The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-30
CHS. WON DEBATE
OVER 100 SCHOOL PEOPLE OF
EADuCAH ENJOYED CAIRO
HOSPITALITY.
Decision Unanimous Against separ.
ate Party Fer labor Interest
iEtense--Cance Last
Night.

ny unanimous decision Cairo
high school won the affirmative SIDE
Of debate last night with Padueah,
the subject being: Resolved, That it
Would Be 10 the Disadvantage Of the
Lahoring Ga ses to Form Separate
Political Party
The main argument that c. II, s.
tried to impress the judges with was
hat il would he against the general
principles OF American liberty 70
form this much-diseussed separate
political party,
Padncah's main points were that
Ike present parties were not serving
the lahoring ella SEES like they should.
The Judges decided in favor OF G..
Il. S. because they said the local high
school hal the most convincing
points and succeeded in sustaining
them
The assembly hall OF the e. H. S.
II which the contest took place was
packed until standing room was at
premium. showing what an intare t
had been worked up regarding the
affair.
The Paducah high school people
we're CONSPICUOUS in the front of the
Dom with their yells which they gave
lpon the appearance Of each of their
speakers. The c. r. S. loyal'sts
we're in the back part of the hall
where they did much shouting.
This is The third debate c. r. S.
las had this year and has won them
I'll. These debates have done more
10 advertise the school from an in
,electual standpoint than anything
else.
The Days Doings
The Paducah visitors met with
hearty reception during their stay in
NJ city yesterday. which lasted 1G
hours
Their special train arrived at 9:l5
n the morning They were met at
he station by a reception committee
nd were taken to the Cairo high
school and also tho other school
buildings where they spent both the
morning and afternoon visiting the
classes and grades.
At the Cairo high school the 10
nestle Science and the Manual Train
.ng departments were the chief
5ources Of interest The actual work
vas carried on but there We're spec
'alties that attracted attention. In
he former department fine needle
work. was displayed including the
lass day dres res made by the girls
Of the Senior class.
The lathes and woodworking ma
hines in the manual Training de-
artment We're shown to good advant-
&c in turning out wood worked ar
-ices and a special display was
hown of library tables. chairs. etc.
Some of the visitors were treated
0 an interesting half, hours stay In
he Physics class in the morning A
wireless telegraph outfit. the proper
v of one Of the students was put in
,ctual working order and explained
rs we'll as a small arc light and a
telegraph instrument.
After the debate the Paduchiaas,
specially the teachers, were tender
al an informal reception in the lower
'otridor Of c. II, S. The teachers of
he local high chool were hosts and
for the occasion and a very
pleasant evening was spent. Frappe
vas served by several of the C. r. s.
Urls.
The teachers then all went over to
'woboda's hall a few blocks away
where shortly after the debate al
lance had been started by aome Of
cairo's younger society set.
This was elaborate in every detail
The hall was tastefully decorated in
Nennants, of aducah and Cairo.
Printed programs were used, with
70 dances, consisting of all the Fate
music. The body of the card was
white with the printing in blue and
led with blue ribbon. On one side
va: the dance numbers while on the
other was the inscription "Compli.
nentary Dance--C. n. S. to P. n. s.,
April 90 1910-Swoboda' hall
Mrsic by Ents Trio"
The young people tripped the light
fantastic until a late hour, then they
went down to the |. G. station where
their special train was awaiting them
and they left at 1890 sharp, this
morning.
Altogether in the crowd there we're
about 100 persons, including the
teachers students and ,friendI
They came over to spend the day
for DrOfit and plpa StIre and thay yuapt