Ed. MELVILLE, East Jordan:A. l.. Coul.
ter. Charleyoix; Lisle Shanahan, Char
levoix; f. e. TurrelI, Charlevoix.
The pink tea given by circle No. l
Of the M. L. Ladies Aid under the main
agement of Mesdames Swafford. Crow
ell and Burnett. Wednesday evening,
at B. e. Waterman's was great sue
CESS. The tea was served from five to
nine, the tables being constantly filed
The mysterious five as walters was an
attractive feature. Music was render.
ed by Mr.. Waterman, cello and his
daughters. jennie aud Eva, pano;alsc
Instrumental duets and solos b,
others.
The James Mcmillan Memorial
Association, Don M. Dickinson
chairman, has been formed for purpose
ofS8recting IN Mcmillan Park az
Washington. d c.. some suitable tri
butte Of the loyal esteem in which MIR.
Mcmillan was held in Michigan aud
as perpetual memorial of the man
and of his work in the high service OF
the State A committee is heing ap
pointed In each county In the State
aud G.. W. CrOuter OF CharleyoIx has
been appointed acting chairman for
Charlevoix County Members of the
Committee appointed from East Jor~
dan are: W. p. Porter, f. G.. Warne.
A. B. Nicholas. e. N. Clink, f. e. Boz
singer, G. L. Lorraine and G.. A Lisk.
Don't forget to call and examine
those Push Button Morris Chairs at
WHITTINGToNs
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-02-16
High School Notes.

Rev. Grigsby made the high school
a pleasant call Tuesday morning.
Harold Turner is suffering from an
attack Of Bronchitis. 1t is feared
that he will not be able to take part
in the debate with Traverse City Fri
day.
Those who attended the reception
at the high school building Friday
evening we're very much pleased with
the progress Of the school.
Miss McCalmon visited the school
Tuesday.
The beginning Geometry class ha 5
always been very interesting but no
one ever expected it would have two
recital ions daily.
FRIDAY evening the ninth and tent h
grades attended social which was
held at the Chaddock schOolhonse.
One hundred volumes of the Michi-
gan Travelling Library were received
Friday The books are now catalogi =
and ready for use. Miss Severson has
charge OF this division of the library,
A load OF Young probe from the
high school drove to Bovine Ciey Fri
day evening, A gooo time is always
understood when "a crowd of them start
out
Mr.. Fuller is helping many Of the
students by forming reading class.
This is one thing which orr school
has all along needed and we appreciate
the fact that we have an opportunity
to do some extra work along this line.
Whether you are "A teacher, student
or citizen, we invite you to the Teach
ers' Institute here Friday and Satur-
day. If you cannot be present ut all
sessions cone Friday evening and hear
Traverse City and East Jordan in their
Joint debate. This will be held at the
Loveday Opera House.
Some of the students are planning
on giving play some time in the near
future. We will be able TO make a
more definite statement about the
matter IN a short time.
Tressa McRay was in Mancelona first
Of the week. While there she attend
ed the basket ball game between the
high school Of that place and the Mt.
Pleasant Normal.